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Best hotels in Matobo

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Matobo Hills Lodge

Matobo

18 Rooms
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From $240 per person/night
Layers of history shroud the boulders at this easy-to-reach Matobo Lodge.
Surrounded by huge red granite domes and thick bush, Matobo Hills Lodge lies in a private reserve adjacent to Matobo Hills National Park. This 34-bed getaway overlooks the Maleme Valley, and it's well loved by Bulawayans as a convenient escape from buzzing city life – one that can be explored on foot, unaccompanied. You won't find lion or elephant here, but there are plenty of leopard and Verreaux's eagle. And, in a small, intensely protected area of the neighbouring park, white rhino can be tracked on foot with a guide.

Amalinda Lodge

Matobo

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9 Rooms
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From $440 per person/night
Unique luxury amongst Motobo's famed granite and World Heritage Bushman art.

This privately owned gem lies within a UNESCO World Heritage site and Zimbabwe's oldest National Park, Matobo Hills. The lodge is one of a kind with its world class facilities built right into huge granite boulders. The area is steeped in history, both ancient and modern and boasts one of the highest concentrations of San rock art anywhere in Africa. The park is also home to variety of wildlife, most notably rhinos, leopards and a healthy population of the endangered black eagle.

Big Cave Camp

Matobo

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9 Rooms
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From $410 per person/night
Stunning hilltop location overlooking the unique Matabo National Park.
Big Cave Camp sits right on the boundary of the Matobo National Park with mesmerizing views over the intriguing granite flecked landscape. This part of Zimbabwe doesn't always get the attention it deserves, with its rich social history, beautifully preserved San Bushman rock art, variety of wildlife and spectacular geography -- there's no wonder why it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And this upmarket lodge provides one of the most comfortable and intimate ways to make the most of it. The lodge takes full advantage of its setting and fits seamlessly into the granite rocks surrounding it.
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