Chiwanga Beach Resort | Informal Campsite

September 19th, 2023 by Eder9

Just arrived at the place, very nice and recommended for camping. It costed us around $12 for camping.
Staff leaves at 7PM so advised to arrive before this time to get all necessary support from them.
After that time the security guard is available to assist but only for the basics.

Hot water only available in buckets.
They do offer the ability to use the bathrooms in one of the unoccupied chalets.

May 5th, 2023 by 14honeybadgers

We arrived here this afternoon, there is no campsite and the resort is non-existent. We are camping in a spot adjacent to the resort, away from the lake. There are no facilities. We may use a “bathroom” no flushing loo and a bucket shower. The water’s from a well. We’re not sure who the manager is nor the guard, although we have been helped by him and he was very friendly and helpful. The local pastor came around as translator. Turns out we must pay for water separately to the guard and for camping to the manager who is MIA. Very confusing. We’ve agreed to pay 500mts to guard for his services and a camping fee to the manager. We’ll only stay for the night. After the discussions the guard locked the bathroom and disconnected the electricity. his price for water (for flushing and bucket shower) 3000mts per day. We refuse to pay that.

September 4th, 2018 by mungiki

Little run down. Food and drinks available in the restaurant. 700mtc per tent. We negotiated to pay 500mtc since there is no shower. Nice sandy beach.

September 25th, 2016 by mankei-travel

Next to the Resort at the wide sandy beach (4 wheel necessary).
Very friendly people (speaking a bit English), low priced restaurant, drinks.
The village around is very relaxed.
At weekends and holidays very busy, during the week quiet.

4$ p.p.p.n.

good 3G Internet with movitel-SIM