Ingwe Pan Camp is a hidden gem nestled beside a large secluded pan within the pristine wilderness of Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mana Pools National Park is known for its abundant wildlife and stunning landscapes, making it a prime destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers.
Ingwe Pan is a half an hour drive from the renowned Mana flood plain and Zambezi River and is known for its excellent walking safaris. Acsessed via a 20 minute drive from the Mana Main Airstrip.
Eight eco-luxury tents amidst trees on the edge of the pan, linked along natural walkways. All are elegantly furnished with a double bed and they have spacious interiors as well as beautiful views over the pan, modern en-suite facilities and both inside and outside showers. There is also an open-plan lounge and outside dining area.
One of the standout features of Ingwe Pan Camp is its excellent walking safaris, immerse yourself in the wilderness and explore the park on foot, getting up close to the incredible flora and fauna. Ingwe Pan Camp provides a tranquil and immersive safari experience in this remarkable corner of Zimbabwe.
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
