History
Halsted Safaris' journey began some years ago when a family’s love and passion for the African wilderness drew them to an area called the Zambezi Valley. The father had spent much time in the area and told exciting tales of this magical place to his children. Throughout their life those stories remained so prominent that the brother and sister in 2008 set out on their own safari adventure. Much to their delight it was true, the legends their father had spoken of were true, as the Zambezi Valley remained a utopia, vigorously alive with pure and natural wild wonder. It is a utopia for the African wilderness as species such as elephant, lion, buffalo, plains game, wild dog and much more thrive naturally in these conditions. The Zambezi River herself inhabits a wide variety of aquatic wildlife, offers incredible birding and in this area is particularly known for the infamous tiger fish and river fishing adventure.
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The Camp
THE CAMP The camp itself sleeps a maximum of 8 people. There are 4 en suite chalets, each chalet accommodates 2 people and has its own private balcony with a spectacular view overlooking the wonders of the river. There is a gorgeous swimming pool, main dining and entertainment area, braai area, an inside and outside kitchen area, as well as beautifully manicured and lush green gardens. The camp runs on solar lighting and all chalets are fitted with solar geysers and solar ceiling fans which operate in the evenings. There is WiFi available in camp on a pay as you go system. The father had spent much time in the area and told exciting tales of this magical place to his children.
Zambezi River Cruise
Zambezi Valley remained a utopia, vigorously alive with pure and natural wild wonder.
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Birding
View Location
Halsted Safaris Camp is based in the Zambezi Valley in an area called Mongwe, situated on the banks of the lower Zambezi River in one of Zimbabwe’s most beautiful and exclusive wildlife conservancies known as the Nyakasanga. The camp is approximately 20km downstream from Chirundu and 26km upstream from the Mana Pools National Park boundary. The access road for Mongwe is on the right hand side of the Harare Chirundu Road, a few kilometres before reaching Chirundu. GPS co-ordinates are as follows S15`56. 524`. E 028`59.556`.
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Contact Us
paulilo@halstedsafaris.com info@portsalon.africa +263779127200
