In the northern reaches of Hwange National Park, Deteema Springs Camp enjoys an idyllic setting on the verge of Deteema Springs’ scenic waters and landscapes. Game is especially abundant during the dry season, when the natural springs are a vital water source. During this time a vast array of wildlife visit the springs directly in front of the camp.
The hilly terrain, along with numerous seeps and springs, make the Deteema Springs environment a sought-after walking safari location. In close proximity to the camp is Deteema Dam, which attracts wildlife ranging from Hwange’s famed large elephant herds through to predators, antelope, smaller game and plentiful birdlife.
Deteema Springs Camp is a short distance from Deteema dam in Hwange National Park, accessed via 40 minutes’ game drive transfer from Robins Camp’s airstrip.
Deteema Springs Camp has eight safari tents, one of which is a family room, all with on-suite bathroom facilities. Each room also boasts a fan to keep guests comfortable during the hot summer months. Rooms are connected to the main areas by raised walkways, meandering between the natural rocks and indigenous trees.
Immerse yourself in the intense wildlife experience of both Hwange National Park and Mana Pools, two wildlife rich gems, home to high numbers of elephants, lions and the elusive African painted dog. Lead by expert guides throughout, firstly Chris Warden who traversed over 32,000 miles of uncharted territory in a career spanning 30 years.
From 9000 per person
