Camp Mana, Zimbabwe © Camp Mana
Zimbabwe
Mana Pools
Camp Mana hosts only 12 travellers across 6 Meru tents set along the floodplain facing the Zambezi. Each tent benefits from generous spacing between accommodations, preserving calm and privacy.
The heart of the camp is built around a vast lounge and dining area opening onto the river and the mountains of the northern escarpment. Meals are served in the main tent or, conditions permitting, under the stars. The camp has no pool or spa, favouring total immersion in nature instead.
Here, the real richness lies just metres away: a herd of elephants peacefully crossing the camp, or the evening light setting the banks of the Zambezi ablaze.
The camp welcomes children from age 12 (with some flexibility depending on circumstances).
The 6 Meru tents offer an understated, warm atmosphere, true to the spirit of the great African safaris. They can be set up as double or twin rooms and all have a private en-suite bathroom with flush toilet and hot shower. The large openings let you fully take in the sounds and ambiance of the bush.
Camp Mana is particularly renowned for its walking safaris, led by experienced guides. This approach offers a different reading of the bush and allows visitors to observe the famous Mana Pools elephants with respect and discretion.
The lodge also offers 4x4 safaris, canoe excursions on the Zambezi, birdwatching outings, wildlife photography sessions, and excursions to Chitake Springs depending on conditions. Wildlife is so present around the camp that the finest sightings often happen… without even leaving your chair.