Many of Zimbabwe’s lodges were left to age gracefully during its previous period of unrest, however there are some small local operators that continued to promote for their country and offer a select few tourists the country’s true colours. Zimbabwe is also renowned for the quality of its guides and they go through a very extensive training process to become successful. We use only the best and can promise that whether you are staying in a luxury tented camp on the Zambezi River or a rustic lodge in Hwange, you are in safe hands.
In the northern reaches of Hwange National Park, Deteema Springs Camp enjoys an idyllic setting on the verge of Deteema Springs’ scenic waters and landscapes. Game is especially abundant during the dry season, when the natural springs are a vital water source. During this time a vast array of wildlife visit the springs directly in front of the camp.
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Ingwe Pan Camp is a hidden gem nestled beside a large secluded pan within the pristine wilderness of Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mana Pools National Park is known for its abundant wildlife and stunning landscapes, making it a prime destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers. Eight eco-luxury tents amidst trees on the edge of the pan, linked along natural walkways.
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Nestled along its own exclusive stretch of the Zambezi River within a private game reserve, this lodge offers a lavish retreat just 40 kilometers upstream from the renowned Victoria Falls. The lodge exudes opulence and space, ensuring guests enjoy the utmost in luxury and tranquility. Unlike the classic canvas tent, Matetsi’s interiors are sleek and modern with the use of stone, wood and copper materials alongside contemporary African furnishings and custom work by local artisans.
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Set in one of the wildest and most remote parts of Africa, on the banks of one of the oldest rivers in the world, Nyamatusi allows guests to experience an authentic view of the old untouched Africa. Inspired by the traditional custodians of the land who respected the river as the source of life, the design of the camp subtly incorporates the element of water and pays homage to the astounding beauty of the mighty Zambezi River.
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When the Zambezi National Park was seperated from Victoria Falls National Park there were sightings of an albino Imbala were reported. Located within a private concession in Zambezi National Park, Mpala Jena is an exquisite canvas tented camp overlooking the Zambezi River shoreline. Created with a strong sustainability ethos; the camp was designed and built using materials that minimise energy and transport miles, and is run off solar power. This camp provides an exclusive and luxurious retreat in the heart of the African wilderness.
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Completely refurbished and reopened under the African Bush Camps banner in December 2017, Bumi Hills Safari Lodge offers guests a serene getaway here in the northwest of Zimbabwe. Situated on a hill overlooking picturesque Lake Kariba and Matusadona National Park, the lodge is ideal for those wishing to relax at the start or end of an African safari.
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Hidden under a canopy of camelthorn acacia trees, popular with the resident giraffes, on an ancient river system you will find Somalisa Camp. With a really authentic safari feel and an intimate atmosphere, alongside an understated elegance this camp is not to be missed. At night, paths are lit by paraffin lanterns guiding you back to your luxury tent where you will be able to take a shower under the stars, or sit and watch the nocturnal wildlife from your private veranda.
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The 12-bedded semi-permanent camp is set up each season in a new location on the banks of the Zambezi River, providing you with the opportunity to canoe and fish either from the banks or off an island in the middle of the river. All 6 twin-bedded tents and en-suite bathroom facilities have flush toilets and an alfresco hot bucket shower. It is a wonderful place to switch off and enjoy this beautiful park.
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Perched on cliffs overlooking the Save River, Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge is a luxurious retreat providing access to one of Africa’s last remaining areas of pristine wilderness. Largely undiscovered by the outside world, Gonarezhou means “Place of Elephants”, and is home to not just a vibrant population of these majestic animals, but also an incredible diversity of landscapes and habitats, as well as an abundance of flora and fauna.
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Located high on the cliff-tops with stunning panoramas across Lake Malilangwe lies Singita Pamushana Lodge; within 135,000 acres of the Malilangwe private reserve. You will be surrounded by wildlife during your stay; including a wide range of big cats and the big five; as well as over 500 species of birds. There is a range of accommodation available at Singita Pamushana including four luxury suites and two chalets, each of these traditionally decorated with African style interiors and artefacts throughout; they also each have their own private plunge pool. There is also a 5 bedroom villa which is available exclusively; it comes complete with a private infinity pool and butler. From the lodge you will be able to participate in daily game drives through both Gonarezhou National Park and the 135,000 acre Malilangwe Private Reserve. There is also guided bush walks, sunset cruises and fishing available.
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