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.
The camp features six luxurious tented suites that provide uninterrupted views of the Zambezi River and the distant escarpment, creating a sense of isolation and immersion in the wilderness. Visitors to Nyamatusi Camp can witness the captivating drama of wildlife on game drives, guided walks, and canoeing safaris, allowing them to marvel at the astounding sights and sounds of one of Africa's last remaining wild frontiers.
Nyamatusi Camp is on the eastern edge of Mana Pools National Park, along the banks of the Zambezi River. It can be accessed via road transfer from the Mana Pools airstrip.
Each of the six air-conditioned tented suites provide total seclusion under the shade of a tree and have their very own private plunge pool. At the heart of the camp, you will find a pool, dining deck, library and fire pit.
Immerse yourself in the intense wildlife experience of both Hwange National Park and Mana Pools, two wildlife rich gems, home to high numbers of elephants, lions and the elusive African painted dog. Lead by expert guides throughout, firstly Chris Warden who traversed over 32,000 miles of uncharted territory in a career spanning 30 years.
