Big Cave Camp sits high among the granite kopjes of the Matobo Hills, its elevated position giving sweeping views across one of Zimbabwe’s most spiritually significant landscapes, long held sacred by the Ndebele people.
Chalets built among the rocks, each with a private deck facing the surrounding hills, furnished in a warm, natural style.
Zimbabwean dishes served with panoramic hill views, often around a central boma area built into the rock.
Rhino tracking on foot, rock art excursions, and sundowner drinks arranged on the hilltop’s boulders overlooking the landscape.
As with the rest of Matobo, both black and white rhino are the primary wildlife draw, tracked on foot through the hills’ distinctive terrain.
Sunset from the camp’s elevated boulder positions, looking out over the Matobo Hills’ rounded granite formations, is among the most striking landscape views in Zimbabwe.
The camp supports Matobo National Park’s rhino monitoring programme and local community initiatives tied to the surrounding Ndebele communities.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
