



Your invitation to reconnect with the wilderness.
Over the years we have been involved in safari tourism, we noticed a clear trend. Our guests longed for wild experiences. Given the choice between showering inside or beneath the skies, they always chose outside. Or, if choosing to spend the night in a lodge or a sleep out under the stars, most people chose the sleep out. We realised our guests NEEDED to be hosted by wilderness. So we decided to open a portfolio of camps and experiences offering all of the wild with none of the discomfort.
We have called it Everwild and we would love to share it with you!


LUANGWA VALLEY
Luangwa Valley Safaris

KAFUE NATIONAL PARK
Nanzhila Safaris

LIVINGSTONE
Taita Falcon Lodge
We took over in mid March-2023 and at the end of April, a bushfire burnt it to the ground! No, it wasn’t an insurance fire either What a way to start its recovery after Covid! But, we rallied and decided to carry on anyway.

BAROTSELAND
Lumbe Pools

BAROTSELAND
Pioneers Camp
Where did Everwild come from?
Everwild was started in 2023 by James Williams, Donna Stokes and Brian Ross. What began as a mobile camp on the banks of the Zambezi River in Western Zambia quickly grew to 8 camps located in 4 National Parks (Kafue, South Luangwa, Luambe and North Luangwa) with over 100 beds across the group. Despite our growth, our camps have remained small, intimate and fanatical dedication to hospitality in wild places!
Hear more about who we are and what we believe in the video below:
Eight unique properties with 3 common traits
Everwild is our group of 8 unique properties geographically spread out but with 3 common traits:
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We will always ensure our guests are safe and comfortable (we haven’t lost anyone yet! 😉) BUT we also love to have as much of the ‘outside’ in and around us as possible!
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They are located in remote, wilderness spaces. HINT – plan for adventurous drives into camp!
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All the camps have a restoration story – there is a background narrative where the camp or site or region was previously declared to be too difficult, too remote or too abandoned yet, they are all back and delivering incredible experiences again.
What is our philosophy toward our guests and camps?
Our business was built on five pillarsthat govern how we view tourism and run our camps: