ZAMBEZI EXPEDITIONS

The seasonal Chikweyna Camp (open April to November) enjoys an idyllic location in an exclusive-use area in one of Zimbabwe’s prime wildlife regions: Mana Pools National Park. With jaw-dropping views of the Zambezi River, its floodplains & the distant mountains of the Rift Valley escarpment, photographers often feel like they are in ‘wildlife paradise.’ Chikweyna Camp boasts 5 tented suites & 2 family suites, each featuring an en-suite bathroom with an indoor & outdoor shower as well as an indoor bath.

John's Camp

John’s Camp lies under a canopy of giant trees with views stretching over the Zambezi River floodplains in Mana Pools National Park – a national park & World Heritage Site. Mana Pools is big game country at its best & has long enjoyed a reputation as one of the country’s best off-the-beaten-track safari destinations. As the name suggests, the area has plenty of water year-round – attracting a variety of big game & other wildlife - & therefore providing guests with a fantastic safari experience.

Kanga Camp

The seasonal Kanga Camp (only open from May – October) is set in a crowd-free private concession within one of Zimbabwe’s prime wildlife regions: Mana Pools National Park. Kanga Camp offers guests an authentic, adventurous safari experience with a touch of luxury. The camp overlooks the Kanga Pan – a regular watering point for wildlife – ensuring superb ‘armchair’ wildlife viewing from the comfort of the viewing deck.

Little Ruckomechi

Little Ruckomechi is located within the private Ruckomechi Concession & one of only a handful of lodges scattered around Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park. The camp offers a true wilderness experience combined with ‘just the right amount’ of luxury. Adventure seekers who are looking for an off-the-beaten-track safari experience will adore Little Ruckomechi. Mana Pools is best reached by small plane, so guests can even view the bush from a bird’s eye view – a beautiful vantage point over this under-explored wildlife-rich landscape.

Nyamatusi Camp

Nestled between a grove of large mahogany & sausage trees lies Nyamatusi Camp – one of Mana Pool National Park’s most luxurious safari camps. With air-conditioning & private plunge pools in every suite, guests can experience this wildlife-rich area in style, while still adhering to an eco-friendly & sustainable design. Mana Pools’ complex ecosystem supports a wealth of game, including cheetah, wild dog, lion & leopard, which makes this area attractive to safari enthusiasts.

Ruckomechi Camp

Ruckomechi Camp is located on the banks of the hippo-filled Zambezi River & one of only a handful of lodges scattered around Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park. The camp offers a true wilderness experience combined with ‘just the right amount’ of luxury. Adventure seekers who are looking for an off-the-beaten-track safari experience will adore Ruckomechi Camp. Mana Pools, a World Heritage Site, is best reached by small plane - & en-route to camp guests can enjoy a bird’s eye view over this under-explored wildlife-rich landscape.

Sapi Explorers Camp

Sapi Explorers Camp is nestled within a privately-run wildlife reserve – the 120 000 hectares Sapi Concession, next to Zimbabwe’s legendary Mana Pools National Park. The camp lies quite literally a stone’s throw from the Zambezi River, where plenty of animal activity takes place. Frequent sightings of big cats, wild dogs, elephants, hippos & buffalo are seen here & the area is abundant in birdlife. This wild & remote part of Zimbabwe is ideal for seasoned safari travellers looking for a unique & off-the-beaten-track safari experience.

Zambezi Expeditions

The semi-permanent Zambezi Expeditions is a tented camp (only open from May to October) in the heart of Mana Pools National Park. Small & intimate, Zambezi Expeditions is the ultimate safari destination for adventure-seeking travellers looking for an authentic, back-to-basics safari experience with a little bit of luxury. The national park has an abundance of wildlife – elephant, wild dog, waterbuck, buffalo & lion.

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