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ZIMBABWE
Zambezi Expeditions is situated within Mana Pools National Park – a UNESCO World Heritage Site comprised of four permanent watering holes that attract wildlife year-round. Located directly on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, Zambezi Expeditions falls nothing short of extraordinary. Allow the soothing sounds of the River to lull you to sleep as you listen out for the soft thud of elephant footsteps through camp. Embrace the opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the rhythms of Africa: real and remote.
Upon arrival, explore breathtaking landscapes in the form of floodplains, grasslands, and riverine forests. Dive into a range of bespoke safari activities, including game drives, canoeing safaris, and catch-and-release fishing trips. Led by your local professional guide, walking safaris are ideal for exploring Mana Pools National Park on foot. From elephant and buffalo to lion and leopard, and even the elusive wild dog, every encounter at Zambezi Expeditions is mesmerizingly close and unforgettably captivating.
Zambezi Expeditions offers the perfect blend of comfort and connection to nature. Experience barriers dissolving as only canvas and gauze separate you from the African bush. The shared common area features a comfortable lounge and a spacious dining table, as well as a complete bar set up. Refresh and unwind by the main area plunge pool and spend the evening under the starry African sky as you share the day’s adventures around the glow of the fire. Zambezi Expeditions is powered predominantly by solar power, with charging facilities in the main area.
The Experience features six luxury tents that perfectly combine comfort and elegance. Each luxury tent is equipped with safari-style rain showers, king-size beds, and floor-to-ceiling mesh windows. Accommodating just 12 guests at a time, expect an exclusive experience amid the remote beauty of Mana Pools National Park.
Zambezi Expeditions is the adventure: gripping, immersive, and intimate.
Food security and access to healthy food and produce are major challenges faced by communities surrounding our camps. The Mambanje community is located near the Hwange National Park border. This community has about 160 households in the community. The scarcity of food in this community has a massive impact on the livelihoods of the communities with many struggling to feed their families.
Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park is one of Southern Africa’s most remote and idyllic wildlife destinations. It is an acclaimed UNESCO world heritage site. Being so remote and secluded on two countries’ borders makes it an attractive target for wildlife poaching.
Mola rural district (village) is located parallel to the Bumi wildlife area and is roughly a 1.5-hour drive from our Bumi Hills Safari lodge in Kariba Zimbabwe. The Mola community is a population of 10,000 people which makes up about 2000 households. The community has poor road infrastructure, no network, electricity or running water.