Bomani Tented Lodge is one of the Imvelo Safari Group’s luxury lodges, located on a 5000 acre private reserve within the Ngamo Forest Area, just outside the Hwange National Park, on the south eastern corner.  The name Bomani means “warrior”, and it somehow seems fitting for this tented camp that

Camelthorn Lodge is another of Imvelo Safari Group’s luxury lodges, located in beautiful woodland, not far from their sister lodge, Bomani. Both lodges are just outside the southern corner of Hwange National Park.  Camelthorn Lodge gets its name from the massive Camelthorn tree (Acacia erioloba ) that is the centre

https://youtu.be/sN6IOhjo6wM?si=EdVwhn_pYymlt34m Camp Silwane is a unique new camp recently built in the Silwane Conservation Area, which borders Hwange National Park, only 4 km from Kennedy Picnic Site. Access is by high clearance 4 x 4 vehicles, either through the national park, or via Gwayi from the main Victoria Falls to

Davison’s Camp is named after the very first warden of Hwange National Park, Ted Davison, who dedicated 30 years of his life to the park and its animals.  It seems only fitting then, that this adventure camp of Wilderness Safaris bears his name.  Davison’s Camp is situated inside Hwange National

Deteema Springs is named after the Deteema Dam it is located near, with the actual springs running along the front of the camp.  Deteema is situated inside Hwange National Park, in the north western section, on a private concession.  Access is either by transfers to Robins Camp, 4×4 self-drive vehicles,

Gwango Heritage Resort is a fantastic “value for money” resort, situated as close to the Hwange National Park as you can get.  Gwango’s boundary is the same railway line that forms the boundary of the Hwange National Park Main Camp entrance.  The resort used to be an old railway farm,

Iganyana Tented Camp is situated on a private concession not far from the Hwange National Park’s Main Entrance. The luxury camp is managed, and owned by Terry and Sheona, who have been in the tourism industry 15 years. The camp is only a stones-throw from Hwange International Airport and the African

Ivory Lodge is located on a private concession, a few kilometres off the main Bulawayo to Victoria Falls road. Although not actually in the Hwange National Park, it is a 40 minute drive to the Main Gate entrance. Getting there, the lodge is located 173kms from Victoria Falls (approximately 2

Khulu Bush Camp is Ivory Lodge’s new “sister” camp and is located on the same private concession as Ivory Lodge, a few kilometres off the main Bulawayo to Victoria Falls road. Khulu is named after one of the directors, who the local people affectionately call “Grandfather” which when translated mean

Just a stone’s throw away from Khulu Bush Camp and Ivory Lodge, is the luxury private villa, aptly named Khulu’s Retreat. Although, it over looks the same waterhole as Khulu Bush Camp, Khulu’s Retreat has been very cleverly built into the bush so that it offers the guests complete privacy

Linkwasha Camp is arguably Wilderness Safaris’ most luxurious and exclusive ‘Classic Camp’ in Zimbabwe and is ideally located inside Hwange National Park, in the south-eastern section, on a private concession. Linkwasha has the famous Ngamo Plains within its concession, which is well known for the exceptional game viewing. Access is

Little Makalolo (commonly just called Little Mak by locals) is one of Wilderness Safaris ‘Classic Camps’ and is located inside Hwange National Park, in the south-eastern section, on a private concession.  This area is a prime game viewing area, with the Ngamo Plains easily accessible, offering fantastic game viewing. Access

Nehimba Lodge is another of the Imvelo Safari Group’s luxury lodges, located on a huge private concession in the northern part of Hwange National Park. Access to the lodge is a 1 hour small plane charter from Victoria Falls to Hwange Main Camp Airport followed by a 2-2.5hour drive in

Robins Camp is situated in the north western section of the Hwange National Park, 110 kilometres from Victoria Falls and 55 kilometres from the Botswana – Pandamatenga border.  The camp area was originally Little Toms and Big Toms farms acquired by Herbert George Robins in the early 1900’s.  In 1934

Tuskers Campsite is the budget accommodation on offer from the Amalinda Collection. It is located on the same private concession as Ivory Lodge, Khulu Bush Camp and Khulu’s Retreat. It is only a few kilometres off the main Bulawayo to Victoria Falls road. Although not actually in the Hwange National