Exclusive Safari Experience

Zimbabwe’s tourism industry has recently been growing in popularity. But unlike other surrounding countries in the region, Zimbabwe has opted for preserving the exclusivity of its safari trips. It favors quality rather than quantity. As a visitor, you will not encounter a mass number of tourists during your trip to savannas. You will share an unforgettable safari experience just with a handful of other visitors in Hwange National Park. This exclusivity makes your safari trips more tailored and personalized, allowing you to experience the marvels of the savannas at their best.

Hwange, Zimbabwe's largest game reserve (roughly 15,000 square kilometers), is home to more than 400 bird species and a hundred species of mammal, including thousands of elephants who trudge a migratory route from here to neighboring Botswana every year. Meanwhile, the second-largest reserve Gonarezhou (meaning “elephant's tusk” in the local Shona language) forms part of the even bigger Greater Limpopo ecosystem incorporating Kruger in South Africa and Mozambique's Limpopo, between which animals can move freely.

Between the two reserves, you are virtually guaranteed intimate game-drive encounters with zebra, giraffe, buffalo, baboons, and elephants by the hundreds. Only the sneakier big cats may elude your camera lens if you’re unlucky.