Gonarezhou National Park Part 5: The Manangas

Although famed for its stunning wilderness campsites, Gonarezhou National Park has several more luxurious options for those that want. Amongst these are the Mananga camps, beautifully hand-crafted bush camps built in a traditional Shangaan style, each with a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, bedrooms, toilets and showers. There are three of these camps, each with four double bedroom units, one in the North of the Park (Masasani) and two in the South (Mathuli and Makonde). If you’re interested to see what’s really on offer, join Gus Le Breton in this, Part Five of his Seven-Part Into The Wild Zimbabwe series on Gonarezhou, as he takes you round each of the Mananga camps.
Grateful thanks to the Gonarezhou Conservation Trust, Dave Brazier, Buck O'Donoghue and Jo Craig for their support and assistance in making this video.
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[@CB-os4lf]

Awesome as always!

[@jocelynnelake41]

Wow! Fantastic, Gus. Thanks for highlighting these amazing camps

[@AfricanPlantHunter]

Thanks Jo!!

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Keep going Gus your followers will increase soon. You got nice content sir

[@AfricanPlantHunter]

Thank you, I will!

[@greatoutdoors630]

Beautiful Safari camp style accommodation.

[@AfricanPlantHunter]

It really is!

[@khakiclare]

Very cool. I clearly need to get back to Gonaz!

[@AfricanPlantHunter]

You won't be disappointed, I promise! I just came back from a few days there and it's looking beautiful!

[@augustinenzirayegaza1248]

Come to Chimanimani Gus

[@AfricanPlantHunter]

Thanks! Definitely one of my most favourite places in Zimbabwe, so I'm really looking forward to the opportunity to go there.

[@jimbojones6897]

How about lions. Isn't there a risk of attack and how solid are the manangas in event of animal attack

[@AfricanPlantHunter]

I would say the risk of lion attack in Gonarezhou is negligible anywhere, but definitely the very safest place to be would be in the manangas!