Escape to a hidden gem bordering Matopos National Park, where tranquility meets the untamed beauty of Matobo Hills Wilderness. A place where tranquility blends with adventure. Guests are collected from Big Cave's car park on arrival and driven in a 4X4 Safari Vehicle for check-in atop a massive granite boulder. Experience exquisite 360 degree views of Matopos National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Start your day with incredible sunrises atop Big Cave Ridge with exquisite views overlooking Matopos National Park. Explore ancient Rock art Cave Paintings and Rhino Trekking on foot among balancing rock formations where wildlife, landscapes and cultures merge. Sophisticated African architecture incorporates colossal boulders into a luxuriously appointed thatched lodge. An ideal haven for those seeking both adventure and tranquility. This is a lodge where solitude blends within an intimate retreat.

Big Cave Camp Lodge, neatly nestled atop a massive granite boulder, neatly nestled within it's natural surrounds in Matopos, offers a comfortable retreat with cozy rooms overlooking the Matopos National Park. The scenery is not only picturesque; it's steeped in history and spiritual significance. This is a place where beauty intertwines with tranquility offering a serene escape in the Matopos wilderness.

Matopos National Park is an intensive protection zone for endangered Black and White Rhino tracking in Zimbabwe. National Park's anti poaching unit scouts provide safe and respectful encounters with these magnificent endangered species. Big Cave Camp's visitors can emabark on guided, on-foot tracking excursions, allowing the guests to witness rhino's in their natural habitat, enhancing the sense of connection with this incredible species in Matopos wilderness.

Explore Matopos National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site enriched with culture, magnificent landscapes, castellated rock formations among Khoisan rock art galleries in some of the oldest inhabited caves in the Southern Hemisphere.

Rock Art Gallery explorations, Nswatugi Cave is one of the eight caves to explore Khoisan Rock art dating back to 13000 years. An exquisite 45minute hike with exhilarating views overlooking Matopos National Park.