The Hide takes its name from the below-ground viewing hide built at its waterhole’s edge, a long-established camp in Hwange’s Ngamo Forest area known for genuinely close, ground-level wildlife encounters.
Canvas tents set among teak woodland, each with a private veranda, furnished in a classic, comfortable safari style.
Zimbabwean and international dishes served communally, with the camp’s small scale encouraging a genuinely personal atmosphere.
Game drives across Hwange’s Ngamo concession, walking safaris, and time spent in the underground hide watching wildlife at the waterhole’s edge.
Hwange’s elephant, buffalo, and predator populations converge on the concession’s waterholes, with the camp’s underground hide offering an unusually intimate vantage point.
The underground hide puts the camera at water level with animals drinking just metres away, a genuinely rare perspective in African safari photography.
The camp supports Hwange’s waterhole pumping infrastructure, essential to sustaining wildlife through the park’s long dry season.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
