| Chindeni
lies nestled on the apex of a permanent oxbow lagoon,
offset by the magnificent Nchendeni Hills. From here
is a short and fascinating walk to neighbouring
Chamilandu and Bilimungwe camps. |
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This is the ideal spot for both the avid and intrepid game
spotter, as well as the more sedentary visitors who wish to
observe nature at it's best without too much personal
effort. |
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| Raised on wooden
decking Chindeni's four en-suite tented chalets are
sheltered by a shady ebony grove. Each chalet has its own
private raised veranda from which you can view the resident game and
enjoy the serene yet breathtaking tranquility of the vast
lagoon.
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| The lush and
wide lagoon, which stretches out from just
beneath your own private balcony, ensures that you need
make little effort as you lazily watch the abundance of
game that parades before you in the joys of the verdant pantry at
your feet.
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Ancient ebony trees with
their sweet fruit shade the bar and dining area and an
adjacent, gently sloping walkway provides access to a
lagoon-side retreat. From here, guests can enjoy an open-air dining experience,
or the spectacular sunset as it
reflects from the still waters of the lagoon.
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| The seclusion of your stay
and the abundant wildlife combine to make these luxury
camps an experience not to be missed.
With optimum accommodation for six guests (or eight if
in a private group), this secluded camp provides the perfect location
for the ultimate bush experience. |
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| Each tent has 2 queen-sized
beds, hot and cold running water, shower, toilet, double
vanities and polished floors. |
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| From
Chindeni it's a short but stunning walk to Chamilandu
or Bilimungwe. An early morning walk
between the camps will provide an ideal opportunity to
enjoy two of our trails camps in one stay.
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Raised on wooden decking,
Chindeni's luxury tents have private decks from
which you can view the resident big game or simply enjoy
the serenity of the lagoon.
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