A spectacular African safari is only the beginning of the adventure at Singita Pamushana Lodge; the abundance of wildlife, the pristine landscape and the cultural heritage of the local people gives guests much to explore. The conservation work of the Malilangwe Trust forms a significant part of the experience, giving guests a deeper understanding of the importance of preserving this extraordinary reserve. Whether exploring the bush on a game drive, observing 2,000-year-old rock art or learning about Shangaan culture at the Kambako Living History Museum, there are daily opportunities to find connection with this special place.

Set high in the hills amongst dramatic boulders, the organic-shaped buildings of Singita Pamushana Lodge are reminiscent of the ruins of Great Zimbabwe. The thick walls, meticulous thatching and detailed stonework lay the foundation for bold interiors, inspired by local Shangaan culture. There are six palatial suites and a five-bedroom villa, all with private plunge pools and views across Malilangwe Lake.

Perched high on a sandstone ridge, Singita Pamushana Lodge’s eight elegant suites – all with private plunge pools – is set within the 130,000-acre Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve in Zimbabwe’s remote southeast.