Matusadona Trails Camp
Explore Matusadona National Park from a comfortable trails camp.
the natural way to explore wilderness
A Trails Camp is small and dedicated to walking safaris. Sometimes called ‘Wilderness Trail’ camps, these can be permanent or erected for the duration of the trails season. A wide range of comfort standards are available from a mattress on the ground to luxury safari tents with en-suites and they can found in many reserves in East and Southern Africa. Trails camps generally sleep a maximum of eight, and can be exclusive-use for your party or shared with other walking enthusiast guests. Guests may walk directly from camp, but it’s more usual to start with a short drive in a game viewing vehicle to walk at a different location each day.
Explore Matusadona National Park from a comfortable trails camp.
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