Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is set on a plateau overlooking the Zambezi National Park and only a few minutes from the majestic Victoria Falls. Spacious and light bedrooms, with glass sliding doors open on to private balconies with unrivalled views of the bushveld at sunset. The central lodge area features the award-winning MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant, the famous Buffalo Bar, a two-tiered swimming pool and a fitness room, all with views over the wildlife-rich waterhole. Dining options cater to your mood and appetite. The MaKuwa-Kuwa is an à la carte restaurant, while the Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers, an interactive drumming show and mouth-watering local and international dishes every evening.
Victoria Falls Safari Club
The Victoria Falls Safari Club is set high on a plateau, within the magnificent grounds of the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge resort, and only 2.5 miles from the majestic Victoria Falls. Each of the luxurious air conditioned rooms have uninterrupted views of the African bush. All beds are three quarter beds but can be converted to a king bed. Additional amenities include a mini bar, digital safe, international multi sockets, a beverage station including an espresso machine, and complimentary Wi-Fi. The Safari Club has its own private club lounge with a deck overlooking the game corridor of the Zambezi River. The lounge offers complimentary services such as private check in and butler service, breakfast, afternoon tea and pastries, cocktails and snacks, Wi-Fi, shuttle service to the Falls and other points of interest in Victoria Falls. All Safari Club residents have access to all existing services and facilities on the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge resort, including the MaKuwa-Kuwa restaurant and the Boma.
Little Makalolo
Little Makalolo is a small intimate camp in the heart of Hwange National Park. The spacious en-suite tents have both indoor and outdoor showers and is solar powered, ensuring a lighter environmental footprint. Teak walkways lead to the central camp area which includes the dining room, lounge, plunge pool and an open fire pit for evening fireside tales under the stars. During siesta hours, enjoy up-close wildlife viewing from the log pile hide that overlooks the waterhole in front of the camp. Makalolo is one of the best areas for seeing impressive herds of buffalo and elephant as well as lion, leopard, wild dog and cheetah. Bird life in the area is abundant and varied. Activities center on open 4x4 game drives and guided nature walks throughout the Makalolo concession. A visit to a nearby village offers an authentic cultural interaction and a Star Bed on a raised platform overlooking the wildlife-rich Madison Pan completes the experience.
Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi lies in the heart of remote Mana Pools National Park on the banks of the Zambezi River, with spectacular views of the mountains of the Rift Valley escarpment. The spacious en-suite tents have both indoor and outdoor showers, heated by solar geysers. The central dining, bar, library and lounge areas are connected to the rest of the camp by low-level walkways that minimize their environmental impact. During siesta hours, cool off in the camp’s infinity pool and in the evening, gather on the star gazing deck for a convivial evening around the fire. Another favorite with guests is the outdoor “bath with a view” in a secluded, scenic spot. Wildlife viewing takes place in open 4x4 vehicles, motorized pontoon boats, in hides, canoes and on guided nature walks led by a professional ranger. A romantic Star Bed, situated near a productive waterhole completes your safari experience.
Matetsi Victoria Falls
Nestled on an exclusive stretch of the Zambezi River, Matetsi Victoria Falls celebrates the region’s fascinating heritage. The spacious suites boast contemporary interiors embellished with natural finishes and decorated with abstract pieces of art created by a renowned local artist. Designed to make the most of the reserve’s spectacular views, the lodge’s two camps, are complimented by tranquil guest areas. Meals are served indoors or al fresco beneath a canopy of trees. In between activities, guests can spend the leisure hours indulging in a soothing massage or the more actively inclined can enjoy a lap in the pool or a session in the gym. At the end of the day, gather in the cozy bar and swap stories of the day’s adventures.
Victoria Falls River Lodge
Victoria Falls River Lodge is a luxury tented lodge situated on the peaceful banks of the mighty Zambezi River, within the national park. The well-spaced tents boast uninterrupted views of the river and surrounding bush. Constructed of canvas, glass and wood, each tent extends out onto a private deck with its own plunge pool. The air-conditioned tents are tastefully decorated, and include a comfortable seating area, open plan bathroom with freestanding bath, indoor shower, as well as an outdoor shower. Positioned just back from the river’s edge, the main lodge offers a cool sanctuary from the African sun. After a day filled with activities, guests can relax and recharge in the river-side lounge, unwind alongside the pool, or indulge in a spa treatment (additional) at the Toa Spa. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available but may be intermittent due to the lodge’s location.
