Standard Twin/Double Tent(s) (8 rooms)
Family Accommodation (1 room)
LANGUAGES:
English
TYPE:
Accommodation
NO. ROOMS:
ROOM TYPES
9
MIN. CHILD AGE:
6
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Birding
Nature
Wildlife
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
AVAILABLE SERVICES:
Private Vehicle (Available)
ACTIVITIES ON SITE:
Bird Watching
Game Drives
Game Viewing Hide
Night Drives
Sleep Outs
Walks (Guided)
ACTIVITIES NEARBY:
Cultural Tours
Includes: all meals, local drinks, activities, laundry and park fees
Excludes: premium drinks
Activities: day & night game drives, walks and village visit
Linkwasha Camp lies in Hwange’s south-eastern corner, on the private Linkwasha Concession. The camp is close to the Ngamo Plains, which offers fantastic game viewing year round.
Linkwasha Camp’s open design is complemented by an eclectic mix of contemporary interiors with the original spirit and essence of safari.
The main area, seven en-suite tents and one family tent look out over a pan that is a magnet for game across all seasons. The main area includes various multi-level decks, a pool area and a winter lounge complete with a library.
Wildlife frequently encountered includes lion, large herds of elephant, buffalo, leopard, spotted hyena, giraffe, sable, blue wildebeest, impala, waterbuck, reedbuck and numerous bird species. In summer, wildebeest, zebra and eland are found in abundance on the open plains, while in winter elephants congregate in large numbers around the waterholes.
Activities offered include day and night game drives, walking safaris with one of the experienced camp guides or an authentic village experience. Guests can now book a special half-day rhino experience in southern Hwange. Offered at a surcharge, this interactive walk with rhinos takes place in the Camelthorn Sanctuary and supports a community-led conservation initiative that protects rhinos and benefits local communities.
Airport Transfer Time: 45 - 60 minutes from Linkwasha Airstrip
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Camp exterior view.
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Camp exterior view.
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Evening camp view.
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Evening camp fire
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Evening views of camp.
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Guest pool area
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Deck dining.
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Guest areas.
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Guest areas
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Guest areas.
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Deck dining views.
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Guest dining experiences.
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Preparing for afternoon game drive
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A Wilderness Welcome
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Camp views
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Dining views
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Guest deck dining area.
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Dining experiences.
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Dining
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Exterior tented accommodation.
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Wilderness Linkwasha is a contemporary safari lodge in an iconic Zimbabwean landscape.
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Revel in the space and privacy of Linkwasha’s nine expansive tented suites, which overlook a waterhole frequented by thirsty herds of buffalo and antelope.
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Catch your breath around the evening fire after a thrilling day's game-viewing.
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Sink into a classic, comfortable stay at contemporary Wilderness Linkwasha.
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A welcome as warm as a Hwange afternoon.
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Examine wildlife tracks up close, and cock an ear for melodious birdcalls on a bush walk with one of our experienced guides.
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Sundowners on safari
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Safari Sundowners
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Afternoon Safari
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Cheetah use the elevation of a termite mound to scan for prey.
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Linkwasha's underground hide overlooks the pan in front of camp.
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Memories are made on magical early morning game drives.
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Out on a game drive, meet wildlife in its pristine habitat.
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The lap pool offers relief from the heat at siesta time.
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Buffalo herd seen on the game drive.
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The sleep-out platform at Scott's Pan (available on request).
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Cheetah and their movements are closely monitored.
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A herd of elephants visit a waterhole to drink.
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Elephant gather at a waterhole to drink and cool down.
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Spectacular views from the main area and guest tents.
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Guest tent bathroom area.
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Indoor dining for cooler winter nights.
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Linkwasha open-air dining around the pool.
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Elephants drink at a Hwange waterhole.
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Lioness crossing a plain.
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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.
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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