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Hwange region

Named after the local Nhanzwa chief, the Hwange National Park is one of the world’s great elephant sanctuaries and Zimbabwe’s largest National Park, covering some 14600 km². It is located in northwestern Zimbabwe, just off the main road from Bulawayo and Victoria Falls and the border with Botswana.

Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park

Accommodation in and around Hwange National Park

Waterhole at Bomani Tented Lodge © Imvelo Safari Lodges

Bomani Tented Lodge

Luxury lodge in the southeast of Hwange National Park

Bomani Tented Lodge is located in a private concession in the southeast of Hwange National Park and offers sweeping views across the wildlife-rich Ngamo Plains and Bomani Pan. The camp is situated within the 5,000-hectare Ngamo Forest, a secluded setting that ensures peace, privacy, and undisturbed wildlife viewing. A unique feature is the journey to the lodge aboard the open-sided safari train: first by road from Victoria Falls to Dete Station, followed by a three-hour ride on the “Elephant Express” railcar. Alternatively, the lodge can also be reached by road or by light aircraft.

Fire pit at Camelthorn Lodge © Imvelo Safari Lodges

Camelthorn Lodge

Comfortable villas close to the Ngamo plains

Camelthorn Lodge is located on the southeastern edge of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, within a private concession bordering the vast Ngamo Plains. The accommodation blends harmoniously into an ancient acacia forest – a setting that exudes peace and authenticity. The lodge is located inside the Imvelo Ngamo Rhino Sanctuary – and our rhinos are known to wander past the lodge!

Davison's Luxury tents with a view © Wilderness

Davison's Camp

Luxury camp in the Hwange National Park

Davison’s Camp is located in the northwestern part of Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park on the expansive Ngamo Plains, one of the country’s most wildlife-rich regions. The camp is named after Ted Davison, the first warden of Hwange National Park, whose dedication played a significant role in the development and long-term protection of this remarkable wilderness area. By staying at the camp, guests contribute to research and conservation initiatives supported by the Wilderness Collection, including elephant monitoring projects that use GPS-collared animals to better understand their movements and protect their habitat.

Bumbusi Wilderness Camp Bush dinner © Hideaways Africa

Hideaways Bumbusi Wilderness Camp

A hidden gem in Hwange National Park

Hideaways Bumbusi Wilderness Camp is located in a remote concession in the northern part of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. The approximately 80,000-hectare wilderness area is characterised by river valleys, granite hills, gorges, and densely vegetated riverine zones. The camp is situated near Bumbusi National Monument. The region bears traces of human settlement dating back several thousand years. Historic stone ruins, Nambya rock engravings, and fossilised forests provide fascinating insights into the history of this remarkable landscape.

View onto Nantwich Lodge © Hideaways Africa

Hideaways Nantwich Lodge

Exclusive safari in a historic setting

Hideaways Nantwich Lodge is located in the remote northwestern section of Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park and is one of the safari lodges closest to Victoria Falls. Perched on a ridge overlooking a large, permanent dam, the lodge offers sweeping views across a landscape where hippos, crocodiles and a wide variety of wildlife can regularly be observed. Its location also provides convenient access to Chobe National Park in neighbouring Botswana, making it an excellent base for combined safari itineraries.

Restaurant at Hwange Safari Lodge © African Sun

Hwange Safari Lodge

Comfort at the gateway to Zimbabwe’s largest national park

The Hwange Safari Lodge is located right on the edge of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest wildlife reserve, and is a popular base for unforgettable safaris. Just a few hours’ drive from Victoria Falls, the lodge combines the comfort of a modern hotel with the closeness of nature. Whether families, couples, groups, or business travelers – everyone will find the right setting here.

Sunset at Jozibanini Tented Camp © Imvelo Safari Lodges

Jozibanini Tented Camp

Wild adventure on the edge of the unknown

Jozibanini is located in the vast southwestern region of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, within a remote private concession. The nearest tourist location is over four hours away, making this one of the park’s most secluded safari destinations. Access is either via Libuti Airstrip with a short transfer, or by a spectacular six-hour 4x4 drive from its sister camps Bomani, Camelthorn, or Nehimba – including a so-called Pump Run, during which waterholes in the park are replenished – a fascinating and unique experience for guests.

Linkwasha Wilderness Linkwasha camp, waterhole and elephants © Wilderness

Linkwasha

Luxury camp at the Ngamo Plains in the Hwange National Park

Linkwasha Camp is located in the southeastern part of Hwange National Park on the edge of the renowned Ngamo Plains, one of Zimbabwe's richest wildlife areas. The region is characterised by a diverse landscape of Kalahari sands, open grasslands, teak forests, seasonal pans, and permanent waterholes. Guests at Linkwasha Camp enjoy exclusive access to the private Linkwasha-Makalolo concession, where large herds of antelope graze on the fertile plains and are frequently pursued by southern Africa's iconic predators.

