Nyamatusi Mahogany Camp

Where Safari Memories Are Made Together.

Nyamatusi Mahogany is a wildly luxurious safari experience for families. Set in a private concession in Mana Pools National Park, this spectacular area is an explorers’ paradise known as one of the last pioneer parks in the Great Rift Valley.

Designed for serenity and intimacy in the bush, you’ll find just two tented suites and two family suites, all nested under ancient mahogany trees on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. Outside, a private deck with a scenic plunge pool creates the ultimate family fun in the wild. Nyamatusi Mahagony is solar-powered and consciously built from natural materials.

Here, you can experience stretching, untamed wilderness as you paddle down the Zambezi River or watch in anticipation as a wildlife extravaganza unfolds on thrilling daily game drives.

Nyamatusi Mahogany Information

Location & Getting There
A 2.5-hour flight from Victoria Falls International Airport or a 1.5-hour flight from Harare International Airport will take you to Mana Main Airstrip, followed by a 45-minute game drive transfer to reach the camp.

Accommodation
The camp, featuring two tented suites and two family suites, is nestled beneath ancient mahogany trees along the verdant banks of the Zambezi River, designed to evoke style and serenity.

Activities
With prolific wildlife, you can tap into guided activities at your leisure, from thrilling night drives, walking safaris through the bush, adventurous canoeing safaris and birdwatching; you can create your safari schedule.

You can experience stretching, untamed wilderness at the camp as you paddle down the Zambezi River or watch in anticipation as a wildlife extravaganza unfolds on thrilling daily game drives.

Children
Promoting a philosophy that embraces families in the wild, children are welcomed into camp with the special Ngwana Club starter kit, and a wide range of activities are on offer, incorporating tailor-made fun for little explorers.

While children of all ages are welcome at Nyamatusi Mahogany, walking safaris and canoeing are only possible for children over the age of sixteen years.