The great herds of Cape Buffalo and Elephant (almost 30 000) are a sight to see in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. With over 100 mammal species, Hwange is a major wildlife hotspot for any national park in the world. Lion and Leopard are regularly encountered on a Zimbabwe safari.
Amongst all the big game, equally fascinating and specialised small carnivores include Bat-eared Fox, Side-striped Jackal and Selous’ Mongoose. The Linkwasha Concession and Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe provide consistently good viewing of specialised species such as Roan, Sable, White Rhino and Eland.
The camp is serviced by a private airstrip which is a 40 minute drive from camp. The airstrip is called Linkwasha. The surface is hard dirt and can be used in all weather but night landings are not permitted.
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It is important to liaise with the Davison’s Camp Victoria Falls office regarding your time of arrival (13h00 latest) at Ngweshla picnic site to ensure that a transfer vehicle will be there to meet you.
The driving time from Victoria Falls is min. 4.5 hours, from Bulawayo 4 hours.
Head South East from Victoria Falls on the main Bulawayo road, after 100km (62 miles) you will pass Hwange town to the west of you, a further +- 70km (44 miles) you will come to cross road with a sign showing Hwange Airport, Hwange Main Camp.
Turn right (travelling from Vic Falls) travel west for a further 23km (14 miles) to Hwange Main Camp.
Here you will sign in and pay park fees. Enter the boom, travel for 280 metres / yards, see a sign on the left, indicating Ngweshla picnic site.
Follow the main dirt road (do not turn off) for a further 56km (35 miles) through the park.
You will pass water holes at Makwa, Kennedy 1 and 2 on the way to Ngweshla Pan and Ngweshla picnic site.
Please park your vehicle here (there is 24 hour security) and prepare for the 1 hour transfer in the Davison’s Camp game drive vehicle, to the main lodge.
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