Conservation area located in Harare, offering a unique blend of wildlife, recreation, and environmental stewardship. As an urban sanctuary, our mission is to protect local biodiversity while giving residents and visitors access to authentic outdoor experiences normally found far outside the city.
Our diverse menu of immersive activities offers a unique path to connect with the untamed heart of the capital.
Encounter iconic wildlife on self driven safaris.
Enjoy fishing in our tranquil waters and take home your reward.
Savor a curated picnic in a private wilderness setting.
Experience an authentic open-fire braai under the stars.
Explore the landscape on horseback amidst wildlife.
Glide peacefully through serene waterways and channels.
Discover hidden ecosystems on guided walking safaris.
Energize with a guided jog along safe, scenic trails.
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Every visit tells a story. Whether it’s the thrill of a wildlife encounter, the quiet beauty of a cultivated garden, or the simple joy of a sustainable activity, these experiences become lasting memories.
Discover the numbers behind the nature. Here are a few key figures that define our unique urban sanctuary
The true measure of our success is the experience of our guests. Here is what some of our recent visitors had to say about their time in the wilderness.
A truly unique sanctuary where the wilderness meets the city. The guided safari was profoundly insightful, and the chance to experience such dedicated conservation work just minutes from Harare was both surprising and inspiring. A must-visit for anyone seeking authentic nature.
Visitors
An exceptional blend of adventure and education. From the knowledgeable guides to the carefully managed ecosystems, every detail reflects a deep commitment to sustainability. We left not only with wonderful memories but also a greater understanding of our environment.
Visitors
Haka Camp Game Reserve is proudly recognized as a Wetland of International Importance under the prestigious Ramsar Convention
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