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The Best in Zimbabwe explores four key National Parks: Gonarezhou, Matobo, Hwange, and Mana Pools.
Best of ZimbabweTerms & Conditions
- Itinerary: 3 nights Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge, Gonarezhou NP; 3 nights Amalinda Lodge, Matopos NP; 3 nights Khulu Bush Lodge, Hwange NP and 3 nights John’s Camp, Mana Pools NP
- Rates: From US$10574 per person sharing.
- Included: Accommodation, activities as per the itinerary, National Parks Fees and Community Levies, all meals, bar (excluding premium brands), road transfers as specified in the itinerary, domestic flights starting and ending in Harare.
- Not included: Any other flights, including international flights; any expenses of personal nature; gratuities and porterage; any visa fees; travel, medical and cancellation insurance.
- Valid June to October
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Zimbabwe - a world of wonders.
Zimbabwe is a landlocked country in southern Africa lying between the Limpopo and Zambezi Rivers and known for its dramatic landscape and diverse wildlife, much of it within parks, reserves and safari areas. The wonders of the landscape are matched by a variety and density of wildlife comparable with the world’s best, and this safari explores some of Zimbabwe’s safari hot spots.
Gonarezhou National Park, in Zimbabwe’s South-East Lowveld, covers just more than 5 000 km² of some of the most spectacular scenery in the region. Gonarezhou means place of elephants and is home to over 8000 elephants, mainly large tuskers, which are always a treat to see. Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge lies on the edge of the park and offers guests an unforgettable wilderness experience.
Matobo National Park is infused with history and spiritual mystery, evidenced by the incredible number of San rock art paintings, many still pristine and found in caves and on rock faces. Established in 1926, Matobo Hills is Zimbabwe’s oldest national park and was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Status in 2003. It is most famous for the magnificent granite rock kopjes surrounding it and is home to one of the world’s largest populations of black eagles and several black and white rhinos.
Hwange National Park, where The Hide is located, is the largest wildlife reserve in Zimbabwe, occupying roughly 14,650 sq. km. Visitors to Hwange are guaranteed to see an incredible range of wildlife, with over 100 species of mammals and nearly 400 bird species recorded.
Mana Pools National Park is a beautiful 2,196 sq. km wildlife conservation area in northern Zimbabwe. Mana means “four” in Shona, (one of the main vernacular languages in Zimbabwe) and it refers to the number of large permanent pools left by the Zambezi River as it flows into the flood plain, and it is here that you will find John’s Camp.
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