Hwange National Park Accommodation
Giraffe Springs
Giraffe Springs is located within a private area of the Hwange National Park.
It is situated in a secluded area overlooking one of the park's
large waterholes, which remains wet for most of the year.
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Khatshana Tree Lodge
Its serenity and seclusion in a setting of abundant wildlife provides
the perfect combination of elegance and adventure.
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Kanondo Tree Lodge
Kanondo is the place to meet elephants. Set in a private game reserve,
bordering on Hwange National Park, Kanondo is
a small informal bush lodge.
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Linkwasha Camp
Linkwasha is situated in a private concession area within Hwange National Park.
The area includes many diverse habitats, including Kalaha Show me more . . .
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Makalolo Plains
Makalolo Plains is situated in a remote area within the vast Hwange National Park.
It is one of the few camps built within the park. Show me more . . .
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Sable Valley Lodge
The Sable is by far the most magnificent, with its jet-black coat and noble sweep of horns. In the vast teak forest of Hwange these antelope are particularly
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Sikumu Tree Lodge
Open safari vehicles under the care of expert guides roam the private reserve and the adjacent Hwange National Park, offering guests unrivalled opportunity to experience Africa's spectacular wildlife.
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The Hide Safari Camp
Situated inside the boundaries of Hwange National Park, The Hide is truly a paradise for game viewing.
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About Hwange
Hwange National Park is one of Africa's finest havens for wildlife and is home to vast herds of elephant, buffalo, zebra and has a very large concentration of giraffe. It is also home to many predators and endangered species plus very large and varied birdlife.
The park is situated on the main road between Bulawayo and the world famous Victoria Falls.
Hwange National Park covers just over 14 600 square kilometres. The Park carries 105 mammal species, including 19 large herbivores and eight large carnivores. Elephant make up the largest proportion of the biomass.
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