Thatched Chalet (7 rooms)
Family Room (1 room)
LANGUAGES:
English
TYPE:
Accommodation
NO. ROOMS:
ROOM TYPES
8
MIN. CHILD AGE:
8
SPECIAL INTERESTS:
Adventure
Big 5
Birding
Hiking
Leisure
Nature
Star Gazing
Wildlife
PROPERTY FACILITIES:
Battery Charging Facilities
Communal Dining
Eco Friendly
Internet Access (Complimentary)
Laundry Service
Library
Outdoor Pool / Pool Deck
Pool
ROOM FACILITIES:
En Suite Bathroom
Family Safari Tent
Fan
Laundry Service (Complimentary)
Mosquito Nets
Safe
Shower
Verandah
AVAILABLE SERVICES:
Laundry Service (Complimentary)
Private Vehicle (Available)
ACTIVITIES ON SITE:
Big 5
Bird Watching
Game Drives
Game Viewing Hide
Game Viewing
Game Walks
Night Drives
Rhino Tracking
Safaris
Walks (Guided)
FRIENDLY:
Honeymoon
Leisure
Luxury
GUIDANCE:
Cash Payment Only
Game Drive (Max 6 pax with window seats)
Interleading Rooms Available
Private Game Drive Vehicle Available
Sole Use Available
Triple for Children Available
Includes: meals, local drinks, activities, park fees, conservation & community levy and laundry
Excludes: transfers & premium drinks
Activities: day & night game drives and walking safaris
Camp Hwange is set on its own private concession within one of the most remote parts of Hwange National park in the Sinamatella area, which is known for its rocky, hilly country with thick teak woodland.
The small and intimate camp offers canvas and thatch bungalow accommodations of a unique style, all bungalows have en-suite bathroom facilities and a shaded outdoor patio area overlooking the waterhole. The camp offers terrain that is ideally suited to walking safaris with excellent birding opportunities.
Activities on offer are game drives, log pile hide and walking. Game likely to be encountered includes all of the cat family, wild dog, elephants and buffalo in huge numbers and the usual plain's game. Walks to the natural springs found in this area are a special highlight.
Airstrip transfer time: 2–2h30 from Hwange NP Airport & 45m-1h from Giraffe Springs Airstrip
This property was last visited by a senior consultant of Safari Destinations in October 2019.
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Photographer credit: Kevin Hogan
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Photographer credit: Kevin Hogan
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Photographer credit: Dave Carson
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Photographer credit: Kevin Hogan
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Photographer credit: Kevin Hogan
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Photographer credit: Mike Myers
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Photographer credit: Mike Myers
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Camp Hwange - main area
main area with views down towards a productive waterhole
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - main area
welcoming and spacious main area
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - main area
lounge and dining with a view
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - main area
swimming pool and pool deck looking across to the main area
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - breakfast
early morning breakfast and coffee at the campfire
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - breakfast buffet
fresh, light, healthy breakfast before game drive
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Kevin Hogan)
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Camp Hwange - lunch
fresh healthy meals
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - guest room
right in the thick of things
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - guest room
light, airy, colourful guest room with insulating thatch
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - guest room
en-suite bathroom with views to the waterhole
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - game drive
game drives across diverse, scenic habitat are the mainstay of activities
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Jamie Thom)
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Camp Hwange - game drive
lion pride seen feeding on game drive
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - game drive
elephant herd seen on game drive
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa
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Camp Hwange - logpile hide
logpile hides give unique experiences
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - walking safari
walking and tracking are an important part of any Camp Hwange experience
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Jamie Thom)
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Camp Hwange - walking safari
giraffe viewed on foot with professional guide
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Jamie Thom)
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Camp Hwange - walking safari
elephant bull viewed on foot with professional guide
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Jamie Thom)
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Camp Hwange - walking safari
varied terrain makes for exciting walking safaris
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Jamie Thom)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
territorial male lion in the core part of the private concession
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
Hwange is well known for its elephant concentrations
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
Hwange is well known for its elephant concentrations
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
plains game such as zebra graze the open grasslands
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
browsers such as giraffe are well represented in the woodlands
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
browsers such as giraffe are well represented in the woodlands
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
a healthy hippo population occupies the waterholes
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
several herds of buffalo utilise the concession area and are often followed by the resident lion prides
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - night drives
productive night drives reveal nocturnal creatures like serval
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - night drives
productive night drives reveal nocturnal creatures like large-spotted genet
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - night drives
roductive night drives reveal nocturnal creatures like African wild cat
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
the resident lion prides are often seen on the open grasslands of the concession
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
habitat diversity ensures that uncommon antelope such as sable are regularly seen
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
habitat diversity ensures that uncommon antelope such as roan are regularly seen
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
limited water sources in the dry season see large concentrations of species like buffalo and elephant
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
limited water sources in the dry season see large concentrations of species like impala and kudu
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
zebra concentrations increase with the advance of the dry season
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Camp Hwange - game viewing
even elephants are occasionally preyed on by lions
Photographer credit: Wild Expeditions Africa (Chris Roche)
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Large, spacious thatched chalets with canvas and gauze sides and 'open-fronted' views to the camp waterhole. Rooms are en-suite and recently refurnished with completely renovated bathrooms. Zimbabwean artworks decorate the walls and a shaded patio provides an additional peaceful place to while away the midday. Beds are covered by large mosquito nets and have overhead fans. All geysers, fans and lighting operate on solar power lowering our environmental footprint.
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Consisting of a standalone combination of two separate rooms connected by an interleading passage, the family room sleeps 4 guests in what is typically an 'adult' room and a "childrens'' room. Each room is en-suite with its own private bathroom and its own shaded patio with views to the camp waterhole. The interleading passage has doors at both ends ensuring the two rooms are separate but easily accessible. All beds have large mosquito nets and overhead fans and all geysers, fans and lighting operate on solar power lowering our environmental footprint.
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