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Wilderness Linkwasha

Hwange National Park, Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe · Wilderness · High Luxury

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Wilderness Linkwasha reopened in May 2015, entirely rebuilt from the ground up on the exact footprint of the original camp that had run in this corner of Hwange National Park for nearly two decades. The nine-tent camp holds exclusive rights to the 130,000-acre Linkwasha-Makalolo concession bordering the Ngamo Plains, where Hwange's elephant population, among Africa's largest at more than 45,000 animals, gathers around man-made boreholes that Wilderness helps fund during the dry season.

About Wilderness Linkwasha

History

Wilderness Linkwasha opened in May 2015, rebuilt on the site of a legendary original camp to offer a more contemporary and luxurious safari experience. It is situated within a private 34,000-hectare concession in the southeastern corner of Hwange National Park, ensuring exclusive access to the wildlife-rich Ngamo Plains. The property is part of the Wilderness portfolio, which has invested significantly in local conservation and community upliftment projects for over two decades.

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