Partnering with African Bush Camps

Who We Are?

African Bush Camps was founded in 2006 by local Zimbabwean guide, Beks Ndlovu, with the purpose of sharing Africa’s authentic beauty while conserving its wildlife and empowering local communities. This mission remains at the heart of everything we do today.

20 Years and several unique safari Experiences across Botswana, Zambia, and Zimbabwe later, we continue to promote and influence African safari travel on a global scale, all while working with a strong focus on conservation, community, and sustainability. Further expanding areas of travel through The Collective, a curated network of partner properties across Southern Africa, allowing guests to explore more of the region in one seamless journey.

As a Black Zimbabwean entrepreneur, Beks is changing the safari industry, offering authentic, locally-rooted experiences that challenge industry narratives. Through African Bush Camps, he fosters inclusive travel experiences that inspire wellness and a profound connection to the African continent.

Impact Report

African Bush Camps and African Bush Camps Foundation, together, contribute to initiatives that expand access to education, strengthen healthcare, support sustainable livelihoods, and protect wildlife and ecosystems.

By working closely with communities to understand local priorities, we ensure that every initiative is grounded in local knowledge and delivers lasting value for both people and the landscapes they call home.

We are committed to transparency and accountability, measuring and sharing our impact annually across our 16 camps. Through more than 30 initiatives spanning education, conservation, and women’s empowerment, we continue to deliver measurable outcomes.

Our education and nutrition programs have provided 329,940 meals while supporting 1,279 learners, contributing to an increase in school attendance to 89% across the three countries in which we operate.

In conservation, initiatives such as the Build a Boma program have led to the construction of 42 predator-proof enclosures, reducing livestock predation by 53%. Supporting our sustainability goals, 94% of our experiences are powered by solar energy.

To learn more about our impact find our 2024 and 2025 impact reports below.

2025 Impact Report

2024 Impact Report