Little Makalolo Sky beds with waterhole view © Wilderness

Little Makalolo

Intimate luxury camp in the Hwange National Park

Little Makalolo is located in the southeastern part of Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park within the private Linkwasha-Makalolo Concession. The surrounding Ngamo Plains are characterised by open grasslands, scattered teak woodlands, Kalahari sands and a network of natural and artificial waterholes that attract an impressive variety of wildlife throughout the year. Its exclusive location away from the park's public roads allows guests to enjoy game drives across a vast wilderness with very few other vehicles.

View onto Nehimba Lodge © Imvelo Safari Lodges

Nehimba Lodge

Stylish lodge in the heart of Hwange National Park

Nehimba Lodge is located within an exclusive 17,000-hectare private concession in the northern part of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe — a scenic transition zone between Mopane woodland and Kalahari sandveld. Its remote location offers guests a high degree of tranquility and exclusivity, far from the usual safari routes. Access is possible by air or by road (4x4 is not necessary), with a journey of 130 km from Victoria Falls to the Mbala Gate and a further 95 km through the park.

Main area with Robins tower © Robins Camp

Robins Camp

Comfortable camp in the Hwange National Park

Robins Camp is located in the remote northwestern section of Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, approximately two hours by road from Victoria Falls and close to the Nantwich entrance gate. The camp is named after Herbert George Robins, who acquired extensive tracts of land in the region during the early twentieth century. Robins prohibited hunting, actively fought poaching, and established a private wildlife sanctuary. He later played a significant role in the creation and protection of the area that eventually became today's Hwange National Park.

Somalisa Acacia with elephants © African Bushcamps

Somalisa Acacia

Family-friendly luxury camp in the Hwange National Park

Somalisa Acacia by African Bush Camps is located in the southern part of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe and is a small, family-friendly luxury tented camp in the heart of one of the country’s most renowned wilderness areas. Its location within the Hwange ecosystem provides excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing in a landscape of open savannahs, bushland, and both natural and man-made waterholes. The region is particularly famous for its large elephant population, which regularly visits the water sources around the camp.

Somalisa Bush Camp Somalisa Camp main area © African Bushcamps

Somalisa Camp

Luxury bush camp in a private concession of the Hwange National Park

Somalisa Camp by African Bush Camps is located in a private concession in the southern part of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe, one of the country’s most renowned wilderness areas. The surrounding landscape is characterised by open savannah plains, acacia woodlands and the typical Hwange waterholes, which attract large concentrations of wildlife, especially during the dry season. Somalisa places great emphasis on sustainable operations and has received recognition for its environmentally responsible approach. The camp uses solar power for its electricity supply and operates resource-efficient water treatment systems.

Somalisa Expeditions' main area © African Bushcamps

Somalisa Expeditions

Authentic Luxury in Hwange

Nestled in a private concession in the heart of Zimbabwe’s Hwange National Park, Somalisa Expeditions offers an exclusive blend of unspoilt wilderness and understated luxury. Surrounded by acacia groves and nestled along a seasonal riverbed, the camp enjoys a particularly authentic bush setting. A unique highlight is the Somalisa Sleep-Out, an unforgettable overnight experience in a treehouse overlooking a waterhole, where guests can spend the night beneath the African stars.

The Siding Elephants in front of the camp © Bayete Collection

The Siding

Eco camp beside a historic railway line

The Siding is located at Impofu Siding near Dete, just a few kilometres from Hwange Main Camp and directly beside the railway line between Bulawayo and Victoria Falls. The location combines bushveld, wildlife and railway history in an unusual setting. The camp takes its name from the nearby railway siding. One of the distinctive features of the property is a large Rhodesian teak tree beside the camp.

Tum Tum Treehouse Lodge In the trees at Tum Tum © Imvelo Safari Lodges

Tum Tum Treehouse Lodge

Camp in the treetops of Hwange National Park

Tum Tum Treehouse Lodge by Imvelo Safari Lodges is located in the southeastern part of Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe. Nestled among a sparse woodland of teak and camelthorn trees along a natural depression with several waterholes, the lodge offers excellent opportunities for wildlife viewing directly from the property. Elephants, antelope and other animals visit the waterholes throughout the day, creating memorable safari experiences without leaving the lodge. Tum Tum Treehouse Lodge is easily reached by air via Linkwasha Airstrip followed by a road transfer, or through connections with Imvelo's other safari lodges.

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