Set in one of the most remote parts of the World Heritage Site of Mana Pools National Park lies the twelve tents of Kanga Camp. The camp is located near Chitake Springs and Kanga Pan, one of the most active waterholes in the vicinity and the only known year-round water source. Multiple vlei lines of the Ruckomechi River system and diverse habitat of Mopane woodland and riverine forests make this a prime spot to enjoy walking safaris.
Each of the twelve tents offers en-suite bathroom facilities with outdoor showers and basins that overlook the pan. One family tent also offers its own private dining and sitting area. An upper deck lounge and lower deck with splash pool also maximize the wildlife viewing experience while you relax back at camp.
Activities at Kanga Camp include traditional safari game drives, bird watching, and walking safaris with a professional guide. Within an hour's drive, you may reach the Zambezi flood plains of Mana Pools and try your hand at canoeing or fishing excursions as well. Get the best of both the inland pristine wildlife experience and sea-based excursions with your stay at Kanga Camp.
