Standard Twin/Double Tent(s) (8 rooms)
Family Accommodation (2 rooms)
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi is the elephants’ favourite camp
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest lounge area and adjacent al fresco dining arear
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Spend an evening star-gazing from the deck
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Canoeing on the Zambezi allows up-close game viewing
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest lounge area and adjacent al fresco dining area
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Great game viewing from as close as Ruckomechi’s star-gazing deck
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Always amazing wildlife sightings from the main area
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Brunch treats at Ruckomechi
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
The pool area has sweeping views of the Zambian escarpment over the river
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
The luxurious guest tents are spacious and inviting
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Balmy weather allows for dining under the stars most evenings
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Enjoy an aperitif on the fire deck before dinner
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi is nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River adjacent to Mana Pools National Park
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant feeding on the floodplain in front of a guest tent
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Exterior view of a guest tent
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Luxurious guest tents provide a relaxing base at siesta time
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi accommodates guests in 10 spacious en-suite tents
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Guest tent bathroom
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest tents overlook the Lower Zambezi River
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Wild dog pack preparing for a hunt
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Hippo are a regular sighting in the Zambezi River
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Canoeing on the Zambezi is a thrilling adventure
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi’s legendary outdoor bath offers a romantic interlude
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
African skimmers require pristine habitats to successfully breed
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Buffalo graze on an island in the Zambezi River
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Game viewing from a boat cruise
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
The resident lion pride may often be seen while out on a game drive
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Game walk with professional safari guide
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
African elephant feeding in the floodplain
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Tiger fishing is available on a catch-and-release basis
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Wild dog seen on a game walk
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Hippo seen from a canoeing activity
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant crossing a shallow section of the Zambezi River
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Golden hour elephant
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Wild dog after a successful kill
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Playful wild dogs
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant feeding on ana tree pods
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant are regularly seen from the pontoon as they move across the Zambezi
Photographer credit: Dana Allen
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Predators such as lion are often sighted while on game drives
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Buffalo on the floodplain behind camp
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant seen on a drive from camp
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Zebra with oxpeckers passenger
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Iconic African fish-eagle
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Impala flourish in Mana Pools National Park
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
White-fronted bee-eater on the banks of the Zambezi River
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant with the escarpment forms a stunning backdrop
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant sightings from a boat cruise are exceptionally rewarding
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The face of experience
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Wilderness Ruckomechi
The Zambian escarpment provides a dramatic photographic backdrop, whether at sunrise or sunset
Sublimely spacious tented suites are thoughtfully positioned along the iconic Zambezi’s banks, each offering unimpeded views across the river to the stunning Rift Valley Escarpment on the Zambian side.
From the well-appointed lounge area inside, to the expansive deck outside, each suite has been mindfully furnished in rich natural textures and lovely local décor pieces.
Connected to the main area by low wooden walkways – to allow free passage of the wildlife – the tented suites provide front row seats to an endlessly entertaining wildlife parade.
The two stylish and generous tented family rooms are built on low wooden decks offering a veranda with broad vistas of the Zambezi River. With the same comforts as the standard tents, each comprise two en-suite bedrooms.
TYPE:
Accommodation
NO. ROOMS:
ROOM TYPES
10
MIN. CHILD AGE:
6
PROPERTY FACILITIES:
Bar
Pool
Private Vehicle (Available)
ROOM FACILITIES:
Electrical Outlets
En-Suite
Fan
Laundry Service (Complimentary)
Mosquito Nets
Safe
Tea / Coffee
Verandah
ACTIVITIES ON SITE:
Bird Watching
Boating
Canoeing
Catch-and-release Fishing
Game Drives
Night Drives
Sleep Outs
Walks (Guided)
