Changa Safari Camp

Changa Safari Camp was established in 2012 by the Preston and Higgins families, who had long camped and fished in the area. Set beneath mopane and terminalia trees along Lake Kariba, the camp has eight canvas tents overlooking the water and Matusadona Mountains. Locally sourced materials, including petrified mopane logs, feature throughout the property. The camp runs on solar power, uses an on-site reverse osmosis plant for drinking water, and recycles cans, bottles, and cardboard.

Rooms
The camp has eight olive canvas safari tents, each mosquito-proofed and individually decorated with East African influences. Every tent features a private deck overlooking Lake Kariba, a dressing table, cupboard space, universal plug points, and a lockable safety deposit bag. Bathrooms include double basins, toiletries, and an outdoor bathtub. Electricity is solar-powered. Wi-Fi is available, while mobile coverage is limited. Early morning tea and coffee can be delivered to the tent at a pre-arranged time.

Amenities & Facilities
Facilities include a dining area, bar, swimming pool, open-air lounge, and multiple lakeside decks. Breakfast and lunch are served on the elevated main deck, while candlelit dinners take place in different locations each evening. Afternoon tea includes local coffee, teas, and a sweet treat. The lower deck leads to a fire pit and private beach. The lounge has leather seating, Wi-Fi, and a central charging station. Spa treatments, including massages, manicures, and pedicures, are available on selected dates. Daily laundry service is provided, and the entire camp can be booked for exclusive use.