Somalisa Camp sits beside a natural waterhole in Hwange National Park, a African Bush Camps property whose position gives guests near-constant elephant activity within view of the mess tent and pool area.
Spacious canvas tents raised on wooden decks, each with an en-suite bathroom and private veranda overlooking the waterhole.
Zimbabwean and international dishes served with waterhole views, often paused for elephant sightings mid-meal.
Game drives across Hwange’s varied terrain, walking safaris, and extended waterhole watching directly from camp.
Hwange holds one of Africa’s largest elephant populations, with herds converging on the park’s waterholes in overwhelming numbers during the dry season.
The camp’s waterhole position means golden-hour elephant photography is possible without a vehicle, right from the dining deck.
African Bush Camps’ foundation supports Hwange’s community and anti-poaching programmes, including water-pump maintenance critical to the park’s artificial waterhole system.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
