King Lewanika is far, far from ordinary. Hop onto a small plane and head west towards Zambia’s Angolan border. And just when you think you can’t go any further, go a little more. As remote as it is luxurious, King Lewanika mixes traditional décor, hand-woven linens, quirky modern finishes and floodplain-views that stretch for days. Without another tourist in sight, this kind of exclusivity is difficult to come by. You get the only front row seat to Africa’s second largest wildebeest migration: 47,000 wildebeest and not another soul around to see it. Take that, Serengeti. It might not be easy to reach, but it’s even harder to forget.
