Sapi Explorers Camp

Mana Pools, Zimbabwe

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Stay at Sapi Explorers Camp

Sapi Explorers Camp, perfectly located along the Zambezi River, is situated within the 118,000 hectare private Sapi Concession. The Camps prime location offers guests a base to explore the Sapi Reserve , Mana Pools and the Zambezi River. The camp has 5 Explorer-Style tents reminiscent of the old African explorers, the perfect combination of romance, adventure and discovery. The focus of the camp is to explore one of Africa’s remote wilderness areas on foot and by game-viewing drives as well as canoeing and boating on the Zambezi

River. When traversing the Sapiâs diverse terrain you will encounter some of Africa’s largest wildlife species such as elephant, lion, leopard, hyena and wild dog, as well as discover the legendary Mutawatawa Pan. The Sapi area is a prime for bird watching and offers guests opportunities to spot resident and migrant species especially in the early mornings and late afternoons.

Why we love it

An ideal base to explore the Sapi Reserve, Mana Pools and the Zambezi River
An opportunity to experience up-close encounters with elephant, lion, leopard, hyena, wild dog, buffalo, eland, zebra and other species
Explore one of Africa’s remote wilderness areas on foot and on wildlife-viewing drives with some of the best guides in the country

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Facilities

Deck Pool

Daily Laundry

Excellent Bush Restaurant

Bush Bar

Extensive Library

Experiences

Game Drives

With over 120,000 hectares to explore, head out with an expert guide to spot a plethora of wildlife, including four of the Big Five.

Walking Safaris

Let your expert guide lead you around the Mana Pools to catch sightings of birds, insects and plants, as well exciting big game.

Canoeing

Paddle down the Zambezi River for a completely different take on your surroundings, spotting hippos and crocodiles along the way.

Boat Safaris

Drift down the Zambezi River for sightings of thirsty wildlife drinking from the river banks, as well as spectacular birdlife.

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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.