Adventure

The Hide

The Hide is situated within Hwange National Park, and enjoys regular wildlife traffic. The lodge backs onto a shady and peaceful acacia woodland and overlooks a permanent waterhole where elephants frequently visit to drink and play in the cool water. Giraffes and buffalo are also common visitors to the camp, and guests can watch them wander along the horizon from the comfort of the refreshing swimming pool. The Hide’s location means that guests can constantly enjoy Zimbabwe’s incredible wildlife, and have an authentic safari experience in the heart of the African bush. Guests can choose to stay either in one of the 10 tented bedrooms, complete with en-suite bathrooms and either twin or double bed configurations, or in the larger suites which are ideal for families and groups travelling together. Guests can also choose to spend a night in the Dove’s Nest, a private and remote treehouse that overlooks a water pan frequented by giraffes, where couples can retreat for some time alone together with exclusive wildlife views.

Khulu Bush Camp

Situated within a 6,000-acre private concession, Khulu Bush Camp “Grandfather” features a spectacular variety of thatched suites, comprising seven standard suites and two honeymoon variations, all fully furnished with en-suite facilities, a generous variety of amenities and jaw dropping views from elevated decks. Each well-appointed room is designed in a modern and contemporary style but has minimal impact to the surroundings and environment. Wildlife sightings are incredible in Hwange National Park, with regular sightings of elephant, lion, giraffe and many other safari staple creatures, including over 400 exotic bird species waiting for you to discover. Scout the open plains in open 4×4 safari vehicles or embark on foot for an authentic grassroots adventure of a lifetime. Enjoy delectable cuisine throughout day and sit around the campfire by night, reciting stories and reminiscing on an exciting days’ safari adventure, nightcap in hand.

Somalisa Acacia Camp

Nestled amongst Acacia trees in the vast Hwange National Park lies Somalisa Acacia Camp. Authentic and traditional, this safari camp is private and exclusive, when full, only accommodating 12 guests. The suites are luxurious and comfortable with unique wooden and brick features running throughout, and a wood burner fireplace which guests can snuggle around on a cold night. A large sparkling swimming pool sits in front of the main area of camp overlooking the watering hole, so guests can relax in the pool keeping an eye on wandering elephants and thirsty animals. A unique boma fire pit sits next to the pool, so after a long day exploring the national park and dining on fresh and local food, guests can gather here and sit under the wide starry sky and immerse themselves in the sights, smells and sounds of Hwange.

KaingU Safari Lodge

Located just on the edge of Kafue National Park, KaingU Safari Lodge sits near the bank of the Kafue River. In the heart of this unexplored wilderness lies the lodge, built with the desire to blend into their surroundings and with eco-friendly materials and methods. With only 7 chalets, this camp is private and exclusive and offers guests unique experiences of the untouched beauty of the surroundings. The chalets are all comfortable, with a traditional safari feel whilst also including all home comforts, and a unique outdoor shower. The main area of the lodge acts as the central hub of KaingU, it is here fresh, delicious meals, prepared with local ingredients are served and drinks around the fire pit, under the starry sky, can be enjoyed in the evening.

Hwange Bush Camp

Remotely situated within the northern region of Hwange National Park, an expansive wildlife reserve spanning over 14,640km2 lies Hwange Bush Camp, an exclusive property offering scenic diversity, with open grasslands, natural springs and pumped water points. This prime wildlife viewing location offers frequent sightings of concentrated plains game, featuring many staple safari creatures such as lion, cheetah, giraffe, sable antelope, greater kudu and many more. Wildlife game viewing activities include drives in open 4X4 safari vehicles, or guided walks accompanied by one of Bush Camp’s professional guides. Bush Camp caters for a maximum of 12 guests in 6 spacious and tastefully decorated twin-bedded Meru tents, with private en-suite facilities including flush toilets & bush showers with hot water.

