-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi is the elephants’ favourite camp
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest lounge area and adjacent al fresco dining arear
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Spend an evening star-gazing from the deck
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Canoeing on the Zambezi allows up-close game viewing
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest lounge area and adjacent al fresco dining area
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Great game viewing from as close as Ruckomechi’s star-gazing deck
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Always amazing wildlife sightings from the main area
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Brunch treats at Ruckomechi
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
The pool area has sweeping views of the Zambian escarpment over the river
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
The luxurious guest tents are spacious and inviting
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Balmy weather allows for dining under the stars most evenings
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Enjoy an aperitif on the fire deck before dinner
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi is nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River adjacent to Mana Pools National Park
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant feeding on the floodplain in front of a guest tent
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Exterior view of a guest tent
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Luxurious guest tents provide a relaxing base at siesta time
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi accommodates guests in 10 spacious en-suite tents
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest tent bathroom
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Guest tents overlook the Lower Zambezi River
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Wild dog pack preparing for a hunt
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Hippo are a regular sighting in the Zambezi River
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Canoeing on the Zambezi is a thrilling adventure
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Ruckomechi’s legendary outdoor bath offers a romantic interlude
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
African skimmers require pristine habitats to successfully breed
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Buffalo graze on an island in the Zambezi River
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Game viewing from a boat cruise
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
The resident lion pride may often be seen while out on a game drive
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Game walk with professional safari guide
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
African elephant feeding in the floodplain
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Tiger fishing is available on a catch-and-release basis
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Wild dog seen on a game walk
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Hippo seen from a canoeing activity
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Elephant crossing a shallow section of the Zambezi River
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Golden hour elephant
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Wild dog after a successful kill
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Playful wild dogs
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Elephant feeding on ana tree pods
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Credit: Dana Allen
Elephant are regularly seen from the pontoon as they move across the Zambezi
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Predators such as lion are often sighted while on game drives
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Buffalo on the floodplain behind camp
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant seen on a drive from camp
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Zebra with oxpeckers passenger
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Iconic African fish-eagle
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Impala flourish in Mana Pools National Park
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
White-fronted bee-eater on the banks of the Zambezi River
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant with the escarpment forms a stunning backdrop
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
Elephant sightings from a boat cruise are exceptionally rewarding
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
The face of experience
-
Wilderness Ruckomechi
The Zambian escarpment provides a dramatic photographic backdrop, whether at sunrise or sunset
