• Changa Safari Camp

Safari, seclusion, & serenity

Boasting nearly 4km of lakeshore frontage, Changa Safari Camp offers a unique and authentic safari experience. Changa’s unique and secluded setting opens many of Zimbabwe’s wild wonders. Eight luxury tents are set under sprawling Mopane woodland along Kariba’s shoreline and around a central pool, private beach and bar/dining area.

Lapped by the waters of Lake Kariba, shaded by Mopane woodland and hidden from the world, Changa Safari Camp is an oasis of tranquility and an ideal retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life.

Changa has been designed to blend in with the environment using natural materials. The camp furniture has been built using Zimbabwe’s finest teak and the bar has been fashioned around the hull of an old boat.

Lake Kariba

Lake Kariba, located between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is the world’s largest man-made lake by volume.

Based near the shores of Lake Kariba in the once-isolated Matusadona National Park, Changa Safari Camp is uniquely situated to take advantage of the best the water, the beach and the bush, now home to an abundance of wildlife, have to offer.

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LUXURY TENTED CAMP

Classic Affluence

There are six standard tents which accommodate 2 people. The camp also has two sets of interconnecting family tents, which allow children to move freely between their tent and their parents’ in complete safety and privacy. Each tent has been individually decorated with an East African influence.

SELF SUSTAINING

CULINARY DELIGHTS

Changa Safari Camp’s cuisine will certainly be a highlight of your stay. Using only fresh ingredients, the taste and presentation of each dish will leave you looking forward to the next meal. Breakfast and lunch are both served al fresco on the main elevated deck either under the shaded thatched open-air dining room or under the Zig-zag terminalia tree overlooking the private beach.

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