Day 1 Arrive Johannesburg
Land in Johannesburg this evening. You will be met and assisted to your airport hotel. The evening is at leisure.
The airport is extremely close,in fact just 75 m away from both domestic and international arrival and departure terminals. A great, relaxing place to begin or end a journey into South Africa's capital city. Everything is close to hand and suitable for either a short or long stay. The first-class restaurant is open until the early hours of the morning. There is a pool in-house and golf, tennis and an IMAX cinema nearby.
109 luxury guest rooms, 26 Executive guest rooms, 2 Suites, 1 room for the disabled, 89 non-smoking rooms, 5 inter-leading rooms. All the guest rooms with complete luxury and beautiful view.
Hotel Features
Hotel Facilities include
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Day 2 Johannesburg-Victoria Falls | Meals: D
This morning, walk back to the terminal on your own for your flight to Victoria Falls. Settle into your luxury camp with stunning views of the river.
The Elephant Camp is nestled on a ridge between the Masuwe River and the Zambezi gorges, giving guests an uninterrupted view of the breath-taking spray that swells above the Victoria Falls rainforest. Set against a backdrop of indigenous teak woodland, the imaginative use of eco-friendly canvas tents allows this unique camp to live in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Two camps flow from the African landscape. The Elephant Camp Main which consists of 12 luxury suites and The Elephant Camp West consisting of only four suites.
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Day 3 Victoria Falls | Meals: BD
Discover why the Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders of the world as you tour the Zimbabwean side, which offers various vantage points along the width of the Falls, to view this natural phenomenon. Walk through the rain forest - a fun experience and quite beautiful. Stop at several vantage points to view the Main Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Rainbow Falls, the Boiling Pot, Cataract Island and Livingstone Island. Witness the spray and thunderous noise, as millions of litres of water tumble over the Falls into a series of narrow gorges below.
End the day the best way with a tranquil wildlife cruise on the Zambezi River, above the mighty Victoria Falls. One has a most unique vantage point to watch hippo, crocodile and various animals that come to the river's edge to drink.
The Elephant Camp is nestled on a ridge between the Masuwe River and the Zambezi gorges, giving guests an uninterrupted view of the breath-taking spray that swells above the Victoria Falls rainforest. Set against a backdrop of indigenous teak woodland, the imaginative use of eco-friendly canvas tents allows this unique camp to live in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Two camps flow from the African landscape. The Elephant Camp Main which consists of 12 luxury suites and The Elephant Camp West consisting of only four suites.
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Day 4 Imbabala-Hwange National Park | Meals: BLD
After breakfast this morning, you'll transfer to the Victoria Falls airport for a light aircraft flight to your luxury camp in the heart of Hwange National Park. Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest park and was founded in 1926 by a young game ranger named Ted Davidson. Hwange is host to 105 mammal species including 19 large herbivores and 8 large carnivores. On your afternoon game drive, watch for the gemsbok and brown hyena -- both of which are here in pretty reasonable numbers.
Somalisa Camp is a place where tranquillity meets adventure. Where one moment you are sipping on your gin and tonic, listening to the distant baritone roar of a lion coalition off on the hunt, and the next you are gazing over at a congregation of elephants at your doorstep, peacefully sharing a sundowner with you.
At Somalisa our people are at the heart of everything we do. The passion exuded from our knowledgeable guides elevates the experience. With storytelling and teaching, they enlighten the guests by sharing their wonder and wisdom of the African bush. Every person is part of the community that helps create the magical and welcoming feeling you get when you visit Somalisa, you arrive as a guest, but you leave a part of the family.
Nature and luxury are in harmony at Somalisa Camp. With only seven tastefully furnished canvas tents, this intimate camp is perfect for a relaxing holiday with friends and loved ones. With natural wood and copper finishes, the organic features of the bush fuse perfectly with the deluxe style. Kudhinda, the Zimbabwean national material, is thoughtfully paired with some more modern decor creating an authentic contemporary African fusion. At the edge of the expansive deck in the main area, sits an elephant pool which is frequented by elephant families, which is a true highlight at this beautiful camp.
