Botswana: Machaba Safaris: Our Newest Treasure Camp: Monachira

Machaba Safaris: Our Newest Treasure Camp: Monachira

We’re Excited to Announce the Opening of Monachira Camp

Discover our newest treasure in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. Situated on the edge of the Monachira channel in the northeast region of the Moremi Game Reserve, Okavango Delta, Monachira Camp opens in May 2025. 

Offering motor boating excursions on the Monachira River system, relaxing mokoro experiences, island nature walks & short game drives, at Monachira Camp, you will become immersed in the tranquility of the bush. This luxury safari camp boasts exceptional wildlife viewing over the large reed and papyrus-lined floodplains, seasonal wetlands, and large riverine islands and is not far from the famous Gudigwa Heronries, an amazing nesting ground for thousands of herons, egrets and storks.

Explore the permanent channels of the Monachria River and keep your eyes out for elephants, lions and leopards. Discover more about the rare sitatunga, a semi-aquatic antelope and keep your eyes and ears out for the call of the elusive Pel’s Fishing owl.

Only accessible by helicopter, discover this remote section of the Okavango when you stay at Monachira Camp.

Book your stay at Monachira Camp in conjunction with any other Machaba Safari’s Delta camps and receive a complimentary helicopter flight.

Camps include Machaba Camp, Little Machaba, Kiri Camp & Gomoti Plains Camp. Bookings open 10 April 2024.

BOOK YOUR STAY AT MONACHIRA CAMP

Free Flights On Us

We have created two new packages where you’ll receive free inter-camp flights as well as free flights from Victoria Falls and /or Harare International Airports. 

° Flights on us: Verney's Camp and Fothergill 

° Flights on us: Verney's Camp and Tembo Plains

2025 Rates are Now Out  - Start Planning Your Safari

Whether you want to explore the winding labyrinth of the Okavango Delta, the ancient vistas of Hwange National Park, the iconic riverside of Mana Pools or the untamed floodplains of Chobe National Park, allow us to tailor your safari to bring you a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Our knowledgeable safari experts will help you put together an idyllic getaway. Take a look at all our safari specials and packages that include a variety of ways to experience the African bush.

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Machaba Safaris: Mana River Camp is open

Machaba Safaris

Discover Mana River Camp in the Iconic Mana Pools National Park.

Discover Our Intimate Camp

Woven into the essence of Africa, Mana River Camp is open for the season! Situated on a private concession on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, celebrate the spirit of adventure and explore the pristine wildernesses of Mana Pools National Park at this secluded safari camp.

As the enthralling natural beauty takes its hold, feel the air come alive with excitement. Join us on the meandering Zambezi, where large herds of elephants and buffaloes congregate daily or embark on a journey across vast vistas and untamed landscapes during a walking safari. The abundance of wildlife is unmatched and we cannot wait to share this safari experience with you.

Mana Pools, Zambezi Valley

Located in the heart of the Zambezi River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will find Mana River Camp – one of the most friendly and comfortable safari camps in the country. Notorious too for its delicious cuisine! Providing a warm family atmosphere of home away from home, the camps are owned and managed by Machaba Safaris - and their amazingly dedicated team. The camps offer a comfortable, homely and authentic safari experience where guests are welcomed with warmth and pleasure.

Mana Pools National Park: An Icon

Radiating excitement, the iconic national park offers a rooted connection to Africa. The perennial Zambezi brings life to the landscape and attracts multitudes of wildlife from the smallest of amphibians to burly mammals and an incredible variety of birdlife. The large herds synonymous with the park are irresistible to predators and one can feel the undeniable call of the wild.

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Bushtracks Expeditions & Bushtracks Africa merger

Bushtracks announced merger Bushtracks Expeditions & Bushtracks Africa merger!

BUSHTRACKS IS THRILLED TO ANNOUNCE THE MERGER

The Tett brothers were born into a sixth-generation African family and have run two separate enterprises for many years. Bushtracks Expeditions, situated in California, and Bushtracks Africa, based in the Kaza Region around Victoria Falls, in the heart of Africa. These two companies have merged into a union that is stronger than the sum of their separate parts and now they each work to support and enhance the other.

