Elephant eye is tucked away on a private conservancy located adjacent to the world famous Hwange National Park, access to the Park would be through Main camp approximately 20 minutes drive away through game rich terrain. I believe there is a new gate opening specifically for those camps located outside of the park which will make access even easier. The camp overlooks a waterhole that must teem with wildlife during the dry season, we visited during the rains and a residential herd of impala was always in view. The rooms are spectacular, a great mix of modern and old, set a reasonable distance apart, each room is on elevated stilts and overlooks the water hole. The beds were very comfortable, ablutions first class, especially the outdoor shower! We only had dinner and breakfast but both meals were excellent and of a very high standard. The only very minor complaint was that the safari vehicle was not a traditional 6 or even 9 seater but could sit 12, tough for both the guide and clients in the back. The guide was very knowledgeable about the area. The camp has a great social impact program and has an outstanding Green track record. We would rate this the finest camp in the Main Camp area, they just need to sort out the safari vehicle.

We had a lovely time at the lodge recently and, although the Bush was very green and most of the big game was hiding, our guide Shepard did a brilliant job showing and telling us about some of the hidden safari gems!
On our early morning walking Safari we tracked a herd of zebra to get up close which was brilliant. We also watched an elephant walk straight past us without knowing we were there, drank from the pan and carried on. Something we couldn’t have done from the vehicle.

Chef Moffat and his team did an amazing job on our menu during our stay and I am already missing his homemade biscuits!

Despite the little game sightings we had, our stay was not without excitement and on our last day we had a snake in camp which the camp manager Milton and his lodge team calmly relocated back to the bush far away from the lodge without hurting it or anyone else.
Well done team :)

This place is wonderful, quite secluded, and only a few chalets so feels like a very remote individual experience. The services and food were excellent. We had dinner outside and the elephants came so close to where we were sitting but remained so peaceful all around us, it was an incredible thing for us to be there in that moment. We did two game drives, and our guide was also very knowledgeable about the area wildlife and history. The staff here are also really friendly - no complaints!