Nyamatusi Camp | Zimbabwe | If Only
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Overview

With a name that translates as 'wild game', the untouched wilderness of Mana Pools National Park is a fitting location for this safari camp in one of the most remote parts of Africa, where diverse habitats support an array of amazing animal life. Set on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, and with a variety of land and water-based activities available, guests can discover a captivating landscape and wondrous wildlife while staying in luxurious eco-conscious accommodation surrounded by nature. Contemporary styling and modern conveniences combine for an indulgent five-star experience at this fantastic camp, but it will always be the land and its animal inhabitants that take centre stage here.

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At a glance

  • Luxury Lodge
  • 5 Star
  • 6 luxury tents
  • 1 restaurants and bars
  • 1 pools

Experiences

  • Why Nyamatusi Camp?

    Luxurious tented suites are the epitome of elegance with an eco-friendly ethos

    Why Nyamatusi Camp?

  • Why Nyamatusi Camp?

    Mesmerising Zambezi River views

    Why Nyamatusi Camp?

  • Why Nyamatusi Camp?

    A variety of land and river-based activities

    Why Nyamatusi Camp?

Getting There

Arrival Airport

Harare or Victoria Falls International Airport

Approximate flight times

Approximately 11 hours from London.

Time difference

GMT +2

Transfers

It's a 2-hour 30-minute flight from Victoria Falls International Airport or a 1-hour 30-minute flight from Harare International Airport to Mana Main Airstrip, followed by a 45-minute ‘game drive’ transfer to camp.

Climate

April & May is the end of summer when the weather is still quite hot but the rain is drying up. June to October is the dry season and is considered the best time for game viewing. Cooler nights and mornings mean a jumper or two should be packed. November to March is the wet season, when humidity is high as are the temperatures, often exceeding 30°C during the day.