Useful links featuring Mana Pools Canoe Trail
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Ilala Lodge
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In a convenient location just 10 minutes' walk from the Victoria Falls themselves and even closer to the centre of Victoria Falls town, Ilala Lodge offers good quality, affordable rooms furnished in a comfortable and fairly timeless style.
The accommodation at Ilala is ... Read more about Ilala Lodge
Ruckomechi Camp
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The smart Ruckomechi Camp spans nearly a kilometre of riverfront in a private concession just beside the northwest corner of Mana Pools National Park, where the vast Zambezi River flows against a backdrop of the Zambezi escarpment. This scenic location, coupled with a ... Read more about Ruckomechi Camp
Vundu Camp
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Vundu Camp is a small camp with a long-standing reputation. It lies amongst a grove of ebony and tamarind trees on the banks of the Zambezi River, in the heart of Mana Pools National Park. It’s a landscape of tall evergreen trees and floodplains interspersed with oxbow ... Read more about Vundu Camp
Bulawayo Club
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The centrally located Bulawayo Club dates back to 1935. It’s a beautiful old colonial building and the architecture and history make this one of the most famous institutions in Zimbabwe.
The Bulawayo Club was tastefully converted into a hotel in 2009 by the same team ... Read more about Bulawayo Club
The Hide
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The Hide is a small lodge, well positioned within a north-eastern annex of Hwange National Park. Independent and owner run, it benefits from both a popular waterhole in camp and very high game densities nearby. Expert Africa has been sending travellers here since the mid-1990s ... Read more about The Hide
Camp Hwange
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Camp Hwange is located in the north-west of Hwange National Park, where the Kalahari’s flat plains start to transition into rugged hills. Run by ZimPro guide David Carson, the camp has a distinct ‘bush’ feel to it, with an emphasis on the safari experience and top guiding... Read more about Camp Hwange
Amalinda
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The owner-run Camp Amalinda sits in a 300-acre (1.2km2) private concession of the Matobo Hills National Park. In a spectacular setting amongst the ancient boulders of the hills, it’s a comfortable lodge with buildings that have been cleverly designed into the rocks – lending ... Read more about Amalinda
Crocodile Bushcamp
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The tiny and stylishly rustic Crocodile Bushcamp – also known as Crocodile River Camp – is one half of a pair of bushcamps, known as Chikoko Trails Camps, that occupy a remote walking-only section of the South Luangwa National Park. Made of reed and thatch, and rebuilt ... Read more about Crocodile Bushcamp
Tafika
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Home to John and Carol Coppinger, the founders of Remote Africa Safaris, Tafika is a small and apparently fairly rustic camp standing on the banks of the Luangwa River, on the north side of the beautiful Nsefu Sector of South Luangwa National Park. Tafika and its two satellite ... Read more about Tafika
Chikoko Tree Camp
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Chikoko Tree Camp is an exceptionally small, intimate and rustic bushcamp that overlooks the seasonal Chikoko River – a scenic, winding channel lined by shady ebony trees. It is set in a remote area of the South Luangwa National Park that is exclusive to walking safaris; ... Read more about Chikoko Tree Camp
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