Sinamatella Camp - Hwange Park
The camp is located near the northern boundary of the Park on an outcrop, 55 metres high, overlooking a distant riverbed and grassy plain
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The
Camp is approximately 120 kilometres from Main Camp. Vehicles are not
allowed to travel between the two camps after 1400 hours. Sinamatella
is an Intensive Protection Zone (IPZ)
Facilities
The Camp has lodges, chalets and camping sites as described in Main Camp. In addition, a restaurant, bar, shop and fuel are available. Apart from these facilities at the Rest Camp there are also several exclusive camps in the area:
Exclusive Camps
Bumbusi Camp
Bumbusi is situated 24 kilometres northwest of Sinamatella and consists of 4 “A” frame accommodation units, a cottage and a central lounge area. The kitchen is fully equipped with freezer and stove. A central ablution block comprises 2 toilets and 2 bathrooms. The maximum number of persons that may be accommodated
at Bumbusi is 12. There are no electricity facilities available. The access road is rough, but can be negotiated by low clearance vehicles in the dry season.
Lukosi Camp
Located 11 kilometres from Sinamatella. With facilities similar to Bumbusi, the maximum number of occupants is 10. Lukosi Camp is only available for bookings from November through April.
Bush Camps
These are undeveloped sites found at Lukosi, Vhikani, Rhino Bar, Salt Springs and Tshakabika. Four wheel drive or high clearance vehicles are necessary for visitors to Tshakabika.
Attractions & Activities
* Mandavu Dam - provides a beautiful viewing hide to watch animals
coming to drink, 27 kilometres from Sinamatella
* Masuma Dam - excellent hide for game viewing about 15 kilometres from
Sinamatella
* Detema Dam – exceptional game viewing hide Elephant
* Wilderness trails
* Walks
* Fishing
Amenities
* Restaurant and bar
* Small shop
* Fuel station – please note petrol deliveries are not reliable
so visitors have to take precautionary measures
We do not take bookings for Zimbabwe parks board
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