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Explore some of Zimbabwe's top destinations with this safari that combines Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, Matusadona National Park & Mana Pools.
Zimbabwe HighlightsTerms & Conditions
Itinerary Ilala Lodge Victoria Falls 2 nights; The Hide, Hwange National Park, 3 nights; Changa Safari Camp, Lake Kariba, 2 nights & John’s Camp, Mana Pools National Park, 3 nights.
Rates from US$6473 per person sharing, minimum 2.
Includes Ilala is on bed and breakfast basis plus one dinner. The Hide, Changa & John’s Camp – all safari activities, meals, bar (premium drinks extra), laundry, road transfers plus flights starting Victoria Falls and ending Harare.
Excludes international flights, airport taxes, visa fees, gratuities and items of a personal nature.
Valid May – 15 November.
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A journey through the wilderness
Zimbabwe is a land full of wonders, with a pristine landscape, matched by a variety and density of wildlife comparable with the world’s best.
Victoria Falls known as the “Smoke that thunders” is the largest single curtain of falling water in the world. Victoria Falls is located on the Zambezi River, the fourth largest river in Africa, which is also defining the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Victoria Falls is the only waterfall in the world with a length of more than a kilometer and a height of more than hundred meters. It is also considered to be the largest fall in the world. What better place to start your Zimbabwe Highlights Safari than here, at the Ilala Lodge.
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.
Matusadona National Park is situated in the northern region of Zimbabwe on the southern shore of Lake Kariba. Matusadona was proclaimed a non-hunting area in 1958 before being declared a game reserve in 1963. Later, in 1975, it became a national park and today covers an area of 1,400 sq. km of both rugged, mountainous hill tops and flat grass plains and lake frontage, all rich in flora and fauna. Change Safari Camp is located in a prime area of the park.
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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