Anantara Stanley & Livingstone Victoria Falls Hotel | Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)

1 May 2020 - 3 May 2020

Stanley & Livingstone Boutique Hotel is Victoria Falls’ first boutique hotel. With just 16 suites, it offers guests of all ages a spectacular place to pause on their southern African itinerary. The hotel’s elegant, yet approachable, design is a fresh take on colonial style, and its spaces – lounge, bar, restaurant, terrace and pool facing onto the neighbouring reserve’s waterhole – encourage guests to settle in and unwind. Every comfort is provided, combined with attentive service and good food, to enhance guests’ experience.

INSIDER'S TIP: The hotel is set in a prime location, just 15 minutes’ drive from the area’s namesake Victoria Falls – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and acclaimed Natural Wonder of the World.

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Your Stay

2 Nights

Your Rooms

1x Luxury Room/s

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Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Fishing, Flora, Gourmet, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wine

Wilderness Little Makalolo | Eastern Hwange National Park

3 May 2020 - 6 May 2020

A charming, intimate camp in the south-east of Hwange, Wilderness Little Makalolo features prominently on the mental maps of local wildlife, all drawn to its reliable waterhole. A log-pile hide affords unique, thrilling close-up views of elephants, and habitat diversity ensures year-round wildlife.

Activities focus on game drives and morning nature walks. The many waterholes produce amazing sightings, or guests can relax in camp and wait for wildlife to come to them. The six spacious en-suite tents (including a family tent) are only surpassed in the experience stakes by the opportunity to sleep out at the Madison Pan star bed.

INSIDER'S TIP: Visit the log-pile hide between game drives to enjoy close up viewing of wildlife at the productive waterhole. Elephants are often the star attraction so make sure you have your camera ready ...

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Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness A towering false mopane tree in the centre of the camp shades a separate dining and lounge area
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Always a thrill to see a thirsty herd at the camp pool
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Guided walks and bird-watching take in the finer details of a safari
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Little Makalolo’s waterholes attract wildlife from far and wide, including the busy pan in front of camp
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Earthy tones bring the outside in to the main area lounge
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Wind down at the camp pool watching the wildlife parade
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Relax over a cocktail by the pool
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Our accomplished bartender can rustle up all manner of delicious cocktails
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Early morning game drives always include a bush coffee stop accompanied by tasty treats
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Coffee on safari always tastes better
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Appetising brunches and lunches are always appreciated after a busy morning's game viewing
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Young male giraffes 'necking' as they start to assert their dominance
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Preparing the dining area for the evening meal
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Elephant mother and calf as seen from the log pile hide
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Breeding herd of elephant at a waterhole
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Sundowners by the vehicle at the log-pile hide
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Little Makalolo is famous for its log pile hide - a wonderful spot for watching the wildlife comings and going
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Water sources bring the elephants close to camp
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Elephant activity at the waterhole in front of the log pile hide
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Lions are the apex predator at Little Makalolo
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness The stylish tents are spacious, and the en-suite bathrooms include double vanities
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness With just five en-suite units, intimate Wilderness Little Makalolo is Hwange’s original – and greatly cherished – bush camp
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness The inviting guest tent interior
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness The bathrooms feature double vanities, and indoor and outdoor showers
Wilderness Little Makalolo Credit: Wilderness Wilderness Air thrillingly enhances your safari while safely adding to the adventure.

Your Stay

3 Nights

Your Rooms

1x Tented Room/s

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Lodge

No. Rooms: 6

Special Interests: Birding, Nature, Wildlife

Wilderness Little Ruckomechi | Mana Pools National Park

6 May 2020 - 9 May 2020

Wilderness Little Ruckomechi offers an intimate Mana Pools experience, in the style of the bygone days of safari, without detracting in any way from the wildlife experience. The shady ana trees and views of the Zambezi River and the Zambian foothills beyond are some of the hallmarks of this region, and Wilderness Little Ruckomechi provides all of them.

This seasonal camp (winter/dry season only) offers an authentic safari experience through a mix of game drives, boating and guided nature walks, adding to the sense of exploring an untouched wilderness area.

INSIDER'S TIP: A guided nature walk is a thrilling way of exploring the surrounding bush and often heralds many exciting sightings.

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Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant wander through camp in search of their favourite albida pods
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The camp takes advantage of the balmy weather to dine al fresco whenever possible
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tent interior at Little Ruckomechi
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Vibrantly coloured southern carmine bee-eater
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Cheetah may be seen while out on a game drive
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Wild dog seen on bush walk
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Young lion on the floodplain near Little Ruckomechi
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant love the area for its abundant food sources
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Dining area and lounge under canvas
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Little Ruckomechi’s scenic location epitomises Mana Pools National Park in all its abundance
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Get close to nature amongst the iconic albida trees that characterise the area
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Plunge pool with a view
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness An authentic, exclusive bush camp with an intimate “home from home” style
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness At Little Ruckomechi 'bush TV' competes with extraordinary views of the Zambezi River
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The lounge looks over the floodplain towards the Zambezi River
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Double vanity basins in a guest tent
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Looking out from the en-suite shower in a guest tent
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The Zambezi River is your constant companion at night
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tent interior showing double vanity basins
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tent exterior
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Writing table in guest tent
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Wake up to expansive views over the Zambezi River and escarpment
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tent interior
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tent interior
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Delicious meals are the order of the day
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Little Ruckomechi's chef caters for a wide range of tastes
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Mouthwatering chocolate-covered profiteroles served at high tea
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Fresh produce is served with every meal
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The team at Little Ruckomechi can't wait to meet you!
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness High tea is a treat for all the senses
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Meals are served al fresco whenever possible
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness A special gimbal head and stabiliser mount are fitted on the Little Ruckomechi vehicle
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Little Ruckomechi game viewer with gimbal head and stabiliser mount
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant making the most of the welcome Zambezi River water
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Buffalo grazing near Little Ruckomechi Camp
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Iconic sunset scene on the Zambezi River in front of camp
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant are daily visitors
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Critically Endangered wild dog are seen on the private Ruckomechi Concession
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness A healthy pride of lion has made the Ruckomechi Concession home
Wilderness Little Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Lionesses bonding

Your Stay

3 Nights

Your Rooms

1x Tented Room/s

Fast Facts

Lodge

No. Rooms: 3

Special Interests: Birding, Fishing, Flora, Hiking, Nature, Star Gazing, Wildlife

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