Zimbabwe Camps & Lodges
Nyamatusi Mahogany, Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe
A Luxury Tented Camp in Zimbabwe
Camp Details
Nyamatusi Mahogany is located within the heart of Mana Pools National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Named after its four permanent watering holes, ‘Mana Pools’ is celebrated worldwide for its spectacular scenery and exceptional wildlife sightings. From the comfort of your luxury tented suite to the majesty of the Zambezi River, experience a classic safari as you discover luxury in the wild.
Against the grand backdrop of the Zambezi River, Nyamatusi Mahogany’s beautiful design exudes natural elegance. This Experience has been carefully curated with sustainability at its core, relying solely on solar energy for power and constructed using natural resources like thatch and locally sourced organic materials. Its ambiance is enriched by handwoven lighting fixtures and furniture, showcasing the skilled artistry of local craftswomen. The cozy bar, ambient firepit, and shared pool make for a perfect setting to create cherished memories with your loved ones.
Nyamatusi Mahogany’s two family luxury tented suites and two luxury tented suites are each equipped with air conditioning, an indoor and outdoor shower, a mini bar, a viewing deck with outdoor seating, and a private plunge pool. Every scenic suite is an elevated invitation to absorb the sights and sounds of the African wild all while embracing timeless luxury.
WHY CHOOSE NYAMATUSI MAHOGANY?
- Set within a private concession in Mana Pools National Park, you can expect the utmost flexibility in activities, including guided walking safaris, canoeing safaris along the Zambezi River, and game drives.
- Awaken your senses and discover all that the bush has to offer on a walking safari.
- The Lower Zambezi River is the perfect setting for an adventurous canoeing safari.
- Lead by one of our experienced guides, you’ll see magnificent wildlife indigenous to the area.
Nyamatusi Mahogany: your questions
Does the camp suit families?
It is set up for them. Of the four suites, two are family luxury tented suites, which makes this a good choice for parents travelling with children in Mana Pools. All four have air conditioning, indoor and outdoor showers, a mini bar, a viewing deck with outdoor seating and a private plunge pool.
What activities run from the camp?
Because it sits within a private concession in Mana Pools, there is real flexibility. Guided walking safaris, canoeing safaris on the Zambezi and game drives are all on offer, and guides will shape the day around what you want rather than a fixed schedule.
How is the camp built and what does it cost?
It runs solely on solar power and is built from thatch and locally sourced organic materials, with handwoven lighting and furniture made by local craftswomen. Rates run from US$630 per person per night between January and March and in December, US$850 in April, May and November, and US$1,390 from June to October.
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Nyamatusi Mahogany Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January – 31 March; 01 December – 31 December | – | US $ 630 |
| 2026 | 01 April – 31 May; 01 November – 30 November | – | US $ 850 |
| 2026 | 01 June – 31 October | – | US $ 1390 |
| 2027 | 01 January – 31 March; 01 December – 31 December | – | US $ 680 |
| 2027 | 01 April – 31 May; 01 October – 30 November | – | US $ 910 |
| 2027 | 01 June – 30 September | – | US $ 1490 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Nyamatusi Mahogany Rates Include: accommodation, all meals, beverages, laundry, return shared road transfers as per below, and 2 shared activities per full day.
Nyamatusi Mahogany: your questions
Does the camp suit families?
It is set up for them. Of the four suites, two are family luxury tented suites, which makes this a good choice for parents travelling with children in Mana Pools. All four have air conditioning, indoor and outdoor showers, a mini bar, a viewing deck with outdoor seating and a private plunge pool.
What activities run from the camp?
Because it sits within a private concession in Mana Pools, there is real flexibility. Guided walking safaris, canoeing safaris on the Zambezi and game drives are all on offer, and guides will shape the day around what you want rather than a fixed schedule.
How is the camp built and what does it cost?
It runs solely on solar power and is built from thatch and locally sourced organic materials, with handwoven lighting and furniture made by local craftswomen. Rates run from US$630 per person per night between January and March and in December, US$850 in April, May and November, and US$1,390 from June to October.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Nyamatusi Mahogany.
Nyamatusi Mahogany: your questions
Does the camp suit families?
It is set up for them. Of the four suites, two are family luxury tented suites, which makes this a good choice for parents travelling with children in Mana Pools. All four have air conditioning, indoor and outdoor showers, a mini bar, a viewing deck with outdoor seating and a private plunge pool.
What activities run from the camp?
Because it sits within a private concession in Mana Pools, there is real flexibility. Guided walking safaris, canoeing safaris on the Zambezi and game drives are all on offer, and guides will shape the day around what you want rather than a fixed schedule.
How is the camp built and what does it cost?
It runs solely on solar power and is built from thatch and locally sourced organic materials, with handwoven lighting and furniture made by local craftswomen. Rates run from US$630 per person per night between January and March and in December, US$850 in April, May and November, and US$1,390 from June to October.
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