An epic flying safari across Africa exploring remote areas via small-flight plane. Spend your days travelling between countries in search of an incredible amount of wildlife.
An epic safari sojourn bursting with both style and substance. Tread the earth lightly as you journey seamlessly from Kenya to Cape Town via Victoria Falls and Botswana’s Okavango Delta, staying at Africa’s most iconic properties along the way, each with their own remarkable conservation credentials.
The painted dogs of Mana Pools National Park are the focus of this exciting safari, where you'll benefit from the use of a private vehicle as well as expert guiding from award-winning wildlife photographer (and painted dog expert) Nick Dyer.
Starting off in the pristine wilderness of Gonarezhou National Park, Zimbabwe, encounter wildlife including elephants, lions and cheetahs before heading to the stunning coastline of Vilanculos, Mozambique, for some beach relaxation.
Discover the pristine wilderness of Gonarezhou National Park, tracking its famed elephant herds and other wildlife while camping right in the heart of the park.
An incredible 8-day safari that combines the beautiful Zambezi National Park with one of Africa’s last strongholds for the endangered African painted dog – the Painted Dog Private Conservancy.
On this safari you'll be able to witness the second-largest terrestrial animal migration in Africa as huge herds of zebra and other herbivores arrive into Nxai Pan National Park. From here you'll travel to the Okavango Delta and spend three days exploring the region's wildlife-rich waterways, before ending your journey at Victoria Falls, the largest waterfall in the world.
A thrilling opportunity to enjoy the majestic Victoria Falls, Matobo Hills and Hwange National park in Zimbabwe. Explore some of Africa’s southern wildlife parks.
Plagued until recently by instability and unrest, Zimbabweans are warm and friendly people who openly welcome tourists to visit on a Zimbabwean safari holiday. The list of attractions remains undiminished and includes no less than two World Heritage sites - the majestic Victoria Falls and Mana Pools, located on the floodplains of Africa's Great Rift Valley - as well as countless other areas of natural beauty. Mostly blanketed with savannah grassland in its central and western parts, with some tropical evergreen forests around the eastern highlands and rock formations to the north, Zimbabwe has terrific variety which has seen it rank amongst the top 40 most beautiful habitats in the world.
Stray from the tourist route with a trip to Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, basking in luxury at the new Singita Pumushana Lodge.
Discover Pamushana LodgeSpend some time at the many waterholes in Hwange National Park, home to some of Africa’s largest herds of elephants, buffaloes and sable.
Explore Zimbabwe's WildlifeVisit remote Mana Pools for its incredible views, wildlife and water-based activities.
Discover Mana PoolsHead to the ancient Matobo Hills for a taste of history and culture, and some spectacular rock formations.
Explore Matobo HillsA visit to the spectacular Victoria Falls can only be improved by a helicopter safari to see them in their true glory.
Discover Victoria FallsExplore Matusadona National Park on the shores of Lake Kariba on foot.
Discover MatusadonaZimbabwe's wildlife is thriving, especially in areas that were previously inaccessible.
Discover Zimbabwe's WildlifeStunning Zimbabwe is often overlooked, but it has so much to offer wildlife enthusiasts, and is a very safe destination to explore.
Aside from the wildlife, Victoria Falls is a hub for adrenaline action and a must-experience during your time in Zimbabwe!
Zimbabwe is still catching up with leading safaris destinations, but you will find some wonderful, traditional and rather unique lodges and camps throughout the national parks.
Watch elephants from the lodge pool, walk among black and white rhino, and track the majestic big cats. Zimbabwe has some of the most amazing wildlife experiences available.
I'd travel with Natural World Safaris again because they put together a beautiful trip for us. The lodges were all 5-star, king-size beds, gourmet meals, and guides whose knowledge was amazing. They identified all the birds we saw, knew all the animals, their habits and mating seasons. And they were able to answer all of our questions. It was quite amazing!
Fantastic. The connections between the four safari lodges and all the connecting flights were flawless. The camps we stayed in were superb. This was our third trip with NWS because we know we will have a great itinerary put together for us, and have everything arranged perfectly for an amazing trip.
Ellen was very helpful answering all my questions. It was a very well-designed trip with two safari camps, ending up at the spectacular Victoria Falls. The staff were all marvellous and the wildlife we saw was amazing. We managed to see many different species – only the leopard remained elusive.
We couldn’t have had a better Destination Specialist than Arabella. She put together the trip I was looking for, did not overpromise anything and was very honest! Her suggestions were on point! Thank you! Furthermore, she was always available and dealt with any request very quickly!
A most EPIC adventure that consisted of wildlife sightings and amazing fauna. Perfectly planned and executed with not one hiccup. I’m still in awe over what I just experienced!
Incredible. Don't think we could have done anything to make it better. Oliver's attention to detail was very good and every day we had a new highlight. From our helicopter ride over Victoria Falls and the animal reserve, to our amazing safari camps in Botswana where all our needs were taken care of and we saw every animal possible in those areas, to our winery tours and museums in Cape Town. I've been asked how we will top this trip and I can honestly say I don't know how.
Very varied and interesting trip, starting with the whaleback dwalas and kopjes at Matobo National Park, on to the baking heat and wildlife waterholes at Hwange, and ending with a sundowner at the glorious Victoria Falls. A great experience, all very well organised and everything worked out to plan, which is exactly what you want on a safari holiday.
Excellent. All camps were different but exciting in their own way. Our guides were amazing. All transfers were perfect with a representative waiting for us at every stop along the way.
The mighty Zambezi cuts along the northern frontier, starting its journey by plummeting over the Victoria Falls, before eventually flowing into Mozambique and the Indian Ocean. The falls are a great base for adventure holidays, with adrenaline pumping activities available, from canoeing and rafting to abseiling, horse safaris, tiger fishing, bungee jumping and even walking with lions - the list is seemingly endless! The Falls are also a starting point for safaris into Hwange National Park, the country’s largest game reserve, but not only is it famous for its size. Home to over 100 mammals, you will find the world’s largest elephant population, all of the big cats, zebra, giraffe, hyena and, if you’re lucky, the elusive African wild dog.
The Great Zimbabwe is another of the area’s more secret gems, sometimes overlooked by the more avid wildlife fans. Once the capital of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe, this ruined city is believed to have existed during the country’s Iron Age and it’s monument, the most famous stone building in Southern Africa, stands crumbling over 150 miles from Harare, 1,100km above sea level. Holding major archaeological interest, the site is swathed in history and inspires to imagination to work over time on the people who once ruled and lived here, a time when cattle production and gold were the countries major wealth.
Mighty waterfalls and great ruins; discover some of zimbabwe's top attractions, aside from the wildlife.
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