David and Christopher Tett believe that Combined under the Bushtracks umbrella, we will draw on our decades of experience to push the boundaries of travel innovation and continue to focus on delivering outstanding services and capabilities.

Bushtracks, as a united force, have experienced staff in the United States and Africa and is in a unique position to offer luxury travel throughout the continent, seamless service, and exceptional support when planning and booking any itinerary in Africa. Our professional reservations team is strengthened by knowledgeable ground handling experts and long-standing relationships with Africa's premier suppliers allowing us to deliver high-quality, bespoke safaris to all of our valued guests.

Each Bushtracks journey is a true African adventure, planned by African insiders with first-hand knowledge of the continent's attractions, camps, and guides. The Tett brothers spent much of their youth camping in Botswana's Makgadikgadi Salt Pans and Okavango Delta, and Zimbabwe's Hwange, Mana Pools, Gonarezhou, and Chizarira National Parks. When you embark on a Bushtracks safari, you'll be exploring wild regions they know intimately and meeting African personalities they've known for decades.

Bushtracks is keenly aware of the vital importance of sustainable travel and how it supports wild places and their cohabitating communities. Staying at our hand-picked safari camps ensures you contribute to conservation. Collectively, these safari camps manage and protect millions of acres of wildlands and fund hundreds of communities.

Bushtracks looks forward to the growth and synergy that will come from the merger in the years ahead. With this in mind, we have refreshed our brandmark to unite under one bold, goliath heron, fittingly symbolic of autonomy, persistence, and longevity.

“Together with our highly capable US and Africa-based teams, we are very confident about our ability to seize the opportunities ahead and remain leaders in our fields." - Nicholas Tett, Chairman.

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Zimbabwe: tragedy in Mana Pools National Park | Южноафриканский турист задавлен слоном в Зимбабве

Tourist killed by elephant in Zimbabwe's Mana Pools nature reserve

A South African tourist died in a Zimbabwe game park on Wednesday after being trampled by an elephant, the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZIMPARKS) said Thursday.

A 71-year-old South African tourist was trampled to death by an elephant “in full view” of his son. Michael Bernard Walsh, a veterinarian from Cape Town, was a “loyal tourist” who had been visiting Mana Pools “almost every year” for the past 35 years.

ZIMPARKS spokesperson Tinashe Farawo said Michael Bernard Walsh (71) was killed while taking an unguided tour with his son in Mana Pools National Park in the north of Zimbabwe.

The two had walked about 40 meters from where they had parked their car when they encountered the elephants, with one of them charging at them, Farawo said. For some unknown reason an elephant bull charged from about 120 meters away and seized the man and killed him, the organization said in a statement.

The son managed to escape and reach the car while Walsh could not outrun the elephant which trampled him to death.

"We allow people to take unguided tours in our parks and in this instance, the man was walking with his son when they met an elephant which charged at them.

"Unfortunately, maybe due to advanced age, the man could not escape and was trampled by the elephant," Farawo said.

“We are extremely concerned because two people have been killed in one week alone,” he said, referring to an earlier fatality in which an anti-poaching coordinator with a conservation group was trampled to death by an elephant in Victoria Falls in western Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe’s national parks and environmental groups are reporting increasing cases of conflict between humans and wildlife in recent years.

More than 40 people have died from such conflicts in parks and other rural areas in Zimbabwe so far this year. Zimbabwe has an estimated 85 000 elephants and neighboring Botswana has more than 130 000.

The two countries have the world’s largest elephant populations. The two southern African countries say they are struggling to cope with the booming numbers of elephants and are pressing to be allowed to sell their stockpile of ivory tusks that have been seized from poachers.

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News from Hideaways: Mana Pools Safari Lodge, Kariba Safari Lodge and Shashani Matobo Hills Lodge

Hideaways open three new lodges in Zimbabwe.

Hideaways has recently announced the addition of three new properties to their portfolio: Mana Pools Safari Lodge, Kariba Safari Lodge and Shashani Matobo Hills Lodge. The three lodges are based in a variety of popular tourism regions around Zimbabwe.

