Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Mpala Jena
Mpala Jena is the perfect base from which to explore the Zambezi National Park whilst being within easy reach of the majestic Victoria Falls. Mpala Jena is the perfect base from which to explore the Zambezi National Park whilst being within easy reach of the majestic Victoria Falls.
Mpala Jena is the perfect base from which to explore the Zambezi National Park whilst being within easy reach of the majestic Victoria Falls. Mpala Jena is the perfect base from which to explore the Zambezi National Park whilst being within easy reach of the majestic Victoria Falls.
Location
Situated on the Zimbabwean side of the Falls on the edge of the mighty Zambezi River, the camp epitomizes ‘barefoot luxury’ with playfully scalloped thatched roofs, soft sand floors and a beach bar overlooking the pool and river.
Accomodation
Three large canvas suites, plus two 2-bedroom Family Suites have views of the river and are beautifully decorated. Each suite has a shaded, private veranda area and the highlight of the suites is the outdoor bathrooms with a beautiful bathtub and outdoor shower.
During your stay you can enjoy exciting game drives and guided bush walks in the national park, or you can head out for an entirely different perspective on an afternoon boat safari.
One day you might like to visit the impressive Victoria Falls themselves and maybe head to the Lookout Café for lunch, with breathtaking views of the Batoka Gorge and the rapids below.
One day you might like to visit the impressive Victoria Falls themselves and maybe head to the Lookout Café for lunch, with breathtaking views of the Batoka Gorge and the rapids below.
Experiences
Located within the 56,000-hectare Zambezi National Park, the camp is home to an ever-increasing number of wildlife that can be enjoyed on game drives, boat cruises, walking trails or even while sipping cocktails from the camp’s swing chairs.
There are high numbers of buffalo and elephants typically from June to October and there are more lions per square kilometre here than in any other park in Zimbabwe. Birding is a highlight and catch and release fishing is a popular activity.
There are high numbers of buffalo and elephants typically from June to October and there are more lions per square kilometre here than in any other park in Zimbabwe. Birding is a highlight and catch and release fishing is a popular activity.
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