lodges · Acacia Grove, central Hwange National Park · Zimbabwe
Seven tents looking onto an elephant pool that lives up to its billing — Beks Ndlovu's flagship Hwange property, with the sustainability bona fides (first GOLD Green Tourism in Zimbabwe) and the community programmes to underwrite the editorial.
Beks Ndlovu's flagship Hwange camp — seven tented suites in an acacia grove with an elephant pool that's the editorial signature. Zimbabwe's first GOLD Green Tourism property, with three named ABC Foundation community projects to its name.
A note from the founder
“African Bush Camps was founded in 2006 by Beks Ndlovu, a passionate local Zimbabwean guide and entrepreneur. Driven by a deep love for his homeland, Beks created the company with a clear vision: to share Africa’s raw, authentic beauty while protecting its precious wildlife and uplifting the communities that call this continent home. That original mission continues to guide every decision we make today. Today, African Bush Camps offers 17 unique safari experiences across Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Through these carefully curated lodges and camps, we are proud to shape the future of African safari travel on a global stage — always with unwavering commitment to conservation, community empowerment, and genuine sustainability. As a Black Zimbabwean entrepreneur, Beks is helping to transform the safari industry from within. He brings deeply personal, locally-rooted experiences that challenge traditional narratives and celebrate authentic African voices. At our lodges, guests enjoy inclusive, meaningful safaris that foster personal wellness, cultural connection, and a profound sense of belonging to the African wilderness.”
— Beks Ndlovu
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Eight forest villas under an ancient camelthorn tree on the edge of Hwange's southeastern corner.
Tsholotsho Communal Area / Rhino Sanctuary, southeastern Hwange edge · Zimbabwe
