Ngezi Recreational Park Accommodation

The Quail Cottages are a collection of picturesque cottages set in Burnside, 8 km from the city centre. The brick-under-thatch cottages are individually decorated offering guests a discerning stay with all the charm of a country home.

Granite Park has a rural environment but is only 10 minutes away from the city centre, nestled amongst granite rocks. There is a picturesque waterfall cascading into a natural swimming pool for your pleasure.

Granite Park Lodges is a highly recommended accommodation offering four self-contained holiday lodges in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. It is located just 10 minutes from the central business district, providing easy access to all the city’s main attractions.

Garda Lodge was built in 1998, on 3800 square metres of land. The property offers a swimming pool, a gym, Wi-Fi Internet and a generator to ensure a constant electrical supply.

Genaina Guest House is located on the 24 km peg Bvumba Roavumba, just outside Mutare, within the protected national botanical reserve of Bunga Forest. Genaina is a cosy, stone-built guest house that blends seamlessly within it's natural surroundings.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Hunters Moon 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 and a favourite getaway for the Harare business and political elite.