Rhino Safari Camp

Rhino Lodge is situated on the shores of Lake Kariba, a massive man made lake formed by the damming of the mighty Zambezi River in the late 1950's. It is also situated within the Matusadona National Park, a remote wilderness area which has been designated as an Intensive Protection Zone for a small but successful population of the endangered black rhino.

The remoteness of this protected area combined with the plentiful water supply provided by the lake combine to make the Matusadona home to a wide variety of wild animals. The big five: black rhino, elephant, lion, leopard and buffalo are all found here. Hippo and crocodile and a wide variety of water birds make use of the lake. Kudu, Warthog, Zebra, Bush buck, Impala, and numerous antelope species as well as over 350 documented bird species are also here. The call of the African Fish Eagle will never be forgotten, nor that of the Ground Hornbill. Vultures, bateleurs, storks, geese, ducks, plovers and other water birds abound.

Situated on Elephant Point on the shores of Lake Kariba within the Matusadona National Park. Accommodates a maximum of fourteen people in seven twin bedded rooms. Regret no children under 12 years of age unless by special request.

Each room has en suite open air shower, flush toilet and hand basin.

Camp routine revolves around game viewing activities. Game drives combined with walks/tracking of the big five and sunset cruises along the shoreline. All activities undertaken with a Professional Guide.

All meals freshly prepared at camp incorporating plenty of fresh vegetables and salads.

Recharging of camera and cell phone batteries with a solar powered inverter system.

SEASONS: Best game viewing May to October. Best fishing time : Rains November to April CAMP IS OPEN ALL YEAR.

Please note we are in a malaria area, it is wise to consult your health care provider about anti-malarial treatments prior to travelling.