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Day 5 Hwange National Park | Meals: BLD
More game viewing on tap today. You might want to consider a bush walk with an experienced tracker. You can learn so much about animals by following their tracks. But walks reveal much more about the bush -- the insect life and how it relates to the flora and fauna are equally fascinating. Hwange is home to all of the Big Five and is also believed to have one of the largest populations of wild dog and elephant. Each day brings a new and exciting look at the fascinating wildlife.
Somalisa Camp is a place where tranquillity meets adventure. Where one moment you are sipping on your gin and tonic, listening to the distant baritone roar of a lion coalition off on the hunt, and the next you are gazing over at a congregation of elephants at your doorstep, peacefully sharing a sundowner with you.
At Somalisa our people are at the heart of everything we do. The passion exuded from our knowledgeable guides elevates the experience. With storytelling and teaching, they enlighten the guests by sharing their wonder and wisdom of the African bush. Every person is part of the community that helps create the magical and welcoming feeling you get when you visit Somalisa, you arrive as a guest, but you leave a part of the family.
Nature and luxury are in harmony at Somalisa Camp. With only seven tastefully furnished canvas tents, this intimate camp is perfect for a relaxing holiday with friends and loved ones. With natural wood and copper finishes, the organic features of the bush fuse perfectly with the deluxe style. Kudhinda, the Zimbabwean national material, is thoughtfully paired with some more modern decor creating an authentic contemporary African fusion. At the edge of the expansive deck in the main area, sits an elephant pool which is frequented by elephant families, which is a true highlight at this beautiful camp.
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Day 6 Hwange National Park-Kariba | Meals: BLD
A light aircraft flight takes you to Bumi Hills Safari Lodge, situated on top of a hill approximately 55-km south west of Kariba town. With the Zambezi escarpment as its backdrop, the well-known Bumi Hills Safari Lodge overlooks the foreshore below and the vastness of Lake Kariba. Lake Kariba is one of the world largest man-made lakes. In fact, it's so large it is referred to as an inland sea. During your stay, enjoy game viewing activities along with a variety of optional activities (like fishing).
Set on a range of remote hills in one of Zimbabwe's finest wilderness locations, Bumi Hills Safari Lodge is utterly captivating. With the Zambezi escarpment as its backdrop, this haven of serenity overlooks the eternal shimmering waters of Lake Kariba below. Not only is Kariba's shoreline wildlife-rich, but the lodge's proximity to Matusadona allows for the wildlife to freely move between the national park and Bumi Hill's private concession, creating endless game-viewing opportunities, led by our passionate team of guides.
Each of the ten stylish suites boasts spectacular views over the lake and its surrounds. A truly immersive Zimbabwe wildlife experience, you will wake to the sound of birdcalls echoing across the water and uninterrupted vistas of the lake. Gaze out from the lodge's infinity pool as it melts into the horizon or enjoy the intimate wine and dining terrace, and marvel at the fiery golden sunset for which Lake Kariba is renowned. Bumi Hills has its own 2-bedroomed private villa, the Baobab Villa, complete with its own living room bar and indoor and outdoor dining decks. The villa comes with a private butler, safari guide and vehicle.
With the lake as your playground, spend your days cruising on the water or meandering the surrounds on a walking safari. Venture deeper into the bush in search of fossilized dinosaur footprints or go on an enthralling game drive in search of the resident lions.
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Day 7 Kariba | Meals: BLD
A full day at Bumi Hills gives you time to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere along with some of the most incredible sunsets over Lake Kariba. Bird watchers will enjoy the wide variety of birds in the area. Why not take an optional walking safari today?
