Linkwasha Camp

Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

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Stay at Linkwasha Camp

The camp is an eclectic mix of contemporary interiors and Ndebele culture. The nine luxurious tents (eight twin and one family) overlook the scenic plain and water hole, which makes for fantastic game viewing. The main area includes various multi-level decks, amongst them, a cosy library and winter lounge complete with fireplace and shaded salas surrounding an inviting pool and sun deck. The camp’s nearby romantic Star Bed looks onto an active waterhole.

The camp also comprises of a 5 star restaurant where the focus is on fresh and light meals in the warmer months and for lunch, with soups and warming seasonal dishes in the colder season. The pizza oven is a favourite for lunch. For those wanting to enjoy romantic dinners alone there is also the option of private dining in several areas.

Why we love it

A raised network of walkways lead from the main area to seven luxury rooms, all overlooking a vast expanse of open savanna
Some of the best guiding in Southern Africa is found at this lodge
The camp has an underground hide on the water hole so you can get closer to the elephants

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Facilities

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Experiences

Game Drives

Explore Zimbabwe's largest national park, with varied habitats and landscapes in an open landrover on a morning or afternoon drive.

Walking Safaris

Head out into the wilderness on foot with an experienced and passionate guide and ranger in order to get close to some of the most dense populations of animals in Africa.

Evening Safari

The Hwange 'night act' allows visitors the chance to glimpse elusive nocturnal animals that can only be seen by spotlight, including the honey badger, porcupine and pangolin.

Village Visits

Enjoy cultural exchanges with the local community members with a guided tour around one of the rural villages close to Linkwasha Camp.

Underground Hide

Linkwasha's underground hide overlooks the pan in front of the camp, whose waters draw in a variety of thirsty animals, creating an ideal photographic experience.

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Jen & George

We were bundled into a vehicle and dashed off to see a leopard within the first 30 minutes of arriving; it was an AWESOME start. Our guide completely made the entire experience. He was an exceptional birder and his best party trick was to point out the bird and then tell us the exact page we could find it in our book. We combined Zimbabwe with Mozambique, and our beach hotel felt like a complete hidden gem. The sand is like ‘moon dust’ and the hospitality and food were fantastic.