Zimbabwe Camps & Lodges
Khayelitshe House, Matobo Hills, Zimbabwe
A Private Camp, Villa or Lodge in Zimbabwe
Camp Details
Khayelitshe House is an exclusive villa in Matobo Hills National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its dramatic beauty and deep spiritual resonance. Tucked among ancient granite boulders, the villa offers unrivaled views of the iconic balancing rocks, effortlessly blending into the dramatic scenery. As you embark on this unforgettable journey, discover luxury in the wild at Khayelitshe House.
Embark on rhino walks, hike to Rhodes’ Grave, discover the Khami Ruins, and observe ancient cave paintings up close – all paired with sundowners in the wild.
This Experience redefines the concept of a private villa with its beautiful blend of safari and luxury. Featuring an outdoor swimming pool, a wine cellar, and both indoor and outdoor fireplaces, this retreat is designed for unforgettable moments of connection in the wild. Young explorers will delight in the games room and expansive outdoor play area, perfect for fun-filled activities. With the added luxury of a private chef, guide, and host, your stay at Khayelitshe House is effortless and memorable, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the Experience and create lasting memories.
Each of the four luxury suites is equipped with a rain shower and a slipper style bathtub. The entire lodge sleeps six adults and three children under the age of 16. With a minimum two-guest policy, once booked, the villa becomes a private sanctuary.
WHY CHOOSE KHAYELITSHE HOUSE?
- Set within Matobo Hills, Khayelitshe House offers you the opportunity to explore the area and everything it has to offer.
- Lead by an experienced private guide, you’ll see the magnificent wildlife indigenous to the area.
- Explore the Matobo Hills area on foot either on a short walk or a longer hike.
- Matobo Hills has one of the last populations of wild white rhinos in the world.
Questions about Khayelitshe House
Does the whole villa have to be taken privately?
Yes. Once booked, Khayelitshe becomes a private sanctuary, with a minimum of two guests. The four luxury suites sleep six adults and three children under 16 between them, and the house comes with its own chef, guide and host, so the days run to whatever timetable the group prefers.
What is there to do in the Matobo Hills?
A good deal of it is on foot. Rhino walks are the highlight, as Matobo holds one of the last wild white rhino populations in the world, and you can also hike among the granite boulders, walk to Rhodes' Grave, visit the Khami Ruins and see ancient cave paintings at close quarters, with sundowners afterwards.
Does it work for a family with children?
It does. There is a games room and a large outdoor play area, and the house is configured to sleep three children under 16 alongside six adults. Rates start from US$540 per person per night on an exclusive-use basis, covering meals, all beverages including premium imported spirits and champagne, and National Parks and museum fees.
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Khayelitshe House Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January - 31 December | Exclusive use | US $ 540 |
| 2027 | 01 January - 31 December | Exclusive use | US $ 580 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Khayelitshe House rates include:
- Accommodation
- All meals
- All beverages including premium imported spirits and champagne
- National Parks Fees, Museum fees
- Full Service
Questions about Khayelitshe House
Does the whole villa have to be taken privately?
Yes. Once booked, Khayelitshe becomes a private sanctuary, with a minimum of two guests. The four luxury suites sleep six adults and three children under 16 between them, and the house comes with its own chef, guide and host, so the days run to whatever timetable the group prefers.
What is there to do in the Matobo Hills?
A good deal of it is on foot. Rhino walks are the highlight, as Matobo holds one of the last wild white rhino populations in the world, and you can also hike among the granite boulders, walk to Rhodes' Grave, visit the Khami Ruins and see ancient cave paintings at close quarters, with sundowners afterwards.
Does it work for a family with children?
It does. There is a games room and a large outdoor play area, and the house is configured to sleep three children under 16 alongside six adults. Rates start from US$540 per person per night on an exclusive-use basis, covering meals, all beverages including premium imported spirits and champagne, and National Parks and museum fees.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Khayelitshe House.
Questions about Khayelitshe House
Does the whole villa have to be taken privately?
Yes. Once booked, Khayelitshe becomes a private sanctuary, with a minimum of two guests. The four luxury suites sleep six adults and three children under 16 between them, and the house comes with its own chef, guide and host, so the days run to whatever timetable the group prefers.
What is there to do in the Matobo Hills?
A good deal of it is on foot. Rhino walks are the highlight, as Matobo holds one of the last wild white rhino populations in the world, and you can also hike among the granite boulders, walk to Rhodes' Grave, visit the Khami Ruins and see ancient cave paintings at close quarters, with sundowners afterwards.
Does it work for a family with children?
It does. There is a games room and a large outdoor play area, and the house is configured to sleep three children under 16 alongside six adults. Rates start from US$540 per person per night on an exclusive-use basis, covering meals, all beverages including premium imported spirits and champagne, and National Parks and museum fees.
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