Linkwasha Camp

19°4’19.6"S 27°20’43.4"E

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Linkwasha Camp: Information from the owner

General information

Type: Lodge

No. of rooms: 9

About this information

All the information on this page is supplied to us directly from the lodge owner and reflects their view, not ours.

For Expert Africa's view, see our own full report on Linkwasha Camp, which contains our own observations and views.

Last updated by Owner: 24 Feb 2025

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Facilities at Linkwasha Camp

Property facilities: Bar, Library, Pool
Room facilities: Electrical Outlets, Fan, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Lounge Area, Mini Bar, Mosquito Nets, Safe, Tea / Coffee, Verandah
Activities on site: Bird Watching, Game Drives, Game Viewing Hide, Night Drives, Sleep Outs, Walks (Guided)
Nearby activities: Cultural Tours
Languages: English

Room types at Linkwasha Camp

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Family Accommodation

One family canvas unit consisting of two rooms (a main bedroom and a living room that can be converted into a second bedroom) each with its own bathroom. On request the main bedroom, with two three quarter beds (can be converted to a king-size bed on request) while the living room/second bedroom can accommodate two beds for children. The main bathroom has a shower and bathtub, while the second bathroom has a shower and single vanity basin.

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Standard Twin/Double Tent(s)

Wilderness Linkwasha's expansive canvas tented accommodations each look out onto the camp's waterhole, and beyond onto a vast plain. Elegant tents, featuring contemporary but timeless décor, nestle under leadwood trees, fronting a waterhole where the wildlife spectacle perpetually amazes and entertains.

Activities at Linkwasha Camp

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Wilderness Linkwasha – Cultural Village Visits *

An authentic village experience takes place in a manner that is respectful to all parties. It is led by one of the local villagers or a Wilderness guide, and often includes a guided tour of the school, meeting the headman or headwoman, as well sharing cultural exchanges with the community. * The school is closed over the weekend and during school holidays.

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Wilderness Linkwasha – Game Drives

With access to two of the best private concessions in Hwange, game drives in open 4x4 vehicles at Wilderness Linkwasha are particularly exciting – taking in herds of plains game, as well as the carnivores that call the area home.

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Wilderness Linkwasha – Guided Nature Walks

Hwange was proclaimed some 80 years ago and has served as a haven for one of the densest concentrations of game in Africa. There is no better way to experience this park than on foot with one of our highly experienced safari guides. There is something remarkable about being so very close to nature … and one couldn’t get much closer than this!

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Wilderness Linkwasha – Night Drives

Evening drives can yield many less-frequently-seen species, such as lesser bushbaby, spotted hyaena, pangolin, caracal, porcupine, springhare, scrub hare, Selous mongoose and even honey badger.

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Wilderness Linkwasha – Star Bed At Scott’s Pan *

Sleep out on a romantically-lit platform under the crystal clear African skies – an evening of enchantment as you lie safely tucked up in your raised sleep out, covered in a blanket of a billion of stars, dreaming in the ‘middle-of-nowhere’ ... * Weather permitting and operated subject to the discretion of the Camp Manager.

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Wilderness Linkwasha – Sunken Hide At The Waterhole In Front Of Camp

Hide Out In The Wild – There is something incredibly thrilling about being hidden out of sight while animals like elephant go about their day, splashing in the waters and drinking, completely oblivious to your presence. The sunken hide in front of camp, is the ideal place to set up for an afternoon, a secret spot to watch the comings and goings of wildlife. Have your bird books, camera and binoculars ready …