Safari Blog

In February 2026, 20 African wild dogs were translocated to the park by African Parks and the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks), marking the return of this endangered species to the Matusadona landscape.

The return of black rhino to Matusadona National Park after more than 30 years marks a significant new chapter for conservation in Zimbabwe. From 1 September 2026, guests at Bumi Hills Safari Lodge can experience this conservation story through three new safari and conservation experiences.

This World Elephant Day, African Bush Camps Foundation celebrated 20 years of conservation and community impact across Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Simone Harvin writes about how to desiggn your dream safari Honeymoon Through African Bush Camps’ most most enchanting bush camps in Zimbabwe.

For the first time in more than 30 years, black rhino once again walk the hills of Matusadona National Park. They are not strangers to this land. They are its descendants.

The Part of Safari Nobody Prepares You For… There is a version of a safari where the landscape is the story, and that version is real and worth every word written about it. But somewhere between the thundering majesty of Victoria Falls and the ancient forests of Mana Pools National