The largest park in Zimbabwe, stretching across 14650 sq km, Hwange National Park possess a bounty of flora and fauna.
This staggering expanse of land holds a fascinating range of eco-systems from the sub-tropical sand flats of the Kalahari in the south to the dense, lush teak forest and granite hills of the north.
Spend your days travelling across the park in a comfortable 4 x 4 vehicle, your expert guide superbly navigating across the land giving you a truly memorable wildlife experience.
Elephants, buffalos and rhinos gathering at waterholes, prides of lions lazily sunbathing waiting for their next meal of an unlucky impala, solitary cheetahs and leopards lounging in the branches of the acacia tree and possibly even sightings of the rare spotted hyenas and wild dogs.
At the end of your exhilarating and exhausting days, enjoy an authentic safari camping experience which never compromises on luxury or comfort in one of our carefully selected camps.
Perfectly located just three hours by car or a 20 minute flight south of Victoria Falls, combining the waterfalls and a Hwange safari makes for a fantastic Zimbabwe holiday.
Rovos Rail - Rail, River & Waterfall Safari
Itinerary Highlights
- luxury on board the famous Rovos Rail
- Specialized game drives in the Hwange National Park
- Marvel at the massive Victoria Falls
- Game watch on a cruise on the Chobe River in Botswana
Zimbabwe Safari & Victoria Falls Adventure
Your safari adventure takes place in Hwange National Park, the largest and oldest game reserve in Zimbabwe. Hwange is slightly larger than the Bahamas, a colossal 14,651 km²; and home to a spectacular range of habitats and landscapes. The arid semi-desert, lush teak forests, rocky outcrops, grasslands and scrub areas are alive with animals and birds. The diverse wilderness supports large numbers o...
Essential Zimbabwe Safari
Itinerary Highlights
- The abundance of game in Hwange National Park
- Authentic village visits in Hwange Conservancy
- Ox-bow lagoons, islands & channels of Mana Pools
- Trekking to the spectacular Chivilia Falls
Essential Zimbabwe
The three highlights of Zimbabwe have to be the spectacular Victoria Falls, the mighty Zambezi River and excellent Big-Five game-viewing opportunities in the famous Hwange National Park. This trip brings together all three - it includes an adventurous, fully serviced, canoe safari in the Lower Zambezi National Park on the Zambezi River, game drives and walks in Hwange and a stay at Elephant Camp,...
The Hide Safari Camp
The Hide Safari Camp, set on the eastern boundary of Hwange, is reputed for its warm welcome, relaxed atmosphere, phenomenal guiding and game viewing.Tastefully furnished with solid teak furniture, the 10 large East African-style tents under thatch overlook a waterhole. An A-frame structure houses the dining room and lounge with viewing area and swimming pool.Activities include guided walks, morni...
Somalisa Camp
In a remote location on an acacia island along the edge of a seasonal flood plain, Somalisa offers an authentic safari experience with just six elegantly furnished tents with flush loo and alfresco bush showers.Between game activities, relax around the stylish pool area overlooking a well-frequented pan.As well as game viewing from strategically located hides, highly qualified and keen guides shar...
Davison’s Camp
With excellent year-round game viewing, Davisons is a classic tented camp overlooking a productive waterhole and open plains in the southeast Linkwasha concession of Hwange.This simple camp has nine comfortable raised tents, each with a verandah facing the waterhole. A breezy lounge, dining room and open campfire area are all set beneath a grove of mopane trees.Led by knowledgeable, welltrained gu...
Elephant's Eye, Hwange
Escape the noise of the modern world with a stay in Elephant’s Eye, just 13 km outside the Hwange National Park, trading it in for an extraordinary Zimbabwe experience in the quiet, remote wilderness.This luxury tented camp offers excellent service with eco-style and a unique barefoot elegance; the perfect choice for the discerning traveller. The on-site guides available to walk guests to an...
Bomani Tented Camp
Bomani tented camp is situated on a private concession on the remote south-eastern corner of Hwange National Park, famed for its herds of elephant, wild dog and lions.The lodge has 11 tents, all with ensuite bathrooms, freestanding bath, ceiling fans and a spacious veranda, either overlooking the waterhole or the Ngoma pans on the concession.Access is either by light aircraft from Victoria falls (...
Nehimba Lodge
Nehimba Lodge is situated in the northern part of the Hwange National Park on a 278sq-km private concession.The lodge has 9 large tents, including a honeymoon suite and two family suites. All tents are thatched, have an en-suite bathroom, outdoor shower and a private balcony.The lodge has wifi in the main areas as well as a swimming pool with a view.Activities here include game drives, game walks ...
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- We've been leading wildlife travel since our first South Africa tours over 25 years ago
- Our Travel Specialists have lived in their specialist area for years
- We work with local guides to immerse you deeper in our diverse range of experiences
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- You'll speak to your own expert who'll share their first-hand knowledge
- We'll make your itinerary seamless with 24/7 emergency contact available
- Your Travel Specialist will listen to ensure you have the best chance of seeing the wildlife you love
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- We take care to actively contribute to the conservation of environments we visit
- For select countries, we make a charitable donation on your behalf when you make your booking
- We've partnered with conservation experts and NGOs to curate responsible tours
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