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Mpala Jena Camp

Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe), Zimbabwe  - Part of the Great Plains Conservation collection

Mpala Jena Camp

Part of the Great Plains Conservation collection
PROPERTY FACILITIES

Pool

Wi-Fi

Library

Eco-Friendly

COMFORT LEVEL/PRICE RANGE
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Is the Mpala Jena Camp for Me?

Mpala Jena is a boutique safari camp positioned along the beautiful tree-laden banks of the Zambezi River. The camp epitomizes ‘barefoot luxury’ with playfully scalloped thatched roofs, soft sand floors and a beach bar overlooking the pool and river.

A cool, calming colour palette compliments light natural textures and sets the scene for slow, in-the-moment living. Our tented guest suites, nestled in the shade of large Sausage and Jackalberry trees, are generously appointed with a private deck and outdoor bath and shower.

The camp is located within the 56,000-hectare Zambezi National Park, home to an ever-increasing number of wildlife species that can be enjoyed on safari drives, boat cruises, walking trails or even while sipping cocktails from the swing chairs in camp.

Higher concentrations of buffalo and elephants are typical from June to October, and the park is known for having more lions per km² than any other park in Zimbabwe.

Birding is spectacular all year round, with the highest diversity of species seen from November through to October. Catch and release fishing is a popular activity and peaks during Tiger fishing season between June and December.

Mpala Jena was created with a strong sustainability ethos and runs entirely off our solar plant and battery. Building materials and design elements were specified and sourced with a clear vision of minimizing embodied energy and transportation miles.

The camp is conveniently located 16 kilometres inside the Zambezi National Park, allowing easy access to Victoria Falls town by a 40-minute boat or road transfer. Mpala Jena also runs guided tours of Victoria Falls.

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Mpala Jena Camp Rooms

The Mpala Jena Camp has 5 rooms. Select a room for more details.

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Mosquito Net

Lounge Area

Balcony

Deck

Activities offered by Mpala Jena Camp

Activities on site

Game Drives

Bird Watching

Fishing

Activities off site

Boat Cruise

Scenic Flight

Cultural Tour

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