A Wilderness  of  Granite,  is situated 45 kms outside of Bulawayo on the Matopos  road

Location: The  Matopos  region  has  been classified as a World Heritage Site and is home to a profusion  of  wildlife. Some  of  the  prolific  species include the black eagle and leopard.

Access: Bulawayo is the most convenient location to access the camp and the Bulawayo airport is 20 kilometers away.

Destinations leading into Bulawayo are
Harare (439 km), Victoria Falls (437 km), Beitbridge on the South African Border (322  km)  and  Plumtree  on  the  Botswana  border (102 km).
It is not necessary to travel in a 4 X 4 vehicle.

Accommodation: The lodges are set within the granite boulders and each have a distinctive look and feel. There are 9 lodges in total comprising of 2 suites (with a king sized bed in each), 3 family rooms (with 2 double beds in each), 3 double rooms with a queen size bed and 1 single room which has two separate single beds.  Camp  Amalinda’s  lodges  all  have  electric blankets for the winter season. Showers and toilets are built into the granite rock face, giving a unique accommodation experience

Activities:
You will be lead by our knowledgeable and professional guides  through  this  enchanting  area.
The  choices  of activities are:
Historic  trek  to  Rhodes’ grave
Sunset hikes to the tops of granite dwalas
Walks  to  world  renowned  caves  and  bushman paintings
Game drives into the National Park
Spa salon and sauna with a professional masseuse.
Abseiling
Rhino walks (on request)
Swimming pool

Facts and Facilities:    
Library area with a selection of classics
Two bar areas with a variety of local and imported beverages
Laundry service
A sunset lounge
Tea and coffee station
Borehole water throughout camp.
Set meals with dietary requirements accepted and meals served at the captain’s table