Facilities
Fishing
Kanga Camp is set in private concession on the edge of Mana Pools National Park. The camp is built around Kanga Pan, a permanent water hole, which as the only source of permanent water in the area, draws in incredible game during the dry season.
Enjoy an afternoon sitting in the shade of the trees on the camp deck and watch as the game floods through the bush to drink from the pan in front of camp
Spend a night in the 'platforms', raised decks in the trees above a dry riverbed - an incredible experience under the African night sky
Track animals directly from camp with one of the expertly trained guides
Take a day trip into the national park itself and enjoy a picnic lunch on the banks of the Zambezi
Kanga Camp is an African Bush Camps property set within a private concession linked to the Mana Pools National Park, which is easily accessed by a game drive of approximately 1-hour. This intimate, six tented camp, is set back from the Zambezi away from the more visited Zambezi riverbank and offers a fantastic, different safari experience to the national park itself.
African Bush Camps is owned by the celebrated Zimbabwean guide Beks Ndlovu, himself a veteran of many years spent guiding in the area. At Kanga, Beks has created a safari experience which focuses on a private safari experience where tracking animals on foot with the highly qualified guides is a special experience.
This area of Zimbabwe is very hard to access during the rainy season as the dry riverbeds fill with rain water flowing from the escarpments. As a result, Kanga Camp is only open in the shoulder and dry seasons from April through to the end of October.
When to visit
In the dry season you don't even need to go on the afternoon game drive...just sit on the deck and watch the action unfold!
Fishing
Mana Pools sits within the lower Zambezi Valley, where the river marks the border with Zambia. Kanga Pan is set in the most remote part of the world Heritage site, an hour inland from the Lower Zambezi River, and not far from Chitake Springs.
11-hour international flight to Johannesburg International Airport followed by a flight to either Victoria Falls or Harare and then a charter flight into Mana Pools airstrip. Alternatively fly from Europe to Harare or Lusaka followed by a charter flight to Mana Pools.