PAMUSHANA
Malilangwe
Pamushana: Our ViewA beautiful setting and great attention to detail – one of the most luxurious lodges in Zimbabwe. Despite the country's difficulties, the lodge has done a very good job at maintaining their standards. The Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve provides visitors with a plethora of birdlife and endangered species, including the 'upside down' Baobab Trees and the black rhino. 5 paws - as with all Singita properties this is an amazing location, unsurprisingly tricky to get to. Pamushana: Fast Facts$895 per person per night (high season) Our Rating
Pamushana: The DetailMalilangwe Private Wildlife Reserve is set on 130 000 acres of private wilderness in Zimbabwe and is one of the most pristine wildlife areas in southern Africa. The region is embraced by the Malilangwe Mountain range and is home to a wide variety of game. The private reserve boasts an unusual habitat consisting of rocky outcrops and baobab trees, and as a result attracts vast amounts of unique animals and birdlife. Pamushana means “a place in the sun”, and this world-renowned safari lodge offers every modern comfort in a pristine setting. The one thing that sets Pamushana apart from other wildlife lodges in Africa is the fact that it offers a pristine wilderness, virtually untouched by mankind. The wildlife at Malilangwe Private Reserve is fantastic. The region is home to 70 Black Rhino – one of the world’s largest concentrations of this endangered species. In terms of birdlife, Malilangwe is home to over 400 species (representing 4% of all the species of birds in the whole world) including 14 types of eagle. The ‘big five’, a variety of small antelope including klipspringer, oribi, grey duiker, steenbok, grysbok and suni are all found in the region as well as the painted hunting dogs and nyala. Singita Pamushana is an elegant oasis consisting of six elegant suites and one exclusive villa offering the ultimate luxury in a truly African setting. The lodge is located on a promontory overlooking the Malilangwe Lake and offers a diverse habitat that is home to an array of wildlife species.
Pamushana: Latest News
Pamushana: Wonderful and Rare Sighting
A wonderful sighting this morning (Singita Pamushana, Zimbabwe) of a relaxed mother leopard and her two tiny cubs. Hours were spent watching their intimate rituals of nursing, bathing and playing – Jenny Hishin. For more photographs of this remarkable sighting, take a look at ... Show me more > Pamushana: Rhino Rules Jenny Hishin – Singita Guide – shares some of her experiences from Singita Pamushana Lodge. I’ve mentioned that we’ve been having some hair-raisingly close encounters with a black rhino (Diceros bicornis) around the area of the Malilangwe Dam, at the foot of the lodge. The story ... Show me more > Pamushana: Singita Pamushana Comes out Tops Now in their seventh year, the Tourism for Tomorrow Awards (www.tourismfortomorrow.com), under the stewardship of the WTTC recognizes best practices in sustainable tourism within the Travel & Tourism industry worldwide. Chosen from 12 finalists and over 180 Award entries from more than 60 ... Show me more > Pamushana: Sable Status Written by Jenny Hishin – Singita Pamushana Lodge, Malilangwe Reserve In Ernest Hemingway’s book, The Green Hills of Africa he describes the habits of sable antelope, which he used to hunt. Since those ‘glory days’ of teeming herds their story has not been one of good fortune in ... Show me more > Pamushana: Getting to know Malilangwe Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, home to Singita Pamushana Lodge, presents a unique sanctuary for wildlife conservation in Africa. The reserve’s core objective is to provide a naturally functioning ecosystem, where the full spectrum of wild species native to the area are protected, and where these ... Show me more > You may also likeSabi Sands
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