In the Footsteps of Tusk – Zimbabwe

The Malilangwe Reserve is a 130,000 acre, pristine wilderness area in the south-eastern corner of Zimbabwe. Over the last 30 years, an astonishingly successful restoration of the area from a cattle ranch to it's former natural state, has been implemented by Tusk supported Malilangwe Trust. The Trust is dedicated to environmental conservation and committed to the development of lives in the local communities. An area of new birth, positive upliftment and unique experiences.

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Singita Pamushana Lodge

Singita Pamushana Lodge is the only lodge located within the 130,000 acre Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve. Perched high on a sandstone kopje overlooking the Malilangwe Dam, here guests have exclusive access to explore this exceptional wilderness area benefitting from the many projects run by Tusk supported Malilangwe Trust. ©Singita

The Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve supports a huge diversity of habitats and a rich assortment of wildlife species, including a growing black rhino population. Professional management and the support of the local community are essential to maintaining it. The Malilangwe Trust needs steady, ongoing support to secure the future of this gem “Alone we are a blade of grass, but together we are the mighty baobab”. ©The Malilangwe Trust

Singita Pamushana offers an enviable variety of activities on the reserve. Twice daily game drives, bush walks, ancient rock art sites, cycling, fishing and sundowner cruises. On site there is a tennis court, gym and wellness spa, surrounded by the exceptional luxury Singita is known for, whilst being sensitive and in keeping with the natural surroundings. ©Singita

With only 8 thatched suites, each with their own infinity plunge pool with views over the dam, it is an intimate lodge.  Spending time on one of the veranda’s, overlooking the dam and beyond into the reserve, is a great place for reflection on all you can see and have learnt whilst here. How tourism, and Tusk, plays an integral part to the future vision of the reserve, it’s people and wildlife. ©Singita

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