Fishing

Fishing here takes place on the open water of Lake Kariba, the vast reservoir bordering the camp's private peninsula. Guests head out by boat with a guide, casting for bream and the lake's famed tigerfish, a fighting species prized by anglers for its speed and sharp teeth. The outing suits both first-timers and seasoned fishermen, with tackle and technique adapted to skill level. Beyond the catch, the appeal lies in the setting itself: still water, distant tree-lined shores, and the chance of spotting elephant or hippo along the banks while lines are out. Catch-and-release is practised.