Wildlife Safety
Always remain inside your vehicle during game drives and follow the instructions of your professional guide.
Spanning 56,000 hectares, Zambezi National Park is a stunning wilderness area located upstream from the world-famous Victoria Falls. Established as a distinct park in 1979, it is divided into two primary sections: the lush riverine side along the Zambezi and the interior Chamabonda Vlei. The park is characterized by its rich biodiversity, primarily consisting of Zambezian and Mopane woodlands. Visitors can explore the diverse terrain, which serves as a vital habitat for numerous African wildlife species. It remains a premier destination for those seeking an authentic, immersive safari experience in Zimbabwe.
Spanning 56,000 hectares, Zambezi National Park is a stunning wilderness area located upstream from the world-famous Victoria Falls. Established as a distinct park in 1979, it is divided into two primary sections: the lush riverine side along the Zambezi and the interior Chamabonda Vlei. The park is characterized by its rich biodiversity, primarily consisting of Zambezian and Mopane woodlands. Visitors can explore the diverse terrain, which serves as a vital habitat for numerous African wildlife species. It remains a premier destination for those seeking an authentic, immersive safari experience in Zimbabwe.
Located just upstream from the iconic Victoria Falls.
Diverse terrain featuring riverine forests and Mopane woodlands.
Abundant opportunities for wildlife spotting in a protected habitat.
Split into two distinct zones: the riverfront and the Chamabonda Vlei.
The park is located in a remote wilderness area; ensure your vehicle is suitable for off-road terrain.
Malaria precautions are recommended when visiting this region of Zimbabwe.
The park's proximity to Victoria Falls makes it an excellent addition to a wider itinerary in the area.
Always remain inside your vehicle during game drives and follow the instructions of your professional guide.
Wildlife is most active during the early morning and late afternoon; plan your excursions accordingly.
Wildlife viewing and authentic safari experiences near Victoria Falls.
USD $
$150-$300 p/day
English, Shona, Ndebele
Bring binoculars, high-factor sunscreen, insect repellent, and plenty of water for your time in the bush.
The park offers incredible light and scenery, so ensure your camera batteries are fully charged before entering.