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5-Star Luxury Safari Camp

Wilderness Linkwasha

Linkwasha Concession, Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
Bordering Ngamo Plains Game Corridor
Bustling Year-Round Waterhole
Scott's Pan Star Bed Sleepout
9 Refined Canvas Tented Suites

Signature Travel Network VIP Privileges

Complimentary with every reservation booked through Vincent Vacations

  • One-Night Sleepout at Scott's Pan Star Bed (for up to two guests per room, per stay)
  • Full Gourmet Breakfast Daily for each guest included in the rate
  • Personalized VIP Welcome Amenity upon arrival at camp
  • Priority Tented Suite Upgrade (subject to availability upon check-in)
  • Flexible Early Check-In & Late Check-Out aligned with private bush flights
  • Twice-Daily Guided Big Five Game Drives & Night Safaris included
  • Guided Bush Walks & Sunken Hide Access with master safari guides
  • Complimentary Daily Laundry Service throughout your wilderness stay

Hwange's Most Refined Safari Sanctuary

Set within a pristine private concession bordering the renowned Ngamo Plains, Wilderness Linkwasha stands as Hwange National Park’s most refined luxury safari camp. Its unrivalled location in the park’s wildlife-rich south-eastern corner offers guests front-row access to immense herds of plains game and their attendant apex predators, including lions, cheetahs, leopards, and endangered African wild dogs.

During the dry months, hundreds of elephants and cape buffaloes congregate in spectacular numbers at the active waterhole positioned directly in front of the camp’s multi-tiered decks. The camp features nine elegant canvas tented suites, an invigorating pool overlooking the plains, a sunken ground-level photography hide, and the romantic open-air Star Bed at nearby Scott’s Pan.

9 Bespoke Canvas Tented Suites

Nestled beneath ancient leadwood trees, each canvas suite features contemporary safari elegance, high vaulted ceilings, expansive private viewing decks, and unobstructed views of the active camp waterhole.

Standard Luxury Tented Suite

Standard Luxury Tented Suite

Private Timber Deck Fronting Wildlife Waterhole

Spanning 431 sq ft (40 sqm) including an 11 sqm private viewing deck, each of the eight standard suites features a plush king bed (convertible to twins), writing desk, comfortable lounge seating, ceiling fans, and an en-suite bathroom with indoor shower and double vanities looking onto the savanna.

431 sq ft (40 sqm) Up to 2 Guests King or Twin Beds Waterhole Frontage
Two-Bedroom Family Tented Suite

Two-Bedroom Family Tented Suite

Two En-Suite Bedrooms & Expansive Family Deck

Spanning 700 sq ft (65 sqm), this standalone canvas residence comprises a master king bedroom, a second twin bedroom/lounge for children, two separate en-suite bathrooms (master with soaking tub and shower), and an expansive shaded viewing deck for the ultimate family safari privacy.

700 sq ft (65 sqm) Up to 4 Guests 1 King + 2 Twin Beds Soaking Tub & 2 Baths

Safari Gastronomy & Star Bed Evenings

From candlelit dinners on the multi-tiered deck while elephants drink just meters away to private dining on the elevated Star Bed platform, every culinary experience at Linkwasha connects you to the wild heart of Africa.

The Safari Dining Deck

The Safari Dining Deck

Gourmet Pan-African Cuisine Fronting Waterhole

Enjoy wholesome cooked-to-order breakfasts, hearty midday spreads, and decadent three-course dinners accompanied by fine South African wines on the open-air wooden deck as wildlife grazes on the illuminated plains.

Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Fine South African Wines Safari Casual
Scott's Pan Star Bed Dining

Scott's Pan Star Bed Dining

Private Candlelit Dinner Under the African Stars

An unforgettable Signature privilege: savor a private gourmet dinner served under the vast African night sky on the elevated sleepout platform at Scott's Pan, followed by a night sleeping directly beneath the twinkling constellations.

Starlit Platform Romantic Private Dining Star Bed Sleepout
Boma Firepit & Safari Lounge

Boma Firepit & Safari Lounge Bar

Sundowner Cocktails & Campfire Storytelling

Gather around the crackling campfire in the sunken boma as evening descends. Sip artisanal craft gins, single-malt whiskies, and crisp local beers while your guides recount thrilling tales of the African bush.

Sunken Campfire Boma Sundowner Cocktails Artisanal Spirits

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Wilderness Linkwasha located?
Wilderness Linkwasha is situated in an exclusive private concession in the wildlife-dense south-eastern corner of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, directly bordering the famed Ngamo Plains.
What makes the location of Linkwasha ideal for wildlife viewing?
Linkwasha is positioned directly fronting an active, year-round waterhole where hundreds of elephants, buffaloes, and antelopes gather daily. The concession's mix of acacia woodlands, teak forests, and open plains provides supreme habitat for apex predators, including large lion prides, cheetahs, leopards, and endangered African wild dogs.
What Signature Travel Network amenities are included with Vincent Vacations?
When booking through Vincent Vacations, guests receive full breakfast daily, an unforgettable one-night sleepout at the romantic Scott's Pan Star Bed (for up to two guests per room, per stay), a personalized VIP welcome amenity, room upgrade upon arrival (subject to availability), and flexible early check-in and late check-out privileges aligned with bush flight schedules.
What is the Scott's Pan Star Bed experience?
The Star Bed at Scott's Pan is an elevated, open-air wooden viewing platform located near a secluded waterhole. Guests sleep under a cozy duvet beneath the glittering African Milky Way, listening to lions roaring in the distance and elephants drinking in the moonlight.
What safari activities and excursions are offered at Linkwasha?
Activities include morning, afternoon, and nocturnal game drives in specially adapted open 4x4 safari vehicles, guided walking safaris with seasoned armed guides, spending time in the camp's sunken ground-level photography hide, and meaningful visits to local community schools and villages supported by the Wilderness Wildlife Trust.