Set on a range of remote hills in one of Zimbabwe's finest wilderness locations, Bumi Hills Safari Lodge is utterly captivating. With the Zambezi escarpment as its backdrop, this haven of serenity overlooks the eternal shimmering waters of Lake Kariba below. Not only is Kariba's shoreline wildlife-rich, but the lodge's proximity to Matusadona allows for the wildlife to freely move between the national park and Bumi Hill's private concession, creating endless game-viewing opportunities, led by our passionate team of guides.
Each of the ten stylish suites boasts spectacular views over the lake and its surrounds. A truly immersive Zimbabwe wildlife experience, you will wake to the sound of birdcalls echoing across the water and uninterrupted vistas of the lake. Gaze out from the lodge's infinity pool as it melts into the horizon or enjoy the intimate wine and dining terrace, and marvel at the fiery golden sunset for which Lake Kariba is renowned. Bumi Hills has its own 2-bedroomed private villa, the Baobab Villa, complete with its own living room bar and indoor and outdoor dining decks. The villa comes with a private butler, safari guide and vehicle.
With the lake as your playground, spend your days cruising on the water or meandering the surrounds on a walking safari. Venture deeper into the bush in search of fossilized dinosaur footprints or go on an enthralling game drive in search of the resident lions.
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Day 8 Kariba-Mana Pools | Meals: BLD
Soak in the views as your light aircraft flight takes you into Mana Pools National Park and your luxury camp on the banks of the Zambezi. Your suites have uninterrupted views of the river. Your experienced Ranger will help you set your game viewing schedule this afternoon. If water levels allow, why not take a canoe safari?
Nyamatusi Camp is our flagship in terms of its Eco-conscious style. Our Mana Pools safari lodge is set in one of the wildest and most remote parts of Africa, on the banks of the Zambezi, one of the world's oldest rivers. Embracing comfort, this property embodies sustainable design. Fully solar-powered and built from all-natural materials it encompasses its wilderness location in the most elegant way. Here, your Mana Pools safari plays out against a sweeping riverine landscape, where epic encounters of the giants that roam this land await.
Consisting of six luxury tented suites, with uninterrupted views of the river and escarpment beyond, our Mana Pools safari lodge invites a blissful escape to nature. Each romantic guest tent is adorned with soft drapery and is replete with air-conditioning, indoor and outdoor shower and a private viewing deck, and plunge pool. Thoughtfully located charging points are placed in your guest tent for those all-important cameras. Your Mana Pools safari follows the gentle ebb and flow of life on the river. Marvel at the incredible sights and sounds of one of Africa's last remaining wilderness hinterlands from the cosy bar or, refreshing pool.
Nyamatusi Camp, lightly translated, means 'wild game'. Here, you spend your days walking in the footsteps of ancient explorers and tracks of elephants that criss-cross the floodplain. Watch the drama of nature play out before your eyes on game drives or thrilling canoeing safaris. Fishing on the Zambezi River (catch and release only) and birding safaris are highlights here. All these activities are included in your stay and led by qualified and passionate guides, keen to share their knowledge and love of the bush with you. Children over the age of 7 are welcome at Nyamatusi Camp. Due to the adventurous nature of this Mana Pools safari, walking safaris and canoeing are only possible for children over the age of sixteen years.
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Day 9 Mana Pools | Meals: BLD
you spend your days walking in the footsteps of ancient explorers and tracks of elephants that criss-cross the floodplain. Watch the drama of nature play out before your eyes on game drives or thrilling canoeing safaris. Fishing on the Zambezi River (catch and release only) and birding safaris are highlights here. All these activities are included in your stay and led by qualified and passionate guides, keen to share their knowledge and love of the bush with you.
Nyamatusi Camp is our flagship in terms of its Eco-conscious style. Our Mana Pools safari lodge is set in one of the wildest and most remote parts of Africa, on the banks of the Zambezi, one of the world's oldest rivers. Embracing comfort, this property embodies sustainable design. Fully solar-powered and built from all-natural materials it encompasses its wilderness location in the most elegant way. Here, your Mana Pools safari plays out against a sweeping riverine landscape, where epic encounters of the giants that roam this land await.
