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Linkwasha

Luxury camp at the Ngamo Plains in the Hwange National Park

Linkwasha Camp is a luxury camp in a wildlife-rich part of the Hwange National Park. Guests of the Linkwasha Camp have access to the exclusive and private Linkwasha-Makalolo Private Wilderness Reserve where large herds of plains game find perfect grazing and are often followed by the predators of Southern Africa, namely lions, leopards, cheetahs and African wild dogs.

Linkwasha offers luxurious accommodation in nine tented suites (including a family suite). All suites consist of a bed room, a living room and a dining room and are located with views onto the camp's waterhole, which is often visited by large herds of elephant, especially in the dry season.

The main area of Linkwasha consist of a swimming pool, several lounge and dining areas, a fire pit and a cozy winter lounge with a fireplace for colder evening. There is also a sunken hide at the waterhole in front of Linkwasha camp.

Linkwasha offers a variety of activities, including game drives, guided nature walks, birding, sundowner drives and guided visits to local villages, just to name a few.

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