Matobo Lodges

Matobo National Park and the Matopos Hills lie just 35 kilometres south of Bulawayo, an area renowned for a large range of granite domes, spires and balancing rock formations. An interesting note on the Matopos Hills; formed over 2 billion years ago, yes, 2 000 000 000 years ago.

A visit to the Matobo National Park and the Matopos Hills is all about scenery, small plains game, sable antelope, impala and leopard, birding and not forgetting visits to 2000-year-old San (Bushmen) paintings. The Matobo area is also known as an 'Intensive Protection Zone' for both White and Black Rhinoceros.

A suggested period of stay in this area of Zimbabwe would not be more than two days unless of course, you are an avid birder and/ or photographer.

Below is our small collection of camps and lodges in and around Matobo National Park.

Best Lodges In The Matobo National Park

Big Cave Camp

Rates from US$320.00 pp

Big Cave Camp is located within the UNESCO World Heritage Site; it is here that one gets the chance to explore the boulder fields, Rhodes Grave and World's View, track rhino, and view rock paintings when out on game drives.
Big Cave Camp
Amalinda Lodge

Rates from US$435.00 pp

Amalinda Lodge situated 45 kilometres south of Bulawayo is a privately owned and family-run lodge that offers up excellent accommodation options and safari activities that take full advantage of all that the Matobo Hills have to offer.
Amalinda Lodge
Khayelitshe House

Rates from US$2 400.00 pl

Khayelitshe House is an exclusive use option best suited for a small group of friends or family on safari together located just outside the Matobos National Park boundary, with easy access into the national park and all of her attractions.
Khayelitshe House