Highlights
What We Love
- Watching the passing game right from bed
- Located on the largest pan in Mana Pools
- Deliberately light eco footprint
When To Visit
Peak Season: April to October
Peak safari season as the grass dies down and vegetation thins out, making wildlife easier to find.
Green Season: November to March
The summer rainy season replenishes the pans and pools, making Mana Pools prettier than ever.
Overview
For an experienced safari lover, what could be better than being able to watch game directly from bed, overlooking the largest pan in Mana Pools National Park? Ingwe Pan Camp is named after the elusive leopards that rest in the area’s mature trees (‘ingwe’ means leopard), which is a private concession within the park itself, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The charming camp has been deliberately carefully designed to have the lowest possible footprint without sacrificing too much comfort. Hairdryers and air conditioners have been eschewed in favour of stunning views and an authentic Zimbabwean safari, right down to alfresco dining under ebony and fig trees, and sundowners on the water’s edge or on the Chiruwe riverbed.
Facilities
- Wi-Fi
- Bar
- Lounge
- Dining area
- Outdoor fireplace
- Laundry service
- Library
Luxury Tents Features
- Indoor shower
- Outdoor shower
- Deck
- Fan
- Electrical charging points
Activities
- Nature walks
- Game drives
- Birding
- Catch-and-release fishing
- Canoeing