Tales from the Bush
The Zambezi River – Voyage from Source to Sea
The Zambezi creates a natural border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, separated in country and culture but not in dependency on its waters. The ebbs and
Mar 7, 2022
The Zambezi creates a natural border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, separated in country and culture but not in dependency on its waters. The ebbs and
Nestled within a private concession and built on the edge of a giant rock dome, Shashani Matobo Hills part of the Hideaways Collection, encourages one
Kariba Safari Lodge is the ultimate relaxation station; the perfect reprieve for before or after your safari. Situated on a mountainside with panoramic views over
Matobo Hills National Park is home to a variety of wonders and is a paradise for the Black Eagle. Its landscapes call to the wild
Discover Mogothlo on the Khwai River in the footsteps of their passionate guides. Empowerment is the word along the animal corridors at Hideaways Mogotlho, Khwai
Honouring and practising the gift of giving, Mogotlho, Khwai River hosted a Community Christmas Party in the Mababe Concession. On the 16th December, in partnership
There are no boundaries or borders to the adventurous spirit, whether it be tackling fresh terrain outdoors, or absorbing surroundings in inner exploration; the soul
Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe is an area shrouded in myths and legends of cultural belief and spirituality. Fed by the mighty Zambezi River, the life source
The geographical and spiritual landscapes of Matobo Hills have been carved over thousands of years, myth and legend held between boulder and crevice. The area
Read about the incredible conservation story of Lake Kariba and Operation Noah. Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe embodies a tale which sounds both impossible, and miraculous. The
Atop a granite hill in Matobo National Park, surrounded by an amphitheatre of boulders, lies the grave of Cecil John Rhodes. With panoramic scenery akin
Over the last two years, the travel terrain has changed, but the necessity for adventure and connection has not. If recent adversity has taught us