ZimbabweOf special elephants and rare rhinos

Your journey takes you by small plane along the Zambezi River to Mana Pools National Park. The park offers not only breathtaking views of majestic hippos and crocodiles, but also a variety of wildlife such as elephants, buffalos, lions, and leopards. Your accommodation, Nyamatusi Camp, embodies comfort and sustainable design, as its six luxurious tented suites blend perfectly into the natural surroundings. Each romantic suite is equipped with a spacious terrace and plunge pool, offering unobstructed views of the Zambezi River. Watch the crocodiles and hippos in the Zambezi from your terrace or observe elephants or antelopes paying you a visit right next to your terrace.

Go on a safari drive through the park with your personal guide and discover the wildlife in action, including packs of rare wild dogs. Hiking safaris are also a special experience, allowing you to get particularly close to the wildlife. You can also go on canoe safaris or fishing trips. In the evening, a romantic candlelit dinner or campfire dinner awaits you, accompanied by South African wines from the hotel's own wine cellar. Unparalleled African adventures await you here for your very special time together.

An insider tip in southeastern Zimbabwe is the Singita Pamushana Lodge. Set in over 50,000 hectares of wilderness, it is located in the Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, which is particularly known for its mopane forests and baobab trees. The lodge plays an important role in eco-tourism in the region. The Malilangwe Trust, whose goal is to protect the wilderness adjacent to Gonarezhou National Park, was established over a decade ago. Experience the unique magic of Africa here while contributing to the conservation of the reserve and the protection of the environment.

Singita Pamushana Lodge is nestled among trees and blends perfectly with its natural surroundings. From your private luxury suite, you have a fantastic view of the lush gardens, the pool, or the Malilangwe Dam. The reserve is home to rare and endangered species, including the sable antelope and the black rhino. In addition to game drives and bush walks, you can enjoy a boat trip on the dam, community tours, fishing, or mountain biking excursions.