Consisting of six luxury tented suites, with uninterrupted views of the river and escarpment beyond, our Mana Pools safari lodge invites a blissful escape to nature. Each romantic guest tent is adorned with soft drapery and is replete with air-conditioning, indoor and outdoor shower and a private viewing deck, and plunge pool. Thoughtfully located charging points are placed in your guest tent for those all-important cameras. Your Mana Pools safari follows the gentle ebb and flow of life on the river. Marvel at the incredible sights and sounds of one of Africa's last remaining wilderness hinterlands from the cosy bar or, refreshing pool.
Nyamatusi Camp, lightly translated, means 'wild game'. Here, you spend your days walking in the footsteps of ancient explorers and tracks of elephants that criss-cross the floodplain. Watch the drama of nature play out before your eyes on game drives or thrilling canoeing safaris. Fishing on the Zambezi River (catch and release only) and birding safaris are highlights here. All these activities are included in your stay and led by qualified and passionate guides, keen to share their knowledge and love of the bush with you. Children over the age of 7 are welcome at Nyamatusi Camp. Due to the adventurous nature of this Mana Pools safari, walking safaris and canoeing are only possible for children over the age of sixteen years.
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Day 10 Mana Pools-Depart | Meals: B
A light aircraft flight takes you back to Victoria Falls, where you connect with your departure flight.
Land in Johannesburg this evening. You will be met and assisted to your airport hotel. The evening is at leisure.
Airport Sun Inter-Continental
The airport is extremely close,in fact just 75 m away from both domestic and international arrival and departure terminals. A great, relaxing place to begin or end a journey into South Africa's capital city. Everything is close to hand and suitable for either a short or long stay. The first-class restaurant is open until the early hours of the morning. There is a pool in-house and golf, tennis and an IMAX cinema nearby.
109 luxury guest rooms, 26 Executive guest rooms, 2 Suites, 1 room for the disabled, 89 non-smoking rooms, 5 inter-leading rooms. All the guest rooms with complete luxury and beautiful view.
Hotel Features
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Laundry / valet services
- Video review check-out
- Babysitting on request
- Early check-in and / or late check-out
- Express check-out
- Covered garage parking
- Guest room voltage: 220 volts
Hotel Facilities include
- Air conditioning
- Interactive TV system offering airline flight information, satellite TV and pay movie channel
- Direct dial telephone
- Voicemail
- Wake-up call facility
- In-room safe
- Modem connection
- Cellphone recharger
- Express video check-out
- Bathrobe
- Coffee / tea maker
- Hairdryer
- Minibar
- Private bathroom plus shower
- Work desk with lamp
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Day 2 Johannesburg-Victoria Falls | Meals: D
This morning, walk back to the terminal on your own for your flight to Victoria Falls. Settle into your luxury camp with stunning views of the river.
Elephant Camp
The Elephant Camp is nestled on a ridge between the Masuwe River and the Zambezi gorges, giving guests an uninterrupted view of the breath-taking spray that swells above the Victoria Falls rainforest. Set against a backdrop of indigenous teak woodland, the imaginative use of eco-friendly canvas tents allows this unique camp to live in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Two camps flow from the African landscape. The Elephant Camp Main which consists of 12 luxury suites and The Elephant Camp West consisting of only four suites.
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Day 3 Victoria Falls | Meals: BD
Discover why the Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders of the world as you tour the Zimbabwean side, which offers various vantage points along the width of the Falls, to view this natural phenomenon. Walk through the rain forest - a fun experience and quite beautiful. Stop at several vantage points to view the Main Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Rainbow Falls, the Boiling Pot, Cataract Island and Livingstone Island. Witness the spray and thunderous noise, as millions of litres of water tumble over the Falls into a series of narrow gorges below.
