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HWANGE SAFARI LODGE
Hwange National Park |
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Hwange
National
Park
came
into
existence
in 1928,
and is
now one
of the
best
known
and
frequented
national
parks in
southern
Africa.
Historically
Hwange
was the
tribal
hunting
ground
of the
Ndebele
and was
later to
become
the main
route
used by
European
explorers
between
Zimbabwe
and
Botswana.
Today,
after
more
than 60
years of
conservation
Hwange,
is a
vast
reserve,
teeming
with
game. |
| On
the edge
of the
reserve
is the
renowned
Hwange
Safari
Lodge,
gateway
to an
unspoilt
wildlife
paradise.
The
lodge
accommodates
200
guests
in
suites
of
varying
standard.
From the
cool
verandah,
or while
sipping
cocktails
on the
viewing
platform
overlooking
the
waterhole,
you can
watch
the
mighty
elephants
and
other
game
amble
down to
cool off
in the
midday
sun. |
| Game
drives
in open
vehicles
will
take you
further
into the
heart of
the
African
bush,
where
the
sight of
Zimbabwe’s
famous
‘Presidential
herd’ of
elephants
and the
sounds
of
nature
will be
indelibly
etched
in your
memory. |
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