Inhaminga Accommodation

Set amongst the tea estates of the Eastern Highlands Plantations in the Honde Valley and tropical Riparian Forest, this unique lodge has got to be Zimbabwe's best kept travel secret.

Muturazi Cottages are three luxury self-catering units set in parkland overlooking the Montane Forests of the Mutarazi Falls National Park in Nyanga

Mutarazi Falls Camping Huts offers five private Camping Huts set in the Montane Forest in the Mutarazi Falls National Park. We are located a few minutes’ walk from the Mutarazi Falls.

Pungwe Drift Cottages offers two self-catering cottages set on the banks of the Pungwe River inside the Nyanga National Park. The cottages are fully equipped with cutlery, crockery, pots, pans, warm bedding and extra blankets. No towels are provided.

Anglers Rest Hotel Nyanga-Zimbabwe offers five double bedrooms and nine en-suite family rooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, TV, heater, and tea and coffee-making facilities.

Huntingdon House is situated in arguably the most scenically beautiful region of Malawi. The Thyolo District forms the heart of Malawi's tea-producing region with rolling hills of immaculately cultivated, emerald green plantations and some of the oldest estates in the country.

Sited on the slopes of the Thyolo Mountain, this historic tea planter’s bungalow is a relaxed, family-friendly retreat surrounded by lush, protected, subtropical rainforests.

Granite Mountains and hillsides covered with indigenous woodland provide the truly exquisite setting of Inn on Rupurara. Vistas of blue, gold and green African Highveld stretch before the eyes at every turn.

Located at the foot of the famous Leopard Rock in the beautiful Bvumba mountains of Zimbabwe, Leopard Rock Hotel and Championship Golf Course is set in its own country estate and enjoys spectacular views up into the Mozambique mountains.

Monagera Cottage is situated in the Vumba - a small part of the long chain of mountains that define the eastern border of Zimbabwe. The location lies on the edge of Mutare which is the provincial capital of Manicaland.