Zimbabwe

Watch the sun set over Lake Kariba

 

Lake Kariba is a 25-mile-wide man-made lake and has 
over 1,200 miles of shore line. The lake is known for its stunning sunsets and excellent tiger fishing, as well as the large herds of animals that come to drink from its waters.

There are a variety of lodges which overlook the lake or
you can sleep on board a luxury motor cruiser.

You can spend your days taking in the stunning views by 
private boat, going on a game drive in search of the Matusadona lions, or enjoying on a scenic lakeside walking safari.

Gonarezhou, home to over 8,000 elephants

Gonarezhou means "Place of the Elephants" and quite
rightly so as the park is home to over 8,000 of them.

The area is one of Africa’s last remaining pristine wildernesses
and the wildlife here is in their most natural state. The presence of over 8,000 elephants is everywhere.

You will also find buffalo gathering at watering holes, big
cats prowling silently in pursuit of painted impala, and hippo wallowing in the water surrounded by flocks of fluttering birds. Visit the wonders of Chilojo Cliffs and Chivilila Falls which reveal the glories of this unique landscape.

Go on a walking safari in Mana Pools National Park

Explore the private Sapi Reserve, located on the eastern boundary of Mana Pools National Park. You can experience the reserve on foot or by canoe whilst accompanied by a professional guide, which is a huge adventure. You can also view the wildlife by game drive, however this really is Africa’s dream walking safari destination.

Go on a 6-night expedition which explores the exquisite areas of both Mana Pools National Park and the neighbouring private Sapi Concession, where you will have the opportunity to experience up-close encounters with African Bull elephants, and many species of plains game along with the varied predator species.

Track Black Rhino in Matobo National Park

 

A not to be missed opportunity is tracking the critically
endangered black rhino in the Matobo National Park; located in the south-west of Zimbabwe the park is 250 square kilometres and was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status in 2003.

It is well known for its 2-billion-year-old granite hills and is famous for its white and black rhinos, amongst other game. You will track the rhinos with an experienced guide which is a genuinely superb experience, as a walking safari in search of black rhino is one of the most incredible things to do in Zimbabwe. 

Visit Victoria Falls - A World Heritage Site

Victoria Falls, known as ‘The Smoke That Thunders’ is a 
stunning natural spectacle and the Falls are considered among
the largest in the world emitting a plume of spray which can be seen for hundreds of miles. 

Being one of the seven natural wonders of the world, Victoria Falls is often referred to as the adventure capital of the world, with over 50 adrenalin-fuelled activities available. 

There really is something for everyone, from bungy jumping
to white water rafting, zip-lining to kayaking and cycling around Victoria Falls, stopping off for afternoon tea at Victoria Falls Hotel. End the day with a sunset cruise on the Zambezi.