Sikunga Conservancy is home to the the River Camp, where we also offer fishing excursions on the Zambezi river to hunters who finish their hunt early, or want to book a few leisure days before or after their safari. This camp is on the bank of a side channel of the Zambezi River, which also forms the North-Eastern border of the concession, and the international border between Namibia and Zambia. 
This camp consists of brick and mortar bungalows with thatched roofs, and can accommodate up to 12 guests of which a maximum of 4 can be hunters. Approximately 60% of the area consists of the Zambezi floodplains or open grasslands, with clumps of tree “islands”, while the other part consists of cluster-leafed Terminalia woodland. Most of the villages in this communal conservancy are located along the road into the camp, with a few cattle stations in the Terminalia thicket. This does not hamper the elephant movement though. Best time to hunt this area is mid-July to end October. There is a small quota of plains game available in this area, and in the aforementioned period plenty of elephant will also be encountered. Exceptional crocodile hunting and a limited quota of hippo are also available from this camp on the mighty Zambezi.