A seasonal tented safari camp
Camp Mana is the Winner of the 2024 Safari Award for Best Walking Operator in Africa.
Along the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, Camp Mana offers an unforgettable safari experience in Zimbabwe's Mana Pools National Park. Intimate and owner-managed old-school style 6-tented camp offering unpretentious luxury in the wild with all the home comforts.
Camp:
Camp Mana is an owner run, iconic and intimate, private 12-bed tented camp on
the Zambezi River. Accommodation
is in 2.4m (8ft) high walk-in Meru-style tents with en-suite flush toilets and
hot showers. The central feature of the camp is a remarkable communal lounge
and dining area with sweeping views across the Zambezi River and mountains of
the northern escarpment.
Location: Situated in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mana Pools National Park, Camp Mana occupies a prime position on the banks of the Zambezi River. This remote location offers guests unparalleled access to diverse wildlife and breathtaking scenery. The camp's strategic placement allows for excellent game viewing opportunities right from the comfort of your tent.
Amenities: Despite its remote location, Camp Mana doesn't compromise on comfort. Each tent features en-suite bathrooms with hot showers, comfortable beds with premium linens, and a private veranda. The main lodge area includes a dining room, bar, and lounge, all designed to maximize views of the river and surrounding wilderness. A refreshing pool provides relief from the African heat.
Activities: Camp Mana offers a wide range of activities to immerse guests in the wonders of Mana Pools. Game drives in open 4x4 vehicles allow for close encounters with elephants, lions, leopards, and numerous other species. Guided walking safaris provide a thrilling way to experience the bush up close. Canoeing trips on the Zambezi River offer a unique perspective on the park's wildlife and birdlife. Fishing enthusiasts can try their luck at catching the famous tiger fish.
Sustainability: Camp Mana is committed to responsible tourism and conservation. The camp operates on solar power and employs strict waste management practices to minimize its environmental impact. It actively supports local conservation initiatives and employs staff from nearby communities, contributing to the region's economic development. Guests are encouraged to participate in educational programs about the area's ecology and conservation efforts.
