Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

From the thundering power of Victoria Falls to Hwange’s elephants and Mana Pools’ wilderness.

Zimbabwe doesn't always get the attention it deserves on the African safari circuit. That's partly what makes it so good.

The country's parks and reserves are enormous, genuinely wild and run by guides widely regarded as the best on the continent — trained in a tradition of walking safaris that makes you a participant in the landscape rather than just an observer. The people, across the board, have a warmth and generosity that stays with you long after you’ve washed the dust from your hair and the mud from your boots.

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Where to Go

Luxury lodges in Zimbabwe

Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park sprawls across Zimbabwe's western edge — nearly 15,000 square kilometres of vibrant dry woodland, ancient sandstone and wide mopane forest. Read more

Machaba Deteema Springs

Deteema Springs is a small concession area in the northern region of Hwange National Park.

Machaba Verney’s Camp

Situated in a remote south-eastern region of Hwange National Park, Verney’s Camp occupies a private concession inaccessible to regular park visitors.

Camp Hwange

A rustic, traditional camp of 8 canvas-walled units beneath cooling thatch, Camp Hwange overlooks one of the natural waterholes that make this part of Hwange National Park special.

Muddy Teak

With just 4 guest rooms and only available for private-use, Muddy Teak is in some senses the most exclusive camp in Hwange.

Malilangwe

Malilangwe sprawls across Zimbabwe's southeastern lowveld — a private reserve of rocky ridges, acacia woodland and restored farmland, managed by the Malilangwe Trust. Read more

Singita Pamushana

Overlooking the remote south-eastern region of Zimbabwe.

Mana Pools

Mana Pools is one of Africa's great wild places — a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the Zambezi does as it pleases and the animals have long since learned to live around it. Read more

Machaba Ingwe Pan

Ingwe Pan Camp is nestled alongside a large, secluded pan in the pristine Mana Pools National Park, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Machaba Mana River Camp

Mana River camp is located along the Zambezi River within a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Wilderness Chikwenya

Situated at the confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi Rivers, Wilderness Chikwenya offers exceptional tranquillity and an immersive wilderness experience.

Victoria Falls

One moment, the Zambezi River is wide, unhurried and flat; the next it drops without preamble into a 100-metre gorge, sending up a column of spray visible from 30 kilometres away. Read more

Ilala Lodge Hotel

Situated in Victoria Falls town centre, Ilala Lodge Hotel holds the distinction of being the closest hotel to the waterfall on the Zimbabwean side – an eight-minute walk from the main viewing points.

Kabakwe Lodge

At Kabakwe Lodge, a stay is defined by refined comfort, thoughtful design, and a genuine connection to Victoria Falls.

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