Victoria Falls & Zimbabwe Safari

Spanning 2200km², Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is recognised as one of Zimbabwe's richest and best-preserved natural regions. During your stay at the camp, you'll explore the untouched landscapes of this renowned wildlife destination on an expert-led game drive where you can anticipate sighting an array of species, including elephants, lions, zebras, buffaloes, hyenas and leopards. 

Witness the park from a different perspective on a riveting canoe excursion down the Zambezi River, one of the continent's longest. Along the route, you'll intimately observe bloats of hippos and the elusive Nile crocodile, as well as a variety of aquatic bird species. 

Home to one of the largest elephant populations on the planet, amongst over 100 other mammal species, Hwange National Park is a must-see on any Zimbabwe itinerary. The country's largest national park, spanning an impressive 14,651 km², the park offers visitors an all-encompassing safari experience, with game drives through its vast plains bringing visitors face to face with a plethora of wildlife, from cheetahs and hyenas to giraffes and antelopes, as well as the unmissable Big Five. 

An outstanding destination for birding, over 420 bird species can be found throughout the park, including a variety of raptor species and a number of Kalahari birds such as the cut-throat finch and Crimson-breasted shrike. Other notable species include the Egyptian vulture, Bradfield’s hornbill and Greater Flamingo. Best observed on intimate walking safaris, you'll embark on a guided trek through the bush during your stay, spotting an abundance of these unique creatures at every turn. 

During your stay at the lodge, you'll enjoy a two-hour cruise along the mighty Zambezi River. The ideal way to explore this iconic river, you can enjoy relaxing with a drink in hand as you drift, passing an array of wildlife wandering against a magnificent African sunset backdrop along the way. 

Victoria Falls is the world's largest curtain of falling water, situated in the centre of the Zambezi River on the Zimbabwe-Zambia border. One of Africa's most popular destinations, you'll arrive in the morning for a private tour of the Falls, where you'll have the opportunity to marvel at the roaring cascade of water.