HWANGE LODGES

Overlooking a magnificent open plain and situated in a private concession, Hwange's most luxurious camp is a magnet for game. The open and airy design of Linkwasha is complemented by an eclectic mix of contemporary interiors. The camp consists of eight well situated en-suite tents and one family unit all with incredible views, while the main area overlooks a much frequented waterhole. 

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In the heart of one of the best game viewing areas in Hwange and overlooking a busy waterhole, Little Makalolo offers privacy for guests who enjoy small camps and a sense of remoteness. The camp offers six traditional-style tents, including a family unit. The raised pool deck offers expansive views of the much-frequented waterhole.

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Nestled in one of the most prolific wildlife areas in Hwange National Park, the small classic African safari camp offers eight airy tents as well as a family unit, all overlooking an open plain and a waterhole with plenty of elephant and buffalo during the dry season. The pool is beautifully positioned for relaxation, while a small upper deck allows you to have front-seat access to a true wildlife spectacle.

Capturing the ambiance of a mobile camp but with all the right trimmings, Somalisa Expeditions offers both adventure and comfort. With six rooms, a well situated main area and all on solar power, it is a slightly more 'down to earth' camp. The rustic luxury camp overlooks a much frequented waterhole, especially popular with elephants. 

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Set within a mopane woodland overlooking a large waterhole, Nehimba occupies a private concession in the central part of the park. Offering nine spacious thatched tents built on teak decks and overlooking the pan, it's a perfect base from which to explore the park, or otherwise relax and let the wildlife come to you.

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Situated on a small private concession just minutes from Hwange airport and the Main Park Entrance, the camp is tucked in teak forest, offering fifteen large air-conditioned luxury safari tents overlooking open grass plains where wildlife commutes daily.

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Situated on the outskirts of Hwange, Khulu Bush Camp is the smaller, more intimate sister lodge to its neighbouring Ivory Lodge. Built alongside an ancient river bed and overlooking an active watering hole, where one can sit and enjoy herds of buffalo and elephant gather come down to drink. 

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Robins Camp, now under private management, offers an exciting revival of the northern area of the park known to have the highest concentration of lions in Hwange. Offering both luxurious chalets with en-suite bathrooms and also a well maintained campsite. Guests can enjoy excellent facilities including a swimming pool, bar, restaurant and a scenic viewing point.

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Two-time award winning tented camp, Somalisa is an intimate bush camp with only seven rooms and an elegant style infused by natural wood and organic features of the bush. Nothing can beat the surreal experience of taking a dip in the camp's pool while a herd of elephants come to drink from it!

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Situated in a remote concession of the South Eastern side of Hwange National Park, the camp is nestled into a towering teak forest and overlooks a busy waterhole. Famous for its fantastic herds of elephants, this authentic luxury bush camp has a masterful blend of modernity, comfort with eight eco-luxury safari style tents and two family units. 

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A true gem of the north. Deteema Springs Camp is situated on a rocky outcrop above permanent water springs. Each of the eight tents offer magnificent views of the seeps and Deteema Dams. This is the ultimate 'arm chair safari camp' with regular elephant, buffalo and lion sightings. Its distinctive terrain of rugged hills and natural pools of groundwater is untouched and makes it a very special place.

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Owner-run, The Hide sits in a small private concession on the eastern boundary of Hwange offering fantastic game viewing right on your doorstep. Consistently voted the “Best Tented Safari Camp” in Zimbabwe, the main lodge overlooks a wildlife-rich waterhole. The camp is divided into the Main Lodge, the Private Hide and Tom's Little Hide.

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Unique, small and intimate, this eco-lodge is a beautiful restored historic structure boasting great views overlooking a large dam populated by crocodiles and hippos. Nine rooms branch out from the main camp, with huge amounts of space between each offering optimal privacy and a good dose of wilderness.

Situated in amongst open open grass lands, natural springs and water holes, Hwange Bush Camp is a semi-permanent safari tented camp offering great wildlife and interesting walking safaris. The camp caters for a maximum of 12 guests, and is relatively simple and rustic focusing on delivering a fantastic safari experience.

On Hwange's doorstep within a private concession of the Sikumbi Forest Reserve, the family-friendly establishment offers genuine warmth and great armchair game viewing. Comprising of sixteen spacious and open-plan thatched rondavels, simple yet elegantly furnished to create a blend of traditional culture, nature and modern convenience.

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Situated 5 minutes from the Parks gate, Hwange Safari Lodge caters for a diverse range of travelers from the lone adventurer to couples, families and tour groups. It offers one hundred en-suite rooms that are simple but offer comfort and modern conveniences. It also has two swimming pools and a large restaurant.

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An intimate ​safari lodge​ for families or small private groups. The camp is situated on an acacia island, on the edge of a seasonal floodplain drawing plenty of game to its grassland and waterholes. The camp is very close to the famous wildlife haven of Ngweshla Pan.

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Combining a distinct "bush" feel with an emphasis on top guiding, Camp Hwange is all about experiencing the wilderness first-hand. With seven comfortable and airy thatched chalets overlooking a permanent waterhole where animals often congregate. The camp is situated in a great area for walking safaris.

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Resting in the north-western part of Hwange, Deka is arguably the most remote camp in the Park. Inspired by its natural surrounding, the eight rooms are crafted with canvas, local rocks and sustainable thatching. It's an intimate camp situated in utter isolation. The camp consists of the right note of luxury without being over the top.

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Situated just outside the Park and tucked in a camelthorn tree forest, the lodge is unique in its style and design. With more of a solid structure than a bush camp, one of it's main feature is its unique underground hide, where elephants can be photographed from ground level silhouetted against the sky.

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Situated just outside of the Park, Bomani has easy access to some of the best game-viewing areas in the park. A simple lodge without too many frills, it is comfortable and in a beautiful, unspoilt area. The lodge offers experiences such as photographic hides, along with the opportunity to arrive in the park by rail.

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In a private concession 13km outside of Hwange, Elephant's Eye is a comfortable camp, with efficient and friendly service. The intimate size and exclusivity makes it perfect for a private safari experience. There's plenty to see on its private reserve as it opens onto the national park, especially large herds of elephants.

Located in the forestry area on the outskirts of Hwange National Park, Ivory is one of the easiest of lodges to access by road. It stands next to a large waterhole which, in season, attracts elephants in their hundreds. The lodge itself is relatively small with rooms built on wooden platforms offering elevated views of the open floodplain. Being fenced, it makes a great stop for families with younger kids.

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Nestled within a lush teak forest, Gwango offers great wildlife sightings from spacious double story thatched villas with en-suite bathrooms. Each villa is secluded offering views over waterholes often beaming with elephant and buffalo. The lodge is simple with access to a garden with a barbecue.

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