Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe - Hwange National Park - Hwange National Park - Mana Pools National Park 13 Days / 12 Nights

Day 1-4: Victoria Falls Safari Club, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Located on the southern banks of the Zambezi River, near the western end of the iconic Victoria Falls, this charming tourist town is small enough to explore on foot. It serves as an excellent base for travelers looking to experience the awe-inspiring Victoria Falls, often referred to as the seventh wonder of the world.

*Three nights accommodation at the Victorian Falls Safari Club on a bed and breakfast basis.
*Tour of the falls of Zimbabew. This tour is conducted in the morning and afternoon. En route, clients may be taken past the 'Big Tree' where they may stop and take photos. You can be accompanied through the Rainforest by qualified Guides who will give a brief history of the Falls themselves as well as detailing the flora, fauna, bird & wildlife and other points of interest.
* A cruise on the Ra-Ikane, a small but luxurious cruise boat.
* Enjoy an À la Carte lunch at The Lookout Café. Semi open-air café with refreshing beverages and a lively cocktail menu. Cafe style cuisine with offerings to suit every taste and occasion.
* Dinner is at The Boma Restaurant. The Boma – Dinner & Drum Show offers an unforgettable Victoria Falls dining and entertainment experience, highlighting traditional African cuisine, drumming, and dancing. The feast is served in generous portions, including tempting desserts that will leave you wanting more. Upon arrival, guests are dressed in a chitenge (traditional sarong) and immersed in a lively setting where the delightful scents of local dishes and game meat sizzling on the braai (barbecue) fill the air. The restaurant, partially open to the vast African sky, enhances the experience with its vibrant atmosphere.
* Helicopter Flight (13 min). Guests are picked up from their hotels 30 minutes before their flight departure time and are provided with a safety briefing upon arrival at the Helipad, located near the Elephant Hills Inter-Continental Hotel. Following take-off, the helicopter embarks on the 13-minute "Flight of Angels," heading towards the Victoria Falls.

Day 4-7: Camp Hwange, Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest wildlife reserve, teeming with a diverse range of animals, including giraffes, lions, zebras, and around 40,000 elephants. It serves as a haven for the country’s endangered species, including a notable population of wild dogs, believed to be one of the largest remaining groups in Africa. The park's varied terrain features desert dunes, savannahs, rocky outcrops, and scattered forests. Visitors can explore the park and its wildlife through game drives, guided walks, or horseback safaris, offering a unique experience of the natural wonders within.

* Three nights accommodation at Camp Hwange, a charming, rustic retreat featuring 8 canvas-walled units sheltered beneath cooling thatch. Positioned to overlook one of the natural waterholes, it offers a unique perspective of this remarkable area within Hwange National Park.
* Enjoy the unique experience to explore Camp Hwange with excellent safaris both by vehicle or on foot, plus the chance to do night drives. The guides, arguably considered to be amongst the best in Africa, known for their love of nature and the wide open spaces, offer you a chance to discover the world where you are a part of the mosaic of life.

Day 7-10: Linkwasha Camp, Hwange National Park

Linkwasha Camp is located in a private concession close to the Ngamo Plains in Hwange National Park. Renowned for its abundant game viewing during the summer or green season, Hwange also offers an added appeal through Linkwasha Camp during the dry season, when animals gather at the nearby water pan to drink.

*Three nights Accommodation at Linkwasha Camp, considered one of the most luxurious camps in Hwange. Linkwasha is located in a private concession in the highly productive southeastern corner of Hwange National Park. Positioned on the edge of the renowned Ngamo Plains, it offers exceptional wildlife viewing year-round, with an added spectacle of vast numbers of animals gathering during the summer months.
* Guests have the opportunity to explore the wildlife through both day and night game drives, where they can track various animals. Alternatively, a guided nature walk offers a fresh perspective, providing an in-depth understanding of the area from our expert and friendly guides. The camp's sunken hide offers a prime view of a bustling waterhole, making it the perfect place for an afternoon nap on the daybed. For those seeking a more thrilling experience, the hide offers an up-close view of animals as they wallow, drink, and play in the water, allowing for incredible photography at close range.
* Enjoy cultural village visits which usually always include a guided tour of one of the schools, meeting the village headman or participating in a community project.

Day 10-13: Ruckomechi Camp, Mana Pools National Park

The Zambezi River's life-sustaining power has made Mana Pools National Park one of Zimbabwe’s most vibrant and thriving regions. As the country’s second World Heritage Site, it is renowned as one of Africa’s top destinations for game viewing. Canoe trips, available year-round, offer visitors a distinctive and unforgettable way to explore the area's stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife. Additionally, guided walks are a fantastic way to immerse in the untouched beauty of its riverside forests.

* Three Nights Accommodation at Ruckomechi Camp on a Fully Inclusive basis. Wilderness Ruckomechi is set in a spectacularly scenic, wildlife-rich private reserve at Zimbabwe’s legendary Mana Pools National Park, a World Heritage Site famed for its exceptional beauty and wildlife. It is an intimate and authentic safari camp situated under towering trees on the banks of the great Zambezi River.
* This camp provides an exhilarating range of adventures. Guests can embark on game drives to explore the local wildlife, tracking animals while gaining insights from your expert and friendly guides. For a more intimate experience, walking safaris are available for those eager to connect with nature up close. Water safaris are also a popular choice, offering a chance to witness pods of hippos, as well as elephants swimming, feeding, and drinking in the water. Just a short drive from camp, spending a night in our Star Bed, perched safely above the ground, promises an unforgettable experience.