Musango Safari Camp sits on its own island on Lake Kariba, a genuinely distinctive base for exploring Matusadona National Park’s shoreline, reached by boat and offering a water-centred safari experience unlike Zimbabwe’s inland parks.
Tented chalets set among the island’s woodland, each with views over Lake Kariba’s open water.
Zimbabwean and international dishes served with lake views, often accompanied by evening boat cruises.
Boat safaris along Matusadona’s shoreline, tiger fishing on Lake Kariba, and game drives into the park itself when water levels allow access.
Matusadona’s shoreline draws large elephant and buffalo herds to drink, with lion following prey along the lake’s edge, all visible from the water.
Boat-based photography at Matusadona offers a genuinely different vantage on elephant and buffalo drinking at the shoreline than any inland vehicle-based safari.
The camp supports Matusadona’s ranger and anti-poaching capacity, a park whose isolation by water has historically made conservation enforcement more challenging.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