End the day the best way with a tranquil wildlife cruise on the Zambezi River, above the mighty Victoria Falls. One has a most unique vantage point to watch hippo, crocodile and various animals that come to the river's edge to drink.
Elephant Camp
The Elephant Camp is nestled on a ridge between the Masuwe River and the Zambezi gorges, giving guests an uninterrupted view of the breath-taking spray that swells above the Victoria Falls rainforest. Set against a backdrop of indigenous teak woodland, the imaginative use of eco-friendly canvas tents allows this unique camp to live in harmony with the surrounding environment.
Two camps flow from the African landscape. The Elephant Camp Main which consists of 12 luxury suites and The Elephant Camp West consisting of only four suites.
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Day 4 Imbabala-Hwange National Park | Meals: BLD
After breakfast this morning, you'll transfer to the Victoria Falls airport for a light aircraft flight to your luxury camp in the heart of Hwange National Park. Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest park and was founded in 1926 by a young game ranger named Ted Davidson. Hwange is host to 105 mammal species including 19 large herbivores and 8 large carnivores. On your afternoon game drive, watch for the gemsbok and brown hyena -- both of which are here in pretty reasonable numbers.
Somalisa Camp
Somalisa Camp is a place where tranquillity meets adventure. Where one moment you are sipping on your gin and tonic, listening to the distant baritone roar of a lion coalition off on the hunt, and the next you are gazing over at a congregation of elephants at your doorstep, peacefully sharing a sundowner with you.
At Somalisa our people are at the heart of everything we do. The passion exuded from our knowledgeable guides elevates the experience. With storytelling and teaching, they enlighten the guests by sharing their wonder and wisdom of the African bush. Every person is part of the community that helps create the magical and welcoming feeling you get when you visit Somalisa, you arrive as a guest, but you leave a part of the family.
Nature and luxury are in harmony at Somalisa Camp. With only seven tastefully furnished canvas tents, this intimate camp is perfect for a relaxing holiday with friends and loved ones. With natural wood and copper finishes, the organic features of the bush fuse perfectly with the deluxe style. Kudhinda, the Zimbabwean national material, is thoughtfully paired with some more modern decor creating an authentic contemporary African fusion. At the edge of the expansive deck in the main area, sits an elephant pool which is frequented by elephant families, which is a true highlight at this beautiful camp.
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Day 5 Hwange National Park | Meals: BLD
More game viewing on tap today. You might want to consider a bush walk with an experienced tracker. You can learn so much about animals by following their tracks. But walks reveal much more about the bush -- the insect life and how it relates to the flora and fauna are equally fascinating. Hwange is home to all of the Big Five and is also believed to have one of the largest populations of wild dog and elephant. Each day brings a new and exciting look at the fascinating wildlife.
Somalisa Camp
Somalisa Camp is a place where tranquillity meets adventure. Where one moment you are sipping on your gin and tonic, listening to the distant baritone roar of a lion coalition off on the hunt, and the next you are gazing over at a congregation of elephants at your doorstep, peacefully sharing a sundowner with you.
At Somalisa our people are at the heart of everything we do. The passion exuded from our knowledgeable guides elevates the experience. With storytelling and teaching, they enlighten the guests by sharing their wonder and wisdom of the African bush. Every person is part of the community that helps create the magical and welcoming feeling you get when you visit Somalisa, you arrive as a guest, but you leave a part of the family.
Nature and luxury are in harmony at Somalisa Camp. With only seven tastefully furnished canvas tents, this intimate camp is perfect for a relaxing holiday with friends and loved ones. With natural wood and copper finishes, the organic features of the bush fuse perfectly with the deluxe style. Kudhinda, the Zimbabwean national material, is thoughtfully paired with some more modern decor creating an authentic contemporary African fusion. At the edge of the expansive deck in the main area, sits an elephant pool which is frequented by elephant families, which is a true highlight at this beautiful camp.
