Zimbabwe's Hidden Island on the Zambezi
Zimbabwe's Hidden Island on the Zambezi
Zimbabwe's Hidden Island on the Zambezi
Zimbabwe's Hidden Island on the Zambezi

WELCOME
Discover Msuna Island Lodges on the Zambezi River
Msuna Island Lodges offers a peaceful riverside escape on a quiet stretch of the Zambezi River in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe. Far from the crowds, our private self-catering lodges provide a relaxed place to reconnect with nature, surrounded by wildlife, river views and the rhythm of the Zambezi.
Whether you come for world-class tiger fishing, birdwatching, wildlife encounters or simply to unwind beside the water, Msuna Island Lodges gives you the space to slow down, breathe and enjoy the beauty of the river.
DISCOVER MSUNA ISLAND
Why you'll love it
Arriving at Msuna Island Lodges changes your pace. The river becomes your soundtrack, mornings begin with birdsong and every season reveals a different beauty.
Spectacular Zambezi River setting
Excellent tiger fishing
Rich birdlife & wildlife
Beautiful sunsets and unforgettable sunset cruises
Family-friendly atmosphere
Authentic Zimbabwean hospitality
Easy access from Victoria Falls
Exceptional stargazing
THE LODGES
Two Lodges at Msuna Island
The two Msuna Island Lodges each have their own character — one romantic and quiet, one made for families and groups who like to be together.

ROMANTIC . TRANQUIL . SUNSET
Jacana Lodge
Where Every Sunset Tells a Story
Romantic, tranquil and immersed in nature. Jacana Lodge is a peaceful riverside retreat where spectacular sunsets, abundant birdlife, and the gentle rhythm of the Zambezi create unforgettable moments.
Perfect for families, couples, and nature lovers, Jacana Lodge comfortably accommodates up to 8 guests across 4 bedrooms, offering a relaxing escape surrounded by the beauty of the river and wildlife.
WARM · FAMILY & FRIENDS · SUNRISE
Mulonga Lodge
Where the River Brings People Together
Warm, welcoming and ideal for families and friends. Mulonga Lodge is a beautiful riverside retreat designed for shared moments — from memorable meals and fishing experiences to relaxing by the pool and enjoying the timeless beauty of the Zambezi.
Perfect for groups and loved ones, Mulonga Lodge comfortably accommodates up to 6 guests across 3 bedrooms, offering a peaceful escape where connection, relaxation, and nature come together.

EXPERIENCES
Life at Msuna Island Lodges on the Zambezi
At Msuna Island Lodges, from the first cast at dawn to the last ember of the braai, the Zambezi River shapes every hour of the day.

Tiger Fishing
World-class Tiger Fishing, plus Bream and Vundu Catfish.

River Cruises
Quiet channels, spectacular sunsets, hippos, crocodiles, elephants and abundant birdlife.

River Wildlife
Hippos, crocodiles and elephants along the banks of the Zambezi.

Birdwatching
African Fish Eagles, Kingfishers, Bee-eaters, Jacanas, Herons, Skimmers, Fish Owls and Darters.
BENEATH AFRICAN STARS
Evenings unlike almost anywhere else
Far from city lights, the African sky reveals itself in extraordinary detail — the Milky Way stretching from horizon to horizon, constellations shimmering overhead and the Southern Cross guiding the eye southward.
As the sounds of the day fade, a new orchestra begins: crickets, owls and the distant grunts of hippos drifting across the water. Guests linger around the fire long after dinner, sharing stories, laughing and planning tomorrow’s adventures.

GUEST REFLECTION
“Some places simply stay with you long after you’ve left, and Msuna Island is one of them.”
Joy Liedtke — Garden Route, South Africa
JOURNAL
Zambezi stories
From the first cast at dawn to the last ember of the braai, the river shapes every hour of the day.
TRAVEL
Best Time to Visit Msuna and the Zambezi River
Msuna Island rewards every season in a different way. For anglers, September to November. For everyone else — warm weather, beautiful birdlife and peaceful island living.
FISHING
Tiger Fishing on the Zambezi: What to Expect
Energy, timing and being ready when the river decides to strike back. What a real Zambezi tiger fishing trip looks like from Msuna Island.








