On foot with trackers, approaching white and black rhino in the hