This luxurious tented lodge is situated in a private concessionof the magnificent Ngamo Plain, on the edge of the remote and unspoilt south eastern corner of Hwange National Park. Bomani is famous for its unique scenery as well as its large herds of elephants and all other animals and birdlife resident in Hwange.


Our fully licensed and knowledgeable guides will treat you to a safari experience you will never forget! Location: Ngamo Gate , Hwange National Park, Matabeleland North Province, Zimbabwe •


4 hour road transfer from Victoria Falls or Bulawayo • 1 hour small plane charter from Victoria Falls or Bulawayo • Latitude: -19.078192° longitude: 27.460497° ACCOMMODATION •


1 x Family Suite: 77 m sq with thatched roof and stone walls overlooking the lodge watering hole, queen-sized bed, air conditioned, overhead fans, satellite television (on request), mini bar, en suite lounge, en suite changing room, shower basin and toilet. •

1 x Spurwing Honeymoon Suite: 57.5 m sq tent overlooking the lodge watering hole, king-sized bed, en suite shower and free standing bath, twin basins, overhead fans, large tiled veranda ideal for private dining. •

2 x Spurwing Twin Suites: 62.5 m sq tent overlooking the lodge watering hole, twin double beds, overhead fans, en suite shower, toilet, basin, en suite lounge, veranda ideal for private dining, space for an extra bed for children. •

1 x Spurwing Double Suite: 62.5 m sq overlooking the lodge watering hole, king-sized bed, overhead ceiling fan, en suite shower, toilet, basin, en suite lounge, veranda ideal for private dining. •

2 x Hornbill Deluxe Double Tents: 45 sq m with views across the Ngamo Plain to Bomani Pan, raised teak deck, double bed, standing fan, en suite shower, toilet and basin. •

3 x Hornbill Deluxe Twin Tents: 45 sq m with views across the Ngamo Plain to Bomani Pan, raised teak deck, twin 3⁄4 beds, standing fan, en suite shower, toilet and basin. FACILITIES • Main lodge comprising open fronted thatch building with teak viewing deck • Bar, lounge and dining room with overhead fans lodge •

Electricity by generator power ACTIVITIES Hwange National Park at 14,500 sq km, is one of Africa’s great Parks and is home to over 100 species of mammals, including nineteen large herbivore and eight large carnivore species, and nearly 400 species of birds.

Hwange is elephant country and much of the game viewing relates to magnificent opportunities to view these, the largest land mammals, in a completely wild state. The lodge estate is in an exclusive 5000 acre portion of Ngamo forest adjacent to the Ngamo gate into Hwange National park, 1.5 km from the lodge. Game activities into the park are within a vast exclusive and wild area of the park.

GAME DRIVES • Traditional open safari vehicles driven by licensed experienced guides • Morning drives with tea, coffee and biscuits and afternoon drives with drinks and cooked snacks • Land Cruisers seat up to 9 guests and Land Rovers seat up to 7 guests

GAME WALKS • Conducted by a fully licensed and highly experienced professional guide • Usually undertaken in the mornings • Ideal for photography of big game on foot NIGHT DRIVES • Night drives within the lodge’s private concession to view the array of wildlife, particularly nocturnal creatures • Usually undertaken upon return from the afternoon activity or alternatively after supper, particularly when lion are heard calling nearby.

GAME VIEWING BLINDS • For the hard core photographers we have game viewing blinds at some of our waterholes ideal for wildlife photography.

PUMP RUNS • Imvelo Safari Lodges operate 8 waterholes for the wildlife in this region of the National Park, the furthest of which is 55 km away. A popular activity is to take an all day trip into the Park to visit the waterholes to drop off fuel and oil for the motors as well as rations and supplies for the pump attendants • A picnic lunch is then enjoyed near one of the waterholes followed by a leisurely game drive back to lodge in the afternoon.

SCHOOL TOURS AND VILLAGE VISITS • Fifteen minutes drive from the lodge our guests have the opportunity to enjoy a real life look at village life in rural Matabeleland. A fascinating experience of a variety of typical daily village activities is followed by a tour of one of the nearby schools conducted by the Headmaster where guests are given the opportunity to hear traditional songs sung by the children and enjoy a ‘class interaction’