ZimbabweHome to the largest elephant population and the Zambezi River

Hwange National Park is one of the largest nature reserves in Africa. With its endless savannahs, dense fields, and open plains, it offers natural beauty that attracts many wild animals. The waterholes in the otherwise rather dry park are a particular destination for various wild animals and offer you great opportunities for observation. The elephant population in Hwange National Park is one of the largest in the world, so you will encounter these gray giants not only on game drives but also right in the camp. Other wildlife such as lions, leopards, giraffes, zebras, and buffalo also call this place home. You can get particularly close to the animals on a walking safari: follow the tracks of your favorite animals and experience them up close.

At Linkwasha Camp, you can enjoy an authentic retreat with a warm safari flair in one of the nine tented suites. The tents offer unrestricted views of the camp's own waterhole, allowing you to watch thirsty herds of buffalo, antelope, and elephants from your terrace or even from your bed.

Mana Pools National Park is located directly on the Zambezi River and, with its lush green banks, contrasts sharply with the rather dry Hwange National Park. As a result, there are many crocodiles and hippos here, and in addition to classic game drives and walking safaris, you can also go on canoe safaris or fishing trips.

Surrounded by dense tree canopies and lush vegetation, Ruckomechi Camp lies in the shade of giant acacia and mahogany trees. The ten tented suites offer the perfect base for exciting wilderness experiences. Enjoy Africa's picturesque sunsets with your favorite drink on the wooden veranda and watch the evening rituals of the hippos romping in the Zambezi River. Other species regularly spotted from the camp include lions, leopards, and buffalo. Herds of elephants also like to visit the camp.