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