Khulu Bush Camp
Location: Hwange National Park
Khulu Bush Camp is Hwange National Parks quintessential luxury safari lodge. Inspired by the breathtaking splendour of its natural surrounds, Khulu Bush Camp reflects Africa’s timeless wonder and natural beauty, providing you with the ultimate and utterly unforgettable safari experience. The excellent accessibility from Victoria Falls does not take away from its unparalleled feeling of seclusion and remoteness in the true African wilderness.
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The beauty of this camp is that it combines luxurious and private accommodation with old world hospitality. Khulu overlooks an ancient riverbed, in today’s terms called a ‘vlei’, known to attract a variety of the greatest wildlife and bird life in Hwange National Park, right on your doorstep.
Khulu Bush Camp comprises of 7 bespoke, thatched, safari style suites built onto platforms and 2 luxury honeymoon suites. The honeymoon suite comprises of an inside & outside shower and outside bath, as well as a swinging pod chair on the private balcony.
Suites are elegant and contemporary with minimal impact to the surroundings and environment. Each unit has an indoor and outdoor shower and balcony for game viewing as well as an individual tea and coffee service. The beds are twins but can all be converted to king sized for double occupancy. Each suite, including the honeymoon suite, consists of inside & outside showers.
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