AboutKavinga Camp
Explore the wild beauty of Mana Pools at Kavinga Camp, nestled by the Zambezi River. Enjoy incredible wildlife encounters and stunning landscapes in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Kavinga Camp offers an exclusive safari experience with seven raised tents perched on the edge of a cliff, providing stunning views of the Zambezi Valley and spectacular sunrises. Each tent is thoughtfully designed for privacy and comfort, surrounded by insect-repellent gauze that allows natural air circulation to keep the interiors cool. Inside, you’ll find two comfortable beds with flexible arrangements to accommodate different needs, along with an ensuite bathroom for added convenience.
The tents are equipped with all the essentials to ensure a relaxing stay, blending rustic charm with modern comforts. The private verandah extends out over the cliff, creating a sense of infinite space and offering a perfect spot to unwind while taking in the breathtaking scenery. Whether you’re enjoying your morning coffee as the sun rises or simply soaking up the tranquility of the Zambezi Valley, the verandah is your personal haven. Kavinga Camp promises a unique and serene retreat, perfect for those seeking an intimate connection with nature.
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Kavinga Camp features seven raised tents, each offering privacy and breathtaking views of the Zambezi Valley. Designed for comfort, the tents are surrounded by insect-repellent gauze to allow natural air circulation, keeping the interiors cool. Each tent includes flexible bedding arrangements and an ensuite bathroom for convenience. The private verandah extends over the cliff’s edge, providing a serene space to enjoy the stunning landscape and tranquil sunrises, making Kavinga Camp an unforgettable retreat in the heart of nature.
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Game Drives
Game drives at Kavinga Camp offer an immersive experience through the stunning landscapes of Mana Pools. Guests can encounter a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, and the elusive African wild dog, guided by knowledgeable experts.
Walking Safari
Walking safaris at Kavinga Camp provide an intimate exploration of Mana Pools' diverse terrain. Led by experienced guides, guests can observe wildlife up close, including elephants, antelope, and a myriad of bird species. This immersive experience allows for a deeper connection to the environment, offering unique insights into the region's flora and fauna.
Viewing Hide
The viewing hide at Kavinga Camp offers an exceptional game viewing experience within the camp itself. Perfectly positioned for observing wildlife at close range, guests can quietly watch elephants, buffalo, and other animals as they gather at nearby waterholes. This unique vantage point provides a rare opportunity for intimate wildlife encounters and stunning photography, all from the comfort of the camp.
Mana Pools is renowned as one of Africa’s premier game viewing destinations, attracting large wildlife populations drawn to its water sources. The park boasts a healthy variety of plains game, including massive herds of elephants, buffalo, impala, kudu, zebra, eland, and various antelope species. It is famous for its large bull elephants, often seen feeding on their hind legs.
Predators such as lion prides and endangered wild dogs are commonly spotted, while more elusive species like leopard, cheetah, and spotted hyena also inhabit the park. Of the Big 5, only the rhino is absent from Mana Pools.
With over 380 bird species, the park is a birdwatcher’s paradise. Herons, storks, cormorants, darters, African fish eagles, and kingfishers are frequently seen around the waterways. In the dry months (August to November), the riverbanks come alive with vibrant colonies of carmine bee-eaters, while African skimmers and Pels’ fishing owl have also been sighted.
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