Nehimba Lodge
Nehimba Lodge is nestled on a huge private concession in the remote northern part of Hwange National Park. The lodge combines luxury living, ultimate elegance and African charm to provide an exceptional safari experience. The spacious thatched tents are built on teak decks, overlooking the lodge pan. Each tent has a private balcony, en-suite bathroom, outdoor shower, hot running water and electricity by generator. Amenities in the tents include a fan, mosquito nets, hairdryer, safe, coffee and tea making facilities. The main area overlooks the Nehimba Pan and houses the bar, lounge and dining room. Wi-Fi is available in the main area. A hide is situated close to camp. It is the perfect spot to marvel at the splendor of an African sunset, providing the perfect backdrop to the abundance of wildlife that sip and slurp at the nearby water hole.
Camelthorne Lodge
Camelthorn is nestled in the cool woodlands on the southern edge of the famous Ngamo Plains. Here, you will be treated to a truly memorable safari experience, in pure comfort and style. The spacious cottages feature a large bedroom with lounge, fireplace and an en-suite bathroom. Large glass sliding doors lead to a private patio, while a spiral staircase leads to a covered outdoor deck with a hammock, ideal for a siesta or private dining ‘under the stars.’ Room amenities include overhead fans, a stocked minibar, coffee and tea tray, hair dryer, mosquito net and repellent, emergency whistles, electronic safes, and mobile LED lamp. Electricity is by diesel/solar generator. The main lodge area is designed around an ancient Camelthorn tree and houses the bar, lounge and dining room for chilly evenings. Savor morning coffee in front of a roaring fire, enjoy al fresco dining under the tree, track herds of elephant by foot, and enjoy close up photography from inside the look-up blind. Camelthorn Lodge checks all the boxes for an authentic African safari experience.
Zambezi Sands River Camp
Zambezi Sands River Camp is a tented lodge, situated within the Zambezi National Park, on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. The main lodge and tents are built on raised platforms facing the river. Accommodation is in luxury Bedouin tents dotted along the river bank. Each tent features a bedroom with a lounge, en-suite bathroom, outdoor shower, private sun deck and a splash pool. Electricity is by diesel/solar generator. Room amenities include overhead fans, a stocked minibar, hair dryer, mosquito net and repellent, emergency whistles, electronic safes, and mobile LED lamp. The main camp area includes a dining room, lounge and bar with shaded outdoor deck for dining. There is also free Wi-Fi in the main area.
Victoria Falls Island Lodge
Upstream from the iconic Victoria Falls, the exclusive Victoria Falls Island Lodge offers secluded luxury. Nestled on the banks of Kandahar Island, and surrounded by the flowing waters of the mighty Zambezi, the lodge is only accessible by boat. The luxuriously appointed Treehouse suites with private plunge pools are set on raised decks. Constructed predominantly of wood and glass, the suites, are designed to take in the panoramic vistas and ever changing hues of the African sky. The central lodge features an open plan lounge and dining area and connects to the suites by elevated walkways. Complimentary Wi-Fi is available. Personal butler services, incredible wildlife viewing, fine dining, an array of recreation opportunities (both onsite and in nearby historic town of Victoria Falls) and revitalizing Spa massage treatments (additional cost), promises an unforgettable serene experience. All that’s left is for you to sit back, relax and enjoy the magnificence of your surrounds.
Linkwasha Camp
Linkwasha Camp lies in Hwange’s south-eastern corner, on the private Linkwasha Concession, overlooking a pan that is a magnet for game during all seasons. The fresh, open and airy design of the camp is complemented by an eclectic mix of contemporary interiors.. The en-suite luxury air-conditioned tents tents look out over the waterhole, while the main area includes various multi-level decks, a pool area and a winter lounge, complete with fireplace and library. Activities include game drives in open land rovers and walking safaris. An authentic village experience can be arranged (additional cost) and includes a guided tour of the school, meeting the headman or headwoman and enjoying cultural exchanges with the villagers.
Singita Pamushana Lodge
The majestic architecture of this intimate lodge has always been a signature of the property. The detailed stonework and imposing proportions of Great Zimbabwe form the main reference point for the lodge design. Interiors of the lodge reflect original references to the local Shangaan culture, artfully combined with contemporary forms and styles inspired by these African patterns and shapes.
With eight luxury suites, each with its own luxury plunge pool, Singita Pamushana Lodge makes for an unforgettable luxury safari but its work with the non-profit Malilangwe Trust and its enduring purpose to contribute to the conservation of the 130,000-acre wildlife reserve in which it sits sets a new benchmark for meaningful travel experiences.
