Zambezi River Safari

Nestled amidst historical gardens, Armadale Lodge offers accommodation set in a former farmhouse in Borrowdale, Harare. The property's nine suites feature amenities such as fans, heaters, TVs with satellite channels, tea/coffee-making facilities, hairdryers, Wi-Fi and safes. Guests can conveniently enjoy meals on-site. The hotel also offers a swimming pool, a car rental service, a dry cleaning service and on-site parking.

Musango Safari Camp is an exclusive 16 bed camp situated just off the shoreline of the Matusadona National Park. Musango is the only owner run safari camp on Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe.

Just a short flight away from Victoria Falls or Kariba, Musango offers an abundance of wildlife and bird life, with a wide selection of activities available or the option to simply relax.

The Musango activities include walking safaris, Big 5 game drives, boating safaris, cultural tours, sailing trips to Starvation Island and tiger fishing on the famous Lake Kariba. The activities offered are fun, informal and operated by trained and experienced guides.

Walking safaris provide guests the experience of tracking and photographing a wide variety of wildlife. Musango was involved in the re-introduction of black rhino into the Matusadona National Park, and guests can track the wild black rhino on foot within the park.

The Musango game drives are conducted across the water on the mainland in a classic game vehicle where guests can discover the prolific wildlife inhabiting the area.

Lake Kariba is a fantastic fishing location, and Musango caters for both novice and experienced fishermen. The famous tiger fish is found in abundance in the lake in addition to a variety of other species.

Musango offers cultural visits to the local village, Musampa, where guests can learn about the local culture and lifestyle.

Sailing to Starvation Island is a unique way to explore the bird life and wildlife in the area and view the spectacular Kariba sunsets. Musango offers trips to the island onboard a 23 foot catamaran.

Located just 27km from the iconic Kariba Dam Wall, Nyamoumba River Lodge offers a serene escape at the heart of the Kariba Gorge, where the floodplain begins. The lodge features spacious, tastefully appointed rooms with twin or double beds, mosquito nets, overhead fans, and en-suite bathrooms with showers. The central entertainment area includes an interactive kitchen, a comfortable lounge, a dining space, and an inviting outdoor dining and bar area set on manicured green lawns. Guests can also relax around the open-air firepit or take a dip in the swimming pool, both situated on the banks of the Zambezi River, offering captivating views and endless entertainment from the resident pod of hippos.

Activities cater to nature enthusiasts, with highlights such as birdwatching in the Kariba Gorge, on surrounding islands, and near natural escarpment springs. Guests can also enjoy morning and afternoon game-viewing river cruises on luxury pontoon boats or try their hand at catch-and-release fishing for the legendary Tiger Fish.

Kavinga Safari Camp is located in a private concession within the southern boundary of Mana Pools National Park. The camp overlooks the dry Ruckomechi riverbed and is set against the extraordinary backdrop of the Zambezi Escarpment.

We offer 7 comfortable raised tents built on the edge of a cliff, with a view of the rising sun above the magnificent Zambezi Valley floor.

The herds of buffalo that drink at the neighbouring Chitake spring are frequent visitors to the area, as they traverse the valley in search of grazing. Most evenings, herds of elephant gather in the riverbed, providing a wonderful wildlife spectacle. Shyer species, like leopard, civet and genet, visit the pan right below the camp under the cover of darkness.

If it's adventure you seek, be it walking, tracking, exploring the hills and river systems, studying the birds or just relaxing in camp taking in the view, Kavinga Safari Camp will offer you that "Unique Experience in an Untamed Wilderness".