Situated in a crowd-free private concession within Mana Pools in northern Zimbabwe, rustic Kanga Bush Camp offers a truly exclusive, authentic safari experience in this untouched wilderness. The camp is set inland from the Lower Zambezi River, overlooking the Kanga Pan which provides a regular watering point for a wide range of game and birds, including elephants and wild dogs, fish eagles, and storks.

Mana Pools is one of Africa's most pristine parks. Besides Kanga's resident lion pride and superb Big 5 sightings, you can expect thrilling safari experiences from the comfort of the viewing deck, without even leaving camp. Kanga Bush Camp offers the rare opportunity to engage with an untamed wilderness up close with the warm hospitality that has made Zimbabwe safaris famous.

Highlights

• Perfect for adventurous travelers
• Situated in a private concession within Mana Pools National Park
• Overlooks a permanent water pan
• Excellent armchair game viewing
• Regular sightings of wild dogs, leopard, and lion
• Closed during the November to April rainy season

Activities

• ANIMAL TRACKING EXPERIENCE
• BIRD WATCHING
• FULL-DAY SAFARIS
• GAME DRIVES
• NIGHT DRIVES
• SPECIALIST GUIDES
• GUIDED WALKING SAFARIS

An adventurer's dream, Kanga Camp has an authentic bush feel. At night, you can choose to have the canvas sides of your tent completely opened up to bring in the sounds, smells, and essence of the Zimbabwean wilderness. You may not want to leave camp during the dry season, as the watering hole is a constant source of game-viewing

Rooms

Standard Tent

The six Meru-style tents are located under jackal berry trees on raised decks for an elevated view of Kanga Pan. These accommodate a maximum of 12 guests at a time and include two honeymoon suites.

Each tent has its own private veranda and open-air outdoor bathroom comprising a flush toilet and rustic shower, as well as a washbasin with hot and cold running water. There is no roof over the bathroom – the whole of it is open to the sky and birdsong, which makes for very charming ablutions.

Facilities

The main relaxation area is built on raised decking, under the shade of ancient Jackalberry trees. It overlooks the splash pool and Kanga pan, where abundant game can be viewed. Underneath the decking of the main lodge, there is a hide with two armchairs that allow you to view game activity over the pan.

Dining

Home-cooked meals are enjoyed around a communal table that is also shared by the rangers and guides. By prior arrangements, guests can also elect to dine alfresco in the bush.