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Zimbabwe

Ingwe Pan

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Nestled near a secluded pan in the game-rich Mana Pools National Park, Ingwe Pan Camp provides an elegant and authentic safari experience.

Accommodations at the camp consist of eight spacious and stylish tents under the shade of the large trees growing on the edge of the pan. The rooms can be configured with two twin or double beds. The en suite bathrooms feature a double vanity, flush toilet, and both an indoor and outdoor shower. The tents are built on raised decks with natural walkways between the tents and the main area of camp. The front shaded veranda of each tent looks out onto the pan and makes for the ideal place to relax between adventures.

The camp is situated in a quiet park of Mana Pools National Park just a few miles from the Zambezi River and within walking distance of the Chiruwe river bed. Ingwe Pan means leopard pan due to its frequent visits from these magnificent spotted cats. Many animals congregate under the shade of the large ebony trees for a chance to drink from the pan including elephants, hyenas, buffalo, zebra, kudu, impala, and lions. In fact, Mana Pools is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known ample wildlife. It is also part of the Zambezi Valley, a western extension of the Great Rift Valley. The wide range of vegetation from mopane forests to jesse bush attract a diverse array of birds including Arnotts Chat and Broad-billed Rollers.

Daily game drives take place in the morning and afternoons led by expert guides and trackers in comfortable safari vehicles. However, Ingwe Pan Camp specializes in walking safaris. These early morning treks are the best way to explore the smaller pans, mopane forest, and wide open floodplains for a more intimate and in-depth look at the local flora and fauna. Early morning teas and afternoon sundowners are enjoyed on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. Angler can even enjoy fishing these waters from a canoe upon request.

At the heart of the camp lies the open-plan communal lounge area with spectacular views of the animals coming to drink from the pan, especially the late afternoon arrival of the leopards. The outdoor dining space boasts a starlit dinner making meal time a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. Other dining options include bush picnics and barbecues for a real safari experience.

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Zimbabwe

Ingwe Pan

PLAN MY TRIP

Nestled near a secluded pan in the game-rich Mana Pools National Park, Ingwe Pan Camp provides an elegant and authentic safari experience.

Accommodations at the camp consist of eight spacious and stylish tents under the shade of the large trees growing on the edge of the pan. The rooms can be configured with two twin or double beds. The en suite bathrooms feature a double vanity, flush toilet, and both an indoor and outdoor shower. The tents are built on raised decks with natural walkways between the tents and the main area of camp. The front shaded veranda of each tent looks out onto the pan and makes for the ideal place to relax between adventures.

The camp is situated in a quiet park of Mana Pools National Park just a few miles from the Zambezi River and within walking distance of the Chiruwe river bed. Ingwe Pan means leopard pan due to its frequent visits from these magnificent spotted cats. Many animals congregate under the shade of the large ebony trees for a chance to drink from the pan including elephants, hyenas, buffalo, zebra, kudu, impala, and lions. In fact, Mana Pools is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known ample wildlife. It is also part of the Zambezi Valley, a western extension of the Great Rift Valley. The wide range of vegetation from mopane forests to jesse bush attract a diverse array of birds including Arnotts Chat and Broad-billed Rollers.

Daily game drives take place in the morning and afternoons led by expert guides and trackers in comfortable safari vehicles. However, Ingwe Pan Camp specializes in walking safaris. These early morning treks are the best way to explore the smaller pans, mopane forest, and wide open floodplains for a more intimate and in-depth look at the local flora and fauna. Early morning teas and afternoon sundowners are enjoyed on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. Angler can even enjoy fishing these waters from a canoe upon request.

At the heart of the camp lies the open-plan communal lounge area with spectacular views of the animals coming to drink from the pan, especially the late afternoon arrival of the leopards. The outdoor dining space boasts a starlit dinner making meal time a feast for the eyes as well as the palate. Other dining options include bush picnics and barbecues for a real safari experience.