Luxe Lodges for Every Safari Style

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Singita Pamushana

Singita Pamushana

Linkwasha Camp

AndBeyond Matetsi River Lodge

Ruckomechi Camp

Little Ruckomechi Camp

Singita Pamushana • Arguably Zimbabwe’s best safari lodge, this six-suite camp has exclusive access to the 130,000-acre Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve. All of Singita’s strengths are on display here, from the chic accommodations (including a new five-bedroom owner’s estate) to the top-flight cuisine (by Zimbabwe’s talented Shane Ellis) and top-notch guides. (singita.com)

Linkwasha Camp • This Wilderness Safaris outpost brought luxury back to the game-rich Hwange National Park when it reopened in 2015. The camp features nine freestanding canvas-wrapped suites with sliding glass panels and spacious terraces. (wilderness-safaris.com)

AndBeyond Matetsi River Lodge • Reopened in August on a 123,500-acre concession just northwest of Victoria Falls, this camp comprises 18 suites as well as two family suites and a villa with circular soaking tubs and private plunge pools. The game viewing here doesn’t match that at Hwange or Malilangwe, but the waterfall experience is one of a kind. (andbeyond.com)

Ruckomechi Camp • Mana Pools National Park, in the heart of the Zambezi Valley, welcomed back this newly renovated Wilderness Safaris lodge last year. Zip in and out of your canvas tent quickly—it just may be surrounded by a herd of elephants. (wilderness-safaris.com)

Little Ruckomechi Camp • A more intimate alternative to Ruckomechi Camp, this four-tent lodge sits on a stretch of the Zambezi River that is frequented by hippopotamuses. Some of the park’s best wildlife sightings can be had from your tent’s private deck. (wilderness-safaris.com)