In a conscious and consistent effort to learn from nature, creating and adapting with awareness, Hideaways has been spending time laying foundations for growth. 

A year ago, Dr. Ian McCallum, author of Ecological Intelligence, planted a seed. He highlighted how nature creates new opportunities from challenging situations, utilising life’s collateral damage to build stronger, versatile and more resilient circumstances. It is through challenge we find inspiration, mirroring nature in her resilience, courageously seeking and creating new life.

In this perspective and determination for new, Hideaways’ would like to announce the addition of two properties to our portfolio: Mana Pools Safari Lodge and Kariba Safari Lodge. Two wildly different properties in two wild areas of Zimbabwe, these additions amplify our already distinctive brand, bringing their respective and proudly Zimbabwean characters to the travel terrain.

Mana Pools Safari Lodge

Located in northern Zimbabwe, on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, Mana Pools Safari Lodge provides a true ‘out of africa’ experience. It’s remote location deems the park largely untouched, the wild maintaining sovereignty. 

Being on the Eastern border of Mana Pools National Park, the area shares ancient wildlife corridors with Zambia, its grand Zambezi Valley Escarpment the backdrop to the horizon. This element of the untamed, coupled with that of the river flowing through, creates a haven for wildlife.

Shashani Matobo Hills, upon the hills of Matobos, encourages one to observe the landscape in all its splendour, from patio to the horizon, and beyond.

Located in Mana Pools, northern Zimbabwe, on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, Mana Pools Safari Lodge provides a true ‘out of Africa’ experience.

Kariba Safari Lodge was built with the vision of providing a holistic African experience, one of land, lake and local culture; offering encounters with the unexplored, fringed in luxury.

Kariba is the definition of wild Africa – uncharted, remote and abundant with game. Time spent here, cruising through Lake Kariba waterways, offers unparalleled game viewing and photographic opportunities with scenery and sunset unmatched anywhere on the African continent. 

Kariba Safari Lodge was built with the vision of providing a holistic African experience, one of land, lake and local culture; offering encounters with the unexplored, fringed in luxury.

Hideaways’ welcomes these two properties with pride, taking the seed of inspiration from nature and growing throughout beautiful Zimbabwe. These partnerships have not only allowed us to grow, but enable our guests to experience the biodiverse wonders of Zimbabwe, each area distinctly unique and life-changing. 

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Machaba Collection news: Ingwe Pan Camp addition

The newest baby in the Machaba Collection is Ingwe Pan Camp situated in Mana Pools Zimbabwe. Not only is Mana a World Heritage Site, but it is also justifiably regarded as one of the top safari experiences in Africa.

Dictated by the rains, Ingwe, which sleeps a maximum of 16 guests in luxury en-suite tents, will open on the 1st May and close mid-November every year. Despite this shorter season, the diversity of the experiences on offer is both vast and unique.

Early in the season, just after the rains have ceased, the pan holds a lot of water and so is home to many of the usual suspects. From waterbuck to water-birds and kudu to kingfishers, they’re all in residence. Weather-wise, cool nights and warm days offer perfect conditions for walking from the pan to the nearby Chiruwe River. The terrain varies from baobab groves to mopane and riverine forests, perfect for birding whilst exploring unseen areas of the park. There’s always a picnic on offer too as all safaris are personalized and will revolve around the guests in camp, not a pre-set routine.

The main activity at any camp in Mana will always be walking, it’s what you come to Mana for and with our very experienced Mana guides, you’ll not only be in safe hands but will get to experience encounters that will stay with you for life. Walks take place, not only on our private concession around the pan but also on the adjacent Mana floodplain, famous for its wide, open spaces teeming with animals, especially elephant, some of them world-renowned for their ability to get up on their back feet to feed off the Albida trees. For those not wanting to walk, game- drives are always on offer as is an afternoon canoe trail on the magnificent Zambezi River. Often though, just sitting on your deck at the pan will bring you great wild-life sightings too.

However, it’s in the evenings that Ingwe brings out its trump card; it could be a big tom leopard, a massive black-maned lion, or countless hyena wandering down to the pan to drink under a night sky that is uninterrupted for 180 degrees.

