Sukulu Reserve is located in the bush, 50 km from Livingstone. Livingstone is the nearest town with shops, bars, restaurants, tourist activities and the famous Victoria Falls. - You will sleep in 2–3 persons chalets with ensuite bathroom. The rooms have wardrobes, seats and mosquito nets. Towels and bed linen are present. - It is not recommended to drink tap water, but there is unlimited drinking water available in special water tanks located in the kitchen area. - Free WiFi. There is very limited phone signal on the reserve, so for communication with home you better use the internet. - Free laundry service (Monday – Friday). - There is a safe available if you would like to store your valuables. - The animals roam freely around and through our camp, so always be aware of wild animals. Especially at night: always use a flashlight or head torch and never leave your chalet unless absolutely necessary.

Bouvy is a Dutch wildlife vet that moved to Zambia 3 years ago. Dries is a South-African rhino farmer who started Sukulu Reserve in 2011.

Zambia is a safe country and the local people are generally very welcoming and friendly towards visitors. That being said, it is still a poor country and there is a moderate risk of pick-pocketing and opportunistic theft, so never leave your valuables unattended.