Makalolo Plains
Makalolo Plains is situated in a remote area within the vast Hwange National Park and is one of the few camps built within the Park. Hwange is legendary for its wonderful array of wildlife and massive herds of elephant and buffalo - especially during the dryer winter months.
The camp is set in a unique location, overlooking the Samavundhla Pan - which attracts game in good concentrations. The entire camp is raised on wooden boardwalks and platforms, giving guests excellent views over the waterhole and floodplain in front of the camp.
Accommodation consists of nine large and comfortable tented rooms with en-suite shower, toilet and basin - all with hot and cold running water. There is also an outdoor shower for those who enjoy showering under the stars. The lighting in the rooms is battery powered - ensuring peace and quiet in camp.
Meals are enjoyed in the separate raised dining area. There is also a lounge, bar and plunge pool. The camp has hides overlooking the waterhole, which allow guests to enjoy close up game viewing.
Activities include game drives from open 4x4 vehicles during the early morning and late afternoon, when game is most active. Foot safaris are also offered, and are accompanied by an armed professional guide.
Images supplied courtesy of Wilderness Safaris
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This camp is featured in the following safaris
 Inkubabulongwe’s Retreat
Ngoko’s Explorations
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