Comfortable camp in the northern region of Hwange
Spacious lounge, dining area, bar, swimming pool
Nine rooms, all overlooking a waterhole
Great game drives, walking safari, and viewing from hide
Due to its superb setting within the national park, Nehimba is able to offer exceptionally good game drives and guided walks.
All Big Five animals roam Hwange, in addition to over a hundred species of mammal and almost four hundred species of bird! It is not uncommon for guests to spot cheetah, giraffe, zebra, and many types of antelope.
Night drives are also available, revealing such wildlife as civet, hyena and porcupine. Nehimba has its own hide, close to the waterhole for great photo opportunities. And guests are encouraged to visit Nehimba Seep, after which the lodge is named, a conservation area that is one of Hwange’s very few year-round water sources.
Elephant love it here! Mandavu Dam and Mtoa Ruins make for interesting excursions too.
It is located in the north of Hwange National Park, within a private concession totalling some 3,200 hectares of game-filled wooded valleys and hills.
The communal facilities of Nehimba are situated within a raised and open-fronted teak-and-thatch structure at the centre of camp.
Bar
Lounge
Swimming pool
They consist of a large lounge and dining area with bar, spreading onto a lower deck from which guests enjoy an excellent view of a waterhole. There is a small swimming pool that is also ideal for watching game.
Nehimba’s guest accommodation comprises nine rooms, spaced in two rows either side of the main building.
Private balcony
Slipper bath
Outdoor shower
Fan
Tea and coffee
Family rooms
All rooms are constructed from teak and thatch, raised above ground. There are two family rooms, a double room with a day bed, two twin rooms, and four doubles of varying sizes. All options include a fan, a safe, facilities for making tea and coffee, en-suite bathroom with slipper bath, outdoor shower, and private balcony overlooking the waterhole. The interiors combine elegance and comfort, with neutral fabrics and warm wood.
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