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Day 6 Hwange National Park-Kariba | Meals: BLD
A light aircraft flight takes you to Bumi Hills Safari Lodge, situated on top of a hill approximately 55-km south west of Kariba town. With the Zambezi escarpment as its backdrop, the well-known Bumi Hills Safari Lodge overlooks the foreshore below and the vastness of Lake Kariba. Lake Kariba is one of the world largest man-made lakes. In fact, it's so large it is referred to as an inland sea. During your stay, enjoy game viewing activities along with a variety of optional activities (like fishing).
Bumi Hills Safari Lodge
Set on a range of remote hills in one of Zimbabwe's finest wilderness locations, Bumi Hills Safari Lodge is utterly captivating. With the Zambezi escarpment as its backdrop, this haven of serenity overlooks the eternal shimmering waters of Lake Kariba below. Not only is Kariba's shoreline wildlife-rich, but the lodge's proximity to Matusadona allows for the wildlife to freely move between the national park and Bumi Hill's private concession, creating endless game-viewing opportunities, led by our passionate team of guides.
Each of the ten stylish suites boasts spectacular views over the lake and its surrounds. A truly immersive Zimbabwe wildlife experience, you will wake to the sound of birdcalls echoing across the water and uninterrupted vistas of the lake. Gaze out from the lodge's infinity pool as it melts into the horizon or enjoy the intimate wine and dining terrace, and marvel at the fiery golden sunset for which Lake Kariba is renowned. Bumi Hills has its own 2-bedroomed private villa, the Baobab Villa, complete with its own living room bar and indoor and outdoor dining decks. The villa comes with a private butler, safari guide and vehicle.
With the lake as your playground, spend your days cruising on the water or meandering the surrounds on a walking safari. Venture deeper into the bush in search of fossilized dinosaur footprints or go on an enthralling game drive in search of the resident lions.
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Day 7 Kariba | Meals: BLD
A full day at Bumi Hills gives you time to enjoy the relaxing atmosphere along with some of the most incredible sunsets over Lake Kariba. Bird watchers will enjoy the wide variety of birds in the area. Why not take an optional walking safari today?
Bumi Hills Safari Lodge
Set on a range of remote hills in one of Zimbabwe's finest wilderness locations, Bumi Hills Safari Lodge is utterly captivating. With the Zambezi escarpment as its backdrop, this haven of serenity overlooks the eternal shimmering waters of Lake Kariba below. Not only is Kariba's shoreline wildlife-rich, but the lodge's proximity to Matusadona allows for the wildlife to freely move between the national park and Bumi Hill's private concession, creating endless game-viewing opportunities, led by our passionate team of guides.
Each of the ten stylish suites boasts spectacular views over the lake and its surrounds. A truly immersive Zimbabwe wildlife experience, you will wake to the sound of birdcalls echoing across the water and uninterrupted vistas of the lake. Gaze out from the lodge's infinity pool as it melts into the horizon or enjoy the intimate wine and dining terrace, and marvel at the fiery golden sunset for which Lake Kariba is renowned. Bumi Hills has its own 2-bedroomed private villa, the Baobab Villa, complete with its own living room bar and indoor and outdoor dining decks. The villa comes with a private butler, safari guide and vehicle.
With the lake as your playground, spend your days cruising on the water or meandering the surrounds on a walking safari. Venture deeper into the bush in search of fossilized dinosaur footprints or go on an enthralling game drive in search of the resident lions.
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Day 8 Kariba-Mana Pools | Meals: BLD
Soak in the views as your light aircraft flight takes you into Mana Pools National Park and your luxury camp on the banks of the Zambezi. Your suites have uninterrupted views of the river. Your experienced Ranger will help you set your game viewing schedule this afternoon. If water levels allow, why not take a canoe safari?
