Matusadona Water Wilderness is situated along the western shores of Matusadona National Park on the shores of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. Here, guests have the best of the Lake Kariba water-based activities, coupled with great wildlife experiences on dry land within the park. The area is one of the few where Black Rhino can regularly be seen in Zimbabwe's parks. Water Wilderness is divided into two identical, independently run, lodges, each with that small camp atmosphere. The lodges, situated just off the shoreline, consist of floating chalets, moored in two separate and secluded bays. FACILITIES
The 'motherships' each house a lounge, dining room and pub. They both have an upper-deck to enjoy the sunsets and stars, and a plunge 'pool' directly into lake with special cage for protection. Guests may commute between their mothership and their rooms either by canoe or the camp's motorized pontoon. 
TRANSFERS
Kiplings airstrip is 3 minutes drive and then 5 minutes boat ride from camp. Flight times to/from Tashinga are: Kariba 15-20 minutes; Mana 50 minutes; Chikwenya 60 minutes. | No. of Bedrooms | There are two separate lodges: 'Matusadona 10' has 5 cabins consisting of 4 twin-bedded cabins and 1 king-sized bedded cabin; 'Matusadona 8' has 4 cabins consisting of 3 twin-bedded cabins and 1 king-sized bedded cabin. Accommodation is in large floating chalets, each with its own cool veranda for game viewing. Chalets have an en suite bathroom with toilet and shower, fans and mosquito nets. | | Activities | The main activities at Water Wilderness are boating, canoeing, and game drives and walks. Canoeing and boating along the shoreline is popular and guests often get close to game coming to the water's edge. Fishermen have good opportunities to catch Tiger Fish, Africa's best sporting fish. Tracking Black Rhino, Elephant, Buffalo and Lion on foot is one of Africa's most exhilarating experiences. There is also good birding - the area is renowned for fish eagles. |
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