Wilderness Chikwenya
Wilderness Chikwenya sits at the confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi Rivers within Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site prized for its riverine forest, towering albida trees and famously relaxed elephant and predator sightings.
Seven elegant tented suites — five Standard suites with king-size beds and two Family suites pairing a king room with a twin-bedded room, each with a private pool — are raised on wooden walkways and finished with a pedestal fan, tea and coffee station, charging station, small veranda and an en-suite bathroom with indoor and outdoor showers.
The thatched central guest area offers indoor and outdoor dining, a small lounge, a bar with a view over the rivers, and a swimming pool with loungers. The camp runs on solar power with a sewage-purifying system that recycles around 80% of its water. Activities pair land-based game drives, night drives and walking safaris with water-based boat cruises, canoeing and tiger fishing.
Frequently asked questions.
Where is Wilderness Chikwenya located?
Wilderness Chikwenya sits at Confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi Rivers, Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe, and is operated by Wilderness Safaris.
How many rooms does Wilderness Chikwenya have?
Seven elegant tented suites — five Standard suites with king beds and two Family suites (one king, one twin room) with private pools — each with indoor and outdoor showers.
What facilities are available?
A thatched central area holds indoor and outdoor dining, a lounge, a bar with a view and a swimming pool; the camp is solar-powered and recycles roughly 80% of its water.
How do I book Wilderness Chikwenya?
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