Unforgettable Zimbabwe
Hwange National Park
The park spans almost 14 650km2 and consists of mostly untouched bushland. Manned by some of the best-trained park rangers in Africa, the diverse habitats, from wide open grasslands to dense forests, offer the opportunity to see a variety of game. While Hwange is famous for elephants, it is not uncommon to come across herds of buffaloes and prides of lions too.
Mana Pools National Park
Mana means four in Shona, the native language of Zimbabwe, and it refers to the four large pools inside the park. Hippos, crocodiles and a large variety of water birds call these pools their home, while the many elephants frequent the pools to drink. Mana Pools offers exceptional walking safaris. Even on game drives, your guide may invite you to leave the vehicle and walk closer to the animals.
Lake Kariba
With a length of approximately 270km and a width of close to 40km, Lake Kariba is the largest man-made water reservoir in the world. Characterised by a unique coastline with numerous bays, small islands and tree trunks that rise out of the water, this place is a unique and peaceful oasis. Lake Kariba is known for its tiger fish – fishermen will be thrilled; and you are likely to be rewarded with sightings of elephants, buffaloes, hippos and crocodiles.
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