Uniquely positioned some 35 km from Kwekwe along Mvuma Road along the banks of the Sebakwe River, Kwanele Safari Lodge offers a private, authentic safari experience of untamed African wilderness.

Well positioned within the 65 000 hectare Midlands Black Rhino Conservancy (MBRC) the safari lodge’s diversity of woodlands and grasslands have made it one of the Midlands biodiversity hotspots.

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Riverside Restaurant & Bar offering fresh, zesty and playful cuisine. and a a cozy lounge experience.

Relaxing grounds and a sparkling pool invite you for a refreshing dip.

WEDDINGS, CONFERENCES & CORPORATE EVENTS:

Planning your dream wedding, church’s next conference, company incentive trip, teaming building session or corporate event?

Kwanele is your inspired choice.

Kwanele Safari Lodge offers three fully equipped rustic chalets, with each chalet including en-suited ablutions and shower – the perfect fusion of signature African design underscored by an unwavering commitment to the environment. Guests are offered spectacular unobstructed river views making this resort the ideal choice for long stays. The facilities are well-cared for by a capable staff compliment and team of scouts that ensures guests are fully catered for while they relax. An additional self-contained chalet is also available at the Homestead with farm style breakfast served out of the Homestead kitchen. This ecological resort also provides a suitable place for conferences and weddings and is poised to become one of the country’s premier leisure destinations in an area that is fast becoming recognised as Zimbabwe’s best kept secretbody text

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Undeniably a huge pull to the Safari Lodge is the estate’s tranquil surrounds and beautiful scenery. The vegetation structure is a mixture of different woodland and grassland depending on the soil texture and structure. Miombo, Mopane and Acacia woodlands dominate the rangeland.

The Midlands Black Rhino Conservancy (MBRC) is recognised as the second fauna and flora hot spot on native species in Zimbabwe after Chirinda forest in the Eastern highlands. The safari is home to hundreds of other wildlife including zebra, giraffes, bushbucks, impala, kudu, waterbuck, eland, big cats and over 200 species of birds including African fish eagle, hummerkop, Laughing Dove, Common Waxbill, Blue Waxbill, Quela, Francolin and Guinea fowl, masked weavers, Red-eyed Bulbul and Grey African Hornbill. Also enclosed within the premises lies the picturesque Shorai Dam, which is a major source of water for both wildlife and aquatic life. This reservoir supports a rich variety of fish species which includes cat fish, bream and bass.

The MBRC is also famous for its black rhino species which the continent over have always been under threat. A chromium mine located within the MBRC has increased vulnerability to the rhino in this area. The MBRC was once a sanctuary of about 60 of these magnificent creatures. Today they are less than a quarter of the initial population.

Kwanele Safari Lodge for the past decade in strategic partnership with the Black Rhino Conservancy exists to advocate for nature conservation, promoting the protection black rhino, reducing habitat fragmentation and degradation, combating poaching attempts and ensuring their survival and growth, whilst also offering education, entertainment and luxury hospitality for the discerning visitor and eco tourist. Currently there are four fully grown rhinos on the safari.

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263 (0) 772310425 | Mvuma Road Kwekwe, Zimbabwe

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