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