Camp Hwange

Flanked by a teak forest on one side and a big open plain on the other, Camp Hwange is in one of the most desirable locations in Africa - Hwange National Park, in the northwest of Zimbabwe. A wide range of animals are attracted to the nearby mopane forests, making for excellent sightings on safaris. Camp Hwange is committed to conservation, with all of the camp's power and heated water provided by solar energy.

Each of the camp’s eight thatched chalets overlook a waterhole, allowing guests to watch Africa’s amazing wildlife coming for a drink from the comfort of their own room. Each chalet is spacious with en-suite bathrooms and a large, private outside area at ground level. Hwange Camp’s main lodge comprises of a large lounge and a restaurant with tasteful, Africa-inspired décor. Like the chalets the roof of this building is also thatched. The camp also has a camp fire, where the guests and guides often gather to watch sunsets/sunrises and socialise.

Walking is the main focus of activities in Hwange, designed to give guests a truly wild experience. Trained guides will take you out on bushwalks in the mornings, where you will track the country’s amazing wildlife, from well known species such as elephants and lions, to the lesser known, smaller animals. This is a brilliant way to enjoy the African bush and learn more about its inhabitants. Picnics will be prepared for you to enjoy while you are on your bushwalk. You can also go on day and night game drives or visit the waterhole’s log-pile hide.