Wilderness Safari’s newly opened Linkwasha Camp, built on the private Linkwasha concession in the south west of Hwange National Park, close to the famed Ngamo Plains and overlooking a waterhole, which offers fantastic all year game viewing.
This new camp has a modern, fresh design with contemporary interiors but still keeping with the original spirit of a safari lodge. The eight luxury tents look out towards the waterhole and ever present game, with the main area having multiple decks, a pool and a winter lounge complete with library.
This new camp has a modern, fresh design with contemporary interiors but still keeping with the original spirit of a safari lodge. The eight luxury tents look out towards the waterhole and ever present game, with the main area having multiple decks, a pool and a winter lounge complete with library.
Linkwasha - The Details
Situated on a private concession in the south-eastern section of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe.The camp is built on a raised teak platform under thatch, overlooking Samavundhla Pan; set in a stand of teak trees. There are Ten luxury Tents. Lion, large herds of elephant, buffalo, leopard, rhino, hyaena, giraffe, sable, wildebeest, impala, waterbuck and reedbuck are all found on the concession.
Summer game viewing is excellent with wildebeest, zebra and eland found in abundance on the plains. In winter the waterholes are magnets for elephant and sometimes, up to 1000 elephants come down to drink at each waterhole.