Jozibanini Camp

Located in the remote southwestern region of Hwange National Park, Jozibanini Camp delivers an intimate wildlife viewing experience with a slew of creature comforts meant to impart lasting memories of your time in the bush. With a vast selection of game viewing activities to choose from, featuring classic 4×4 safari game drives, guided bush walks, bird watching, mountain biking, game viewing hides and more, there’s plenty of ways to experience the bountiful wildlife and scenery that surrounds you. The ecosystem here is semi-desert akin to the Kalahari in neighbouring Botswana. Ancient windblown fossil sand dunes are separated by shallow valleys where elephant paths have compacted the terrain, offering the optimum environment for prime game viewing. Accommodation is comprised of twin and double tented units, both featuring comfortable beds and an en-suite bathroom with an al fresco shower and a private deck for slumber stargazing. Come and experience the bounty of Hwange for yourself.

Nantwich Lodge

Nantwich Lodge is sat in the wilds of the Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. With only 9 suites this lodge feels private and exclusive, and rolling grasslands and dotted woodlands surrounding the lodge on all sides accentuates the feeling of this wonderful wild land being yours to explore. Guests can explore the area on a game drive or guided walk, both are excellent ways to find out more about the Hwange National Park and what inhabits the area, from herds of elephants, hippos, zebras, giraffes, buffalo, hyenas and lions. The lodge overlooks a large dam, which means guests have a perfect view of sly crocodiles and migratory birds who wallow in the shallows. The lodge is eco-friendly and uses local resources and ingredients wherever possible, so guests can be ensured that their stay is authentically and uniquely Zimbabwean.

Kanga Camp

Kanga Camp is situated in a private concession within the World Heritage Site, Mana Pools National Park. Guests can experience the rich flora and fauna of Mana Pools, as well as frequent sightings of predators such as lions and the endangered wild dog. The camp rests beside the calm waters of the Kanga Pan, an essential water supply for the many different wildlife and bird species who make Mana Pools National Park their home throughout the dry season. Kanga pan is the only permanent water source within a 20 km radius, resulting in a high volume of wildlife visiting the pan to enjoy a drink. Kanga camp consists of six traditional canvas tents, each positioned on raised wooden decking with incredible views overlooking the pan. All of the tents are elegantly designed with subtle wooden furnishings and floor-to-ceiling mesh netting. Kanga Camp is only open from April until December when the rainy season returns, causing the pan to flood and overflow. Because of its location within a private concession, guests will be able to enjoy exclusive safari drives and walks without encountering other safari vehicles.

Changa Safari Camp

Changa Safari Camp is situated on the shores of the beautiful Lake Kariba, offering guests stunning views of Kariba’s sapphire waters and the Matusadona mountains. The camp was founded by the Preston and Higgins families, who wanted other families to be able to visit the beautiful and rugged landscape of Matusadona National Park and appreciate the stunning and diverse natural surroundings, as well as the incredible creatures that live here. The 6 deluxe tents and 2 family rooms are set amongst the small trees that stand along the lake’s shore, offering views over the water and the sweeping landscape. The camp’s main area is a hub of entertainment and relaxation, with a refreshing lakeside swimming pool, lounge area and bar.

Zambezi Expeditions

Zambezi Expeditions is a semi-mobile camp that offers guests stunning views over the floodplains of the Zambezi River and the diverse landscape of Mana Pools National Park. The camp consists of six Meru style tents that lie along the riverside. The open plains present incredible wildlife viewing opportunities as herds of elephants and impala wander across the sweeping grasslands to drink from the riverbank. Zambezi Expeditions gives guests the opportunity to explore the World Heritage site, Mana Pools National Park, and enjoy activities such as fishing, canoeing and bird watching against the backdrop of the park’s verdant floodplains and the distant escarpment across the river’s flowing waters. The semi-mobile camp is small and intimate, meaning that guests can enjoy a private and authentic safari experience in peaceful surroundings. While the camp usually tailors for up to 12 guests at any one time, a 6-bedded camp of three tents can be set up for a single group on special request. Due to its riverside location, Zambezi Expeditions closes over the rainy season and is open from April 1st until November 30th.

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