Perched on a rocky outcrop above the Save River on the north eastern boundary of Gonarezhou National Park in Zimbabwe, Chilo Gorge offers spectacular views of animals in their natural habitat. As well as the main lodge and its 10 sleeping lodges, Chilo Gorge also comes with a self-catering camp Nhambo. Inside is a lounge, library, bar and dining room, all surrounded by beautiful gardens. The views from the lodge are spectacular, as the Save River draws animals in to drink. At the front of the lodge is a large outdoor pool, and the patio makes a great place for dinner under the stars. Food is homely and comforting at Chilo Gorge, using plenty of fresh, local ingredients with a full bar including cocktails on offer. The dining area has views across the river, and is lit with candles in the evening.

There are ten chalet rooms or lodges at Chilo Gorge, each with a lovely private balcony with a river view. The all-inclusive luxury rooms sleep two, with an en suite bathroom and complimentary toiletries. A private balcony and seating area offer views over the river. All rooms are furnished in a local Shangaan style and equipped with mosquito netting, tea and coffee making facilities, a safe and a mini-bar. An option for families is the two luxury rooms with an extended interconnecting balcony. An excellent team of guides, led by senior guide and Chilo Gorge founding father, Clive Stockil offer game drives and walks, usually taken within Gonarezhou National Park and including trips to visit the Chilojo Cliffs.