Nyamatusi Camp
Nyamatusi Camp is our flagship in terms of its Eco-conscious style. Our Mana Pools safari lodge is set in one of the wildest and most remote parts of Africa, on the banks of the Zambezi, one of the world's oldest rivers. Embracing comfort, this property embodies sustainable design. Fully solar-powered and built from all-natural materials it encompasses its wilderness location in the most elegant way. Here, your Mana Pools safari plays out against a sweeping riverine landscape, where epic encounters of the giants that roam this land await.
Consisting of six luxury tented suites, with uninterrupted views of the river and escarpment beyond, our Mana Pools safari lodge invites a blissful escape to nature. Each romantic guest tent is adorned with soft drapery and is replete with air-conditioning, indoor and outdoor shower and a private viewing deck, and plunge pool. Thoughtfully located charging points are placed in your guest tent for those all-important cameras. Your Mana Pools safari follows the gentle ebb and flow of life on the river. Marvel at the incredible sights and sounds of one of Africa's last remaining wilderness hinterlands from the cosy bar or, refreshing pool.
Nyamatusi Camp, lightly translated, means 'wild game'. Here, you spend your days walking in the footsteps of ancient explorers and tracks of elephants that criss-cross the floodplain. Watch the drama of nature play out before your eyes on game drives or thrilling canoeing safaris. Fishing on the Zambezi River (catch and release only) and birding safaris are highlights here. All these activities are included in your stay and led by qualified and passionate guides, keen to share their knowledge and love of the bush with you. Children over the age of 7 are welcome at Nyamatusi Camp. Due to the adventurous nature of this Mana Pools safari, walking safaris and canoeing are only possible for children over the age of sixteen years.
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Day 9 Mana Pools | Meals: BLD
you spend your days walking in the footsteps of ancient explorers and tracks of elephants that criss-cross the floodplain. Watch the drama of nature play out before your eyes on game drives or thrilling canoeing safaris. Fishing on the Zambezi River (catch and release only) and birding safaris are highlights here. All these activities are included in your stay and led by qualified and passionate guides, keen to share their knowledge and love of the bush with you.
Nyamatusi Camp
Nyamatusi Camp is our flagship in terms of its Eco-conscious style. Our Mana Pools safari lodge is set in one of the wildest and most remote parts of Africa, on the banks of the Zambezi, one of the world's oldest rivers. Embracing comfort, this property embodies sustainable design. Fully solar-powered and built from all-natural materials it encompasses its wilderness location in the most elegant way. Here, your Mana Pools safari plays out against a sweeping riverine landscape, where epic encounters of the giants that roam this land await.
Consisting of six luxury tented suites, with uninterrupted views of the river and escarpment beyond, our Mana Pools safari lodge invites a blissful escape to nature. Each romantic guest tent is adorned with soft drapery and is replete with air-conditioning, indoor and outdoor shower and a private viewing deck, and plunge pool. Thoughtfully located charging points are placed in your guest tent for those all-important cameras. Your Mana Pools safari follows the gentle ebb and flow of life on the river. Marvel at the incredible sights and sounds of one of Africa's last remaining wilderness hinterlands from the cosy bar or, refreshing pool.
Nyamatusi Camp, lightly translated, means 'wild game'. Here, you spend your days walking in the footsteps of ancient explorers and tracks of elephants that criss-cross the floodplain. Watch the drama of nature play out before your eyes on game drives or thrilling canoeing safaris. Fishing on the Zambezi River (catch and release only) and birding safaris are highlights here. All these activities are included in your stay and led by qualified and passionate guides, keen to share their knowledge and love of the bush with you. Children over the age of 7 are welcome at Nyamatusi Camp. Due to the adventurous nature of this Mana Pools safari, walking safaris and canoeing are only possible for children over the age of sixteen years.
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Day 10 Mana Pools-Depart | Meals: B
A light aircraft flight takes you back to Victoria Falls, where you connect with your departure flight.
