Kanga Bush Camp
Offering a pure untouched wilderness experience, Kanga Camp is situated in a remote part of Mana Pools National Park. Situated in a private concession inland from the Zambezi River en-route to Chitake Springs.
Kanga Bush Camp Highlights
Offering a pure untouched wilderness experience, Kanga Camp is situated in a remote part of Mana Pools National Park. Kanga Camp is situated in a private concession inland from the Zambezi River en-route to Chitake Springs. As the only source of surface water for a fair distance in every direction, Kanga Pan is a magnet for game, especially in the dry season around September and October when surface water is scarce – and Kanga Bushcamp a great place to view it.
- Experience walking safaris - a specialitiy of Kanga
- Regular sightings of wild dog & lion
- Eco-friendly camp
- Set one hour inland from the Lower Zambezi River, on the Kanga Pan which provides a regular watering point.
Kanga Bush Camp Game Viewing and Activities
Stunningly beautiful, Mana Pools National Park is a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site situated in northern Zimbabwe on the banks of the Zambezi River. The flood plains, where game abounds, produce incredible ecological diversity as the area comprises open vlei, the seasonal Ruckomechi River system and mixed woodland types from mopane to Jesse bushes and riverine forests. Kanga Camp is situated in a private concession inland from the Zambezi River en-route to Chitake Springs. Kanga Pan is the only known source of water in the vicinity of the camp that is available year round making it a magnet for wildlife. Predators including lion, wild dog and leopard are often sighted and large concentrations of buffalo can be found in the mopane woodland. Kudu, zebra, impala and waterbuck graze on the surrounding plains and elephant take advantage of the plentiful 'abide' trees in the area. Another attraction is the prolific bird life.