Later in the season, when it’s hotter and water is scarce, the wild dogs join this parade, lazing around the pan before setting off for their early morning or evening hunts. It’s not unusual to see them drinking side by side with other predators in the extreme heat of October. The late season of September- November also sees the arrival of the big herds of buffalo and elephant cows who have come down from the pans that have dried up inland, or off the floodplain that is short on ground cover. It’s hard to beat going to sleep with the sound of an elephant bathing just metres from your tent. This is authentic Africa at its best.

Ingwe Pan Camp consists of 8 luxury tents right on the edge of the pan, all en-suite, with both an indoor and outdoor shower. There is a central lounge tent with comfortable furnishings, a self-service bar and a tea corner. Open-air dining, beneath a magnificent fig tree, complements the recreational area. Totally solar-powered and with experienced and friendly Mana staff, Ingwe is committed to giving you the safari of a lifetime. We look forward to hosting you soon.

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Zimbabwe: Bushtracks Africa: Chikwenya and Ruckomechi

Bushtracks Africa update

Chikwenya Camp, Ruckomechi Camp and Little Ruckomechi Camp in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe, are open for 2019.

The camps are situated in Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe, and operate on a season schedule. These camps opened in 2019.

“We are looking forward to welcoming our guests to another great season in this piece of paradise. Both Chikwenya and Ruckomechi epitomise a true bush camp experience, with the personal service, intimacy and warmth for which our tented camps are renowned.

With both camps set in private concessions with exclusive access to spectacular stretches of the Zambezi River, our guests will be spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing the tempo of their day – from walks to game drives, boating and fishing, there is truly something for everyone” said Dean Morton, Wilderness Safaris

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Zimbabwe: Nyamatusi and Nyamatusi Mohogany in Mana Pools

Nyamatusi and Nyamatusi Mohogany in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe, are open
African Bush Camps have two new camps in the Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe, and they are open to receive guests!

Nyamatusi Camp and Nyamatusi Mahogany have recently been completed, and these brand new camps are ready to welcome their first guests in comfort and luxury. Nyamatusi Camp will have 6 rooms, accommodating 12 guests. Children 7 years old and above are welcome at this camp.

Nyamatusi Mahogany is the perfect option for families wanting to experience this stunning area. Children of all ages are welcome at this camp, which includes 2 family suites. 

The camps are situated on a private concession and offer facilities such as swimming pools, indoor and outdoor showers, roll-top bath tubs and private decks.

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Zimbabwe: Chikwenya and Ruckomechi camps

Camps opening

Chikwenya and Ruckomechi in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe, are open for the season!
Chikwenya Camp, Ruckomechi and Little Ruckomechi are open for 2019.

The camps are situated in Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe, and operate on a season schedule. These camps opened for this season on 1 April.

“We are looking forward to welcoming our guests to another great season in this piece of paradise. Both Chikwenya and Ruckomechi epitomise a true bush camp experience, with the personal service, intimacy and warmth for which our tented camps are renowned.

With both camps set in private concessions with exclusive access to spectacular stretches of the Zambezi River, our guests will be spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing the tempo of their day – from walks to game drives, boating and fishing, there is truly something for everyone”. - Dean Morton, Wilderness Safaris

