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Hwange & Matobo Safari Special

Hwange & Matobo Safari Special

This six-night safari combines the wildlife of Hwange National Park with the spectacular scenery and rich history of the Matobo Hills. Choose the Hwange camp that suits your travel style, then enjoy a few days exploring one of Zimbabwe's most fascinating landscapes. Stay for six nights and only pay for five.

The Matobo Hills are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Hwange is Zimbabwe's largest national park.  Together they offer two very different safari experiences.

This special includes

  • Six nights' accommodation for the price of five. 
  • Accommodation at Amalinda Lodge and your choice of Khulu Bush Camp, Sable Valley or Ivory Lodge. 
  • All meals. 
  • Local drinks. 
  • Two activities each day. 
  • Laundry. 
  • Wi-Fi. 
  • Shared airport transfers from Bulawayo (BUQ) or Hwange (HWA). 
  • Road transfer between Hwange and the Matobo Hills. 

This special excludes

  • Victoria Falls–Hwange transfers. 
  • Park fees for the complimentary sixth night. 
  • International and regional flights. 
  • Travel insurance. 
  • Personal expenses and gratuities.

Valid for travel

  • January to April and November to December 2026 (Green Season) 
  • May to October 2026 (Peak Season)

Offer available during the 2026 season, subject to availability. Seasonal rates apply.

Amalinda Lodge

1 Amalinda Lodge Matobo
(Image: Amalinda Lodge)

Set among the granite hills of the UNESCO-listed Matobo Hills, Amalinda Lodge is a good choice for travellers who want more than traditional game drives. Activities include rhino tracking on foot, visits to ancient San rock art sites and exploring one of Zimbabwe's most distinctive landscapes.

Hwange

Khulu Bush Camp

2 Khulu Bush Camp Hwange
(Image: Khulu Bush Camp)

Khulu Bush Camp is a small tented camp on a private concession bordering Hwange National Park. Overlooking a busy waterhole, it offers a quiet safari experience with excellent game viewing and is particularly well suited to couples and travellers looking for a more intimate camp.

Sable Valley

3 Sable Valley Hwange
(Image: Sable Valley)

Sable Valley overlooks the Dete Vlei in Hwange National Park and combines comfortable accommodation with excellent wildlife viewing. An underground hide and elevated viewing platform make it a particularly good choice for photographers and anyone who enjoys spending time watching animals at the waterhole.

Ivory Lodge

4 Ivory Lodge Hwange
(Image: Ivory Lodge)

Ivory Lodge offers spacious accommodation overlooking a waterhole in Hwange National Park. With family chalets, treehouse-style rooms and a fenced setting, it's well suited to families, small groups and first-time safari visitors looking for a comfortable base from which to explore the park.

Why combine Hwange and Matobo?

If you have six nights to spend in Zimbabwe, we'd recommend splitting your time between Hwange National Park and the Matobo Hills. The two destinations complement each other well. Hwange is known for its wildlife and excellent game viewing, while the Matobo Hills offer rhino tracking, ancient rock art and a landscape unlike anywhere else in the country.

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