Because of the political situation in Zimbabwe, tourists are few and prices are competitive, but the main parks are still cared for and well worth visiting. Hwange is not to be missed, and Mana Pools offers great canoeing safaris on the Zambezi. Victoria Falls, Africa’s largest waterfall, is a must-go-to destination; standing in the spray of this powerful curtain of flowing water is both moving and overwhelming. Hwange and Mana Pools are Zimbabwe’s prime sites for wildlife viewing. The most commonly spotted animals are the elephant and hippo, while the giraffe, zebra, lion and hyena are also present in good numbers. When it comes to the leopard or other cats, however, sightings can prove rare. The beautiful Sable antelope and the bateared fox are two lesser-known highlights of the local animal population.
Overview
This 4-day tour starts and ends in Victoria Falls Town in Zimbabwe. It offers you to experience the scene of the world largest waterfalls in an helicopter flight and a cruise in Zambezi River at sunset. You will enjoy the wildlife in Hwange National Park where you will view elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and more on game drives. You will spot such wild animals like warthogs, antilopes, zebras, and elephants while on your balcony.
Hwange National Park is the largest and most popular park in Zimbabwe. It offers excellent wildlife viewing, where most of big safari animals are easily seen, including the Big Five. It is very common to see huge herds of elephants gathering at water sources during Dry season. With over 100 species present, Hwange has the widest variety of mammals in the world with the largest elephant populations. There are over 100 species of animals in Hwange National Park, including sable antelope and greater kudu.
