• Journey to Zimbabwe’s Untouched Wilderness
    Journey to Zimbabwe’s Untouched Wilderness

    Escape the crowds. Discover raw wilderness. Travel effortlessly.

Remote Lodges in Zimbabwe Offering Authentic Safaris in Comfort

At Kamakara Safaris we believe in showcasing wildlife in remote untouched areas of Zimbabwe. Having established two camps highlighting completely different aspects and terrain of the lower Zambezi River we believe in creating an imprint for all guests. Themed from the coveted ‘Out of Africa’ film, we have constructed our semi-permanent camps to bring the campaign back to tourism in luxury.

Seamless Travel to and Between Our Camps

Seamless Travel to and Between Our Camps

Travel effortlessly with us at Kamakara Safaris, we offer a range of services ensuring you an effortless and relaxing journey to our facilities. We offer a variety of options to and between our camps, from light aircraft to private boats and vehicle transfers.

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Long-Term Thinking, Local Impact.

Long-Term Thinking, Local Impact.

Nyamawani Pan is focused on green energy. The camp is run solely on solar power with a diesel-powered generator for backup services. As the pan constantly needs water to be fed by numerous wells, it requires a high demand for electricity supply.

Our Apporach to Conservation

Why choose Kamakara?

Two Unique Camps to Choose From

Kamakara Safaris operates two camps in separate ecosystems: Nyamawani Pan in Mana Pools National Park and Shamashanga Camp on the Zambezi River. This gives guests access to both land-based big game viewing and river-based experiences in one itinerary.

Purpose-Built for Game Viewing

Each camp was designed around wildlife movement. Nyamawani Pan has raised walkways for uninterrupted animal passage and private views of the waterpoint. Shamashanga sits along the Zambezi with direct access to game-viewing and fishing activities.

Seamless, Low-Impact Travel

We arrange all travel to and between camps, including charter flights, boats, and vehicle transfers. Both camps run on solar power, with backup generators, minimizing environmental impact while maintaining operational reliability.

Every Great Journey Starts with a First Step

Contact us to design your custom safari experience in remote Zimbabwe. Let us help you plan your perfect safari.

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Safari Reviews

  • It was magical

    I wanted to share some feedback about our stay at Nyamawani Pan in Mana pools last weekend. We want to tell you that we were absolutely delighted with our stay — it was magical. The setting is superb, the lodge is magnificent, and we were amazed by our tent — it was stunning, we loved it. The staff were also wonderful: very discreet, attentive, and caring. We really appreciated... Read this review

    The Triniac family

  • Shamashanga is paradise, we can’t wait to return.

    Our stay at Shamashanga was beyond expectations. The camp and facilities were excellent, the boats were spotless, and the fishing was incredible. What made it truly special was the staff. From arrival to departure, we were cared for with warmth and professionalism. Dining felt like a 5-star restaurant thanks to Gabriel and his team, with Razor and Torai offering attentive yet discreet service. Albert was an outstanding guide, patient... Read this review

    Francois

  • Thanks to everyone at nyamawani camp!

    Thanks to everyone at nyamawani camp, excellent service and brilliantly well run camp overall! What a fantastic experience, and an amazing chef Gabriel! Along with Farai and given working effortlessly in the background making sure we had constant flowing drinks and ensuring we were comfortable at all time!The guide Richard, we couldn’t have asked for a better guide than him, his knowledge from the smallest beetles and trees, to... Read this review

    Shea Cook

  • We look forward to visiting again next year

    We spent 2 nights at Nyamawani Camp and what a lovely and relaxing experience. Watching the animals drink from the pan throughout the day, going for a day trip to Chitake and just the over all experience. We then went on to Shamashanga and it fantastic as always! Fishing wasn’t so great because of the wind but the incredible animal sighting and great staff made the trip.PS we saw... Read this review

    Tash Carritt