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Bushlife Safaris

Bushlife Safaris -  renowned for their extraordinary wildlife experiences  -  wild dog, elephant, lion.
I am thrilled to introduce my prestigious new representation client Bushlife Safaris where Sir David Attenborough's BBC Earth Dynasties series ‘Painted Wolf’ episode was filmed.
Nick and Des Murray, hands-on owner-guides of Bushlife Safaris, have followed the wild dogs of Mana Pools for decades and are honoured to share their story and extensive knowledge for the Painted Wolves episode. Filmed for the past 4 years at Vundu Camp under the guidance of Nick and his outstanding guide team, Sir David Attenborough and the BBC Earth team have been able to follow the life and dramatic dynasty of the wild dogs of Mana Pools for the Painted Wolf episode of the new series Dynasties. Hosted and guided by the experienced team of Nick and Des, it has been an epic adventure capturing the drama and stories of the magnificent painted dogs of Mana Pools.
First opened in 1997, Bushlife Safaris is owned and run by husband and wife team – Nick and Des Murray who have created an award-winning portfolio of safari experiences for you. Located in Zimbabwe's game-rich Mana Pools National Park, one of Africa's most beautiful parks and proclaimed a World Heritage site for its wildness and outstanding natural beauty, it includes Vundu Camp, built on the banks of the Zambezi River, Little Vundu – an intimate bush camp, the Ruwesi Canoe Trail which is ideal for adventurous travellers and a tented camp set in the wild Chitake springs area. Situated in their own private concession within the park's high density game area with the added advantage of being able to offer night drives, both Vundu Camp and Little Vundu are very animal-active-camps with elephants visiting daily to drink and feed on the nutritious ana tree pods, resident leopards, wildlife regularly frequenting the camp's nearby waterhole and wild dog and lion also passing through. Vundu Camp and Little Vundu have an exquisite riverside setting looking out over the Zambezi River with specatular mountain vistas of Africa's Great Rift Valley across the river in Zambia and some of the picturesque and wildlife-packed oxbow lakes and pools located nearby.
Bushlife Safaris is well-known for their excellent guiding, world-class walking and canoeing safaris that not only provide unique and up-close wildife encounters but also exceptional photographic opportunities for those highly prized wildlife photographs. Both Des and Nick are qualified professional Zimbabwe guides (walking and canoe safaris) and between them, they have nearly 60 years of experience in the bush and are widely known as an exceptional guiding team and their long-standing commitment to conservation, community and wild dog research efforts (Bushlife Painted Wolf Conservancy).

Activities

Activities are conducted in Bushlife Safaris' private concession areas - Vundu Camp, Little Vundu, Chitake Springs
° Private guiding on request for all activities
° Walking safaris: half and full day game walks, combined with game drives/night drives
° Game drives: morning and afternoon game drives that extend into the evening
° Canoe trips: half and full day at the camps, with or without paddler
° Ruwesi Canoe Trail: 2 - 3 night canoe trails, combination of Little Vundu and mobile tented camps
° Fishing: from the riverbank, islands or canoe, catch-and-release
° Photographic safaris: game drives and walks for photographers with excellent up-close photo opportunities
° Special interest safaris - i.e. wild dog safaris, birding safaris, big cat safaris

Vundu Camp  -  overlooking the Zambezi River, Mana Pools National Park
7 tented chalets, 1 family chalet   -   walking safaris with game drives/night drives, canoeing, fishing, birding, photographic 
Open 1 May - 30 November
° BBC Dynasties 'Painted Wolf' episode filmed in the private Vundu concession
° Mana Pools in National Geographic top 10  'Cool List for 2019'
° Outstanding track record for guiding excellence - winner of 2018 Safari Awards for best safari guiding team 
° Safari Awards runner up for Best Walking Safari
° Tripadvisor - Vundu Camp ranked #1 in Mana Pools
° Superb camp location: high game density area, birders paradise, varied and stunning Mana scenery
° Exceptional walking safaris with unique up-close wildlife encounters
° Private concession in Mana Pools on the Zambezi River, central Lower Zambezi Valley 
° Animal-active-camp: variety of wildlife passing through
° Recently refurbished chalets
° 7 large tented chalets under thatch with indoor and open-air en-suite bathrooms, flush toilet, hot & cold shower, fans
° 1 family chalet / quad: 2 en-suite bedrooms (1 double & 1 twin, 1 shared lounge, indoor & outdoor bathroom
° All chalets have a lounge area and are river facing
° Main building is raised and under thatch with dinning room, bar, lounge and balcony
° Outdoor lapa with river views and campfire 
° Animal-active pan with viewing platform
° Closest airstrip: Mana West - approx. 25 mins to camp;  Mana Main approx. 1hr30, complimentary transfer to camp
° Access: charters from Harare, Victoria Falls and other Zim camps, road transfer (Harare, Lusaka - approx 6 to 7 hrs) 

