Accommodations at the lodge consist of only six villas. Each spacious villa sits on a raised wooden deck and is open in the front immersing guests into the unparalleled views of the bush which they can enjoy from the comfort of their bed. Canvas drops can roll down for privacy. There are doubles or twins to choose from. One family suite is available comprising one double and one triple room. The en suite bathrooms feature sinks, flush toilets, and both indoor and romantic outdoor showers. A private veranda is fitted with chairs for lounging and watching the beauties of nature.

The lodge is located in the remote wilderness of Liuwa Plains National Park. The park was proclaimed a protected area by the lodge’s namesake, King Lewanika of the Lozi tribe in the early 1880s. Liuwa Plains sits in the western province of Zambia near the Angolan border and is made up of wide grassy plains and numerous salt pans. Moreover, Liuwa hosts the second largest wildebeest migration in Africa. There are many predators living here such as cheetahs, hyenas, African wild dogs, and lions. However, the most famous is the lioness, Lady Liuwa. She was the star of Aquavision’s documentary, “The Last Lioness”, and once roamed the park alone after the Angolan Civil War, poaching, and illegal hunting decimated the lion population. The park worked hard to reintroduce a pride for Lady Liuwa with some hopeful success documented in the “Real Lion Queen” on Animal planet. Despite the sheer unlikelihood of survival, she did. She learned not just to survive, but to thrive. Most wild lions are lucky to reach 12 years, but Lady achieved an impressive 17 years. A true testament to her spirit.