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Zimbabwe Mobile Safari Tours

An out of Africa safari experience, with stays inside the park, listening to the rumble of Elephants and the cry of a Jackal around the campfire at night

No set departure dates and trips are usually an average length of 3 nights - 4 days, however, this can be altered to suite your requirements

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Zimbabwe Mobile Safari Tours

mobile camping safaris into Hwange, Zimbabwe's flagship national park. Hwange is home to more than 100 species of mammal including elephants, buffalo and lions.

Well placed viewing hides offers vantage lookout points. Choose from participation, semi luxury or luxury class safari and enjoy both camping and walking in this premier wildlife reserve

Baboons

Hwange National Park.

The Hwange National Park is 14 640 square km and is in fact as big as Northern Ireland.

Due to the vast size of the park the landscape varies from deep Kalahari sands in the south to rocky hilly country in the north.

The park is divided into 3 different areas, namely Main Camp, Robins and Sinamatella areas

The park is home to over 35 000 elephants who in the dry season dominate all the water points in the afternoons.

Other animals that can be seen in the park are lion, leopard, cheetah, rhino, buffalo, impala, kudu, sable, eland, waterbuck, zebra, giraffe, baboon and warthog.

There have also been 400 species of bird life recorded here.

3 classes on offer - all overnights are inside the park.

Kazuma Park

Kazuma Park

Is 31 300 hectares - open savanna surrounded by teak and mopane wooded areas where grassy pans are home to eland and roan.

3 classes on offer - all overnights are inside the park.

Safari Tours

Hwange National Park

Kazuma Park

Slide Shows Hwange

Hwange Park

Mobile Safari

Walking Safari

Maps

Area Map

Hwange 1 | 2

Camping Info

Camping Tips

Semi Participation
Participation
Luxury camping

National Park Options

These safaris are conducted in Hwange and Kazuma National Parks in Zimbabwe.

Please note that we do not go into Kazuma between November and May due to the nature of the very muddy terrain in that park at this time of the year.

Daily Activities

generally consist of an early morning start from camp on foot, or go by 4x4 vehicle on a drive with the view to looking for tracks, exploring new areas and tacking of animals

You are usually back in camp by mid-day for a brunch - then a siesta through the heat of the day.

After tea an afternoon activity which usually finishes up at a water point for sundowners. Please note that each trip varies and we are generally very flexible