We were regular visitors to Rhino from 2006 to 2017. This is a unique camp on Kariba Lake (and we visited most of them). We've just revisited the place. Peter and Kelly are lovely hosts. Peter is an …Full review by 976jerzyz
Aug 15, 2023
A lovely brief stay at Rhino...our second visit. The wildlife was so thrilling to see, the camp is open to animals and we needed to be escorted to our rooms. We had a delayed walk to our room whilst…Full review by Patrick M
Jul 19, 2023
Absolutely fantastic - warm hospitality, excellent staff, fabulous game viewing - awesome bird watchers paradise. Absolutely loved our short stay - definitely recommend Rhino Safari Camp to any na…Full review by Joy D
An luxury rustic bush camp, situated within the Matusadona National Park on the shorelines of Lake Kariba. Guests are accommodated in seven twin bedded stilted wood and thatch chalets, each with …
An luxury rustic bush camp, situated within the Matusadona National Park on the shorelines of Lake Kariba. Guests are accommodated in seven twin bedded stilted wood and thatch chalets, each with its own en suite open air shower and flush toilet. Each chalet is on the edge of the jesse bush, facing the lake so they benefit from the cooling breeze from the water. It is not uncommon to have the wildlife walking in front and around the rooms, which allows for "close and personal" encounters with the game. Game viewing activities include drives, walks and tracking, and sunset cruises all in the company of a professional guide. For those guests who like to drop a line in the water, we also offer fishing for bream and the world renowned tiger fish, and Elephant Point is regarded as an excellent area to fish in.
I'm planning an itinerary for next year (August if possible to travel then) and we are thinking of staying at rhino safari camp after mana pools. Can you drive to it , we will have 4x4?
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My sincere apologies for the delay in responding. We did not see the notification of your message. Up to now it has only been the very adventurous who have driven to camp, as the …
My sincere apologies for the delay in responding. We did not see the notification of your message. Up to now it has only been the very adventurous who have driven to camp, as the roads are not ideal and quite hard on vehicles. A 4x4 with good clearance (Land Rover or Land Cruiser) are what is recommended, with 4x4 double cabs not ideal due to their stiff suspension. Normally we recommend that people drive to Kariba and we collect from there. But with Africa Parks having taken over the management of the Matusadona National Park since earlier this year, they have already started the process of rehabilitating the roads so by August, hopefully they will be in a lot better shape - although they have said that their priority are the roads within the park (for partrolling purposes) and they will look at the main entry/exit road later. There are also plans underway to have a fairly regular ferry service between our side of the lake and Kariba. This will allow people who drive to camp to be able to then cross to Kariba to avoid travelling back on the same route to exit the park (or vice versa). So in essence, yes you would be able to drive to our speical spot and hopefully by August, the roads will be a lot better. If you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to email us. Regards Karl, Jen & the #Team@Rhino
Do your provide adult beverages or should we arrange with our gude to bring our own...we will have our start in Mana-- but can we bring them to Matus with our guide. sorry about typing my computer is slowing down//good thing we are not!! Lookig forward to our anniverary trip with Craig and youall! Happy 35 to us spending with you on our whirwind tour with craig t hrough zim//5th safari. first in zim,!
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Hi there - presume you are Mr & Mrs Williams? If so, firstly congratulations on a great achievement and secondly thanks for choosing to spend this special occasion with us :). We …
Hi there - presume you are Mr & Mrs Williams? If so, firstly congratulations on a great achievement and secondly thanks for choosing to spend this special occasion with us :). We stock a simple selection of the more common local beverages like wed/white wine, beers, gin, vodka, brandy and rum. We also normally have one or two different brands of whiskey, like Grants, Red Label, Bells, etc. But if you have any preferences, please let me know and we will make a plan to make these available for you. We also don't mind at all if you would like to bring your own favourite bottle/s of bubbly or spirits or whatever to celebrate your special day. Whilst you are on the line, are there any medical conditions or allergies that we should be aware of and do either of you have any special dietary requirements or preferences? Thanks Karl
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