For a more intimate and attentive experience, accommodations consist of only five tented suites, two of which are family suites, for a maximum of fourteen guests. Each canvas tent features high, canopied ceilings and open, netted views of the river. These sophisticated tents are decorated in an exotic Moroccan style and include a small, comfy lounge with a desk. The en suite bathrooms come with deep, inviting bathtubs, a shower, double vanity, and a flush toilet. Even more impressive is the tent’s private wooden deck complete with a refreshing plunge pool and unobstructed views of the picturesque Zambezi River.

The camp is located in Zambezi National Park which was separated from the greater Victoria Falls National Park in 1979. The camp’s name means white impala for both the natural spring which runs through the center of the concession and the rare albino impala once spotted in the area. A wide variety of larger mammals such as elephant, lion, buffalo and leopard can be found in the park as well as herds of sable antelope, eland, zebra, giraffe, kudu, and waterbuck. The park is dotted with many indigenous trees including sausage trees, rain trees, and water berry tree.