The 7 rooms are stilted, built of wood with extended thatched eves and reed half walls, each with its own panoramic view of Lake Kariba. Each room has its own en suite flush toilet, running water, hand basin and open air shower. The camp grounds are untamed and unfenced, wildlife is free to roam through the camp grounds. Elephants often visit the camp during siesta time, browsing on the dense jesse bush.
Guests are offered their creature comforts, deliberately comfortable beds, walk in mosquito nets, hot showers, tasty freshly prepared wholesome meals, cold drinks and outstanding wildlife experiences.
Professional guides escort you to the rooms at night, and the camp manager and guides host guests during meals, tea time and around the evening drinks by the fire on the beach.
Most of the year, weather permits dinner to be held in the open air dining area beneath the stars.