Linkwasha Waterhole Wildlife Cam

A Living Waterhole on the Ngamo Plains

This camera looks out over a waterhole set within Hwange National Park, one of Africa's most productive wildlife regions. The water draws a constant stream of animals across the surrounding flat grassland, making every view a chance to witness the quiet drama of life on the savanna.

The Wildlife You Might See

Hwange is celebrated for its enormous elephant herds, which gather in large numbers to drink. Alongside them you may spot buffalo, zebra, giraffe, antelope and the predators that follow the herds, in an ever-shifting cast of plains game.

Inside Hwange National Park

Covering a vast expanse of Matabeleland, Hwange is the largest national park in Zimbabwe. Its mix of open plains, woodland and managed waterholes supports an extraordinary density of mammals, particularly in the long dry season when water becomes a vital lifeline.

A Window into the Wild

Streaming around the clock, this feed lets you follow the natural ebb and flow of the bush from anywhere. Whether a single thirsty visitor or a sprawling herd, the scene at the Linkwasha waterhole is never the same twice.