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SAVULI

Located within the renowned Save Valley Conservancy, Savuli consistently delivers a remarkable 100% success rate on big leopard and buffalo hunts. As the year progresses, plains game populations swell as they migrate in from the drier parts of the conservancy, offering excellent opportunities for diverse game.

In 2023, we proudly opened our new camp, which has quickly become a favorite among clients, combining comfort with prime access to this exceptional hunting area.

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SAVÉ VALLEY CONSERVANCY

The Save Valley Conservancy is a vast protected area combining private land and Safari Areas (including National Park land), located in the Lowveld region of southeastern Zimbabwe. Covering approximately 50,000 hectares, the terrain is predominantly flat with numerous rocky kopjes (mountain outcrops) scattered throughout. The landscape is further enriched by many small streams and the mighty Save River, which flows north to south through the conservancy.

The vegetation is characterized by extensive Mopane and Leadwood forests, providing excellent habitat for diverse wildlife species.

Within the conservancy, we operate in two primary hunting blocks: Senuko 3 and Savuli, totaling about 14,000 hectares. These areas are supported by two safari camps featuring luxury tented accommodation, offering guests a comfortable and immersive wilderness experience.

The Save Valley Conservancy is renowned for its abundant wildlife, including large populations of plains game, sable, nyala, buffalo, lion, leopard, and elephant, making it a premier destination for trophy hunting and wildlife viewing.

AVAILABLE GAME

LEOPARD ON ROCK
  • Lion

  • Leopard 

  • Buffalo 

  • Elephant

  • Crocodile 

  • Hippopotamus 

  • Hyena

  • Giraffe 

  • Eland 

  • Blue Wildebeest

  • Sable

  • Waterbuck 

  • Kudu 

  • Bushbuck 

  • Zebra

  • Impala 

  • Klipspringer

  • Nyala 

  • Warthog

  • Bushpig

  • Baboon

  • Genet 

  • Civet 

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CLIMATE

🌦️ Wet Season (November – March)

  • Conditions: Hot and humid with afternoon thunderstorms.

  • Average Daytime Temperatures: 30–35°C (86–95°F).

  • Average Nighttime Temperatures: 18–22°C (64–72°F).

  • Rainfall: Approximately 450–540 mm annually, with the majority falling during this period.

  • Landscape: Lush and green, supporting abundant wildlife

☀️ Dry Season (April – October)

  • Conditions: Cooler and drier, with clear skies and low humidity.

  • Average Daytime Temperatures: 22–28°C (72–82°F).

  • Average Nighttime Temperatures: 8–14°C (46–57°F), cooler in June and July.

  • Rainfall: Minimal, contributing to dry conditions.

  • Landscape: Vegetation thins, and water sources become focal points for wildlife.

SAVULI SAFARI CAMP

Sleeps 6 clients in 3 tents. Tents are built on a raised concrete platform and each have a ensuite bathrooms attached with cold & hot running water as well as flushing toilets. There is a communal sitting/dining area built under a thatched rondavel in the centre of the campsite with views over the Conservancy.

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SAVULI ROOMS
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TRAVEL DETAILS

Savuli is conveniently accessible by both air and road. The drive from Harare to Savuli Camp takes approximately 6 hours by road. Alternatively, a private charter flight in a Cessna 206 reduces travel time to about 1 hour and 30 minutes.

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