Little Vundu - 3 kms from Vundu Camp, overlooking the Zambezi River, Mana Pools National Park
  5 safari tents   -   walking safaris with game drives/night drives, canoeing, fishing, birding, photographic
Open 1 May - 30 November
° Pure safari experience - for guests seeking an authentic, intimate and exclusive safari - traditional tented bush camp
° Located in a more remote and untouched area of the Vundu concession 
° Explorer-style and semi-permanent safari camp - meru tents, dining under the stars, parafin lamps, bucket showers
° Same activities and standard of wildlife & guiding experience as Vundu Camp
° Refurbished in 2016 with new tents -  large Meru tents 6m x 5m
° New 5th tent to be added for 2019 season 
° Each tent has own private lounge area and ensuite open-air bathroom, bucket showers & flush toilets
° Combines well with Vundu Camp and the contrasting area of Chitake Mobile Tented Camp
° Starting point of Ruwesi Canoe Trail;
° Closest airstrip: Mana West - approx 15 min to camp

Ruwesi Canoe Trail   -   Zambezi River, Mana Pools National Park 2 - 4 night tailor-made canoe safaris
Open 1 May - 30 November 
° No previous canoe experience required - max. of 2 guests per canoe
° All canoeing done down stream - with river current - paddlers are available on request
° Private departures - no set days, min. 2 guests -  tailor-made experience
° 1st night Little Vundu then in mobile tented camps
° Ensuite walk-in Mini-Merus, proper steel-frame beds with comfy mattresses on wooden base, bucket shower & flush toilet 
° Each night in a different campsite where the mobile tented camp has been set up in advance
° Game drive vehicle follows with luggage
° Activities: primarily canoeing with morning and/or afternoon walks, game drives, night drives and optional fishing
° Sundowners on the riverbank, bush dinners - dining under the stars
° Closest airstrip: Mana West, depart from Chikwenya

Chitake Mobile Tented Camp - Chitake Springs, foot of the Southern Zambezi Escarpment
 Walking safari in the exclusive Chitake Springs area with the Bushlife Safaris team, Zimbabwe's best walking guides
Open 1 May - 30 November
° Spectacular walking safari in the wild and contrasting exclusive-use Chitake area
° Amazing close-up wildlife experiences with highly experienced walking guides
° Diverse & high game densities - the spring is the only water source during dry season
° Mobile Tented Camp right at Chitake Springs - constant flow of animals drinking
° Elephants, buffalo, lion, wild dog, leopard, hyena, plains game
° En-suite walk-in Mini Merus - same standard and tents as on Ruwesi Canoe Trail
° Closest airstrip: Mana Main

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Machaba Safaris news

Machaba Safaris Launches Three New Safari Camps

Over the last few years we have been expanding slowly, identifying conservation areas which fit our unique brand and philosophy.

We have secured two incredible areas in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, one in Mana Pools National Park, and created a private section at Gomoti Plains Camp in the Okavango Delta.

Deetema Springs Camp

The launch date is the 1 May 2019.

Eight luxury tents which include one family unit all on decks with walkways meandering between the rocks and trees of this unique site. Overlooking the Deteema seeps, this camp offers one the opportunity to sit and view incredible wildlife from the luxury of your veranda, game drive in one of Hwange’s finest wildlife areas, or walk the diverse mountainous region of northern Hwange. “This camp will become one of Hwange’s finest” said a well-known Zimbabwe professional guide.

Deka Camp

Opening just a month after Deteema, Deka will open its doors on the 1 June 2019.

Just six tents make up this small intimate camp. Located in the wild north west of Hwange national Park, Deka redefines big sky country. Nestled atop a small hill overlooking the permanent water of the Deka seeps, this camp has views which stretch forever. Wildlife abounds in this wild country, with some of the best walking in Zimbabwe. Game drives as well as night drives in our concession round off a very diverse offering.

Ingwe Pan Camp

Situated in the famous Mana Pools National Park, Ingwe will open it’s doors in 2020.

Gomoti Private

The camp is open.

Just two luxury tents, one family and one double, plus a private dining and pool area make up this small exclusive part of Gomoti. Situated at Gomoti Plains yet totally private. Your own camp, staff and experienced field guide. Gomoti private is booked on an exclusive basis only.

We look forward to thrilling and spoiling your guests and once again encourage all of you to come and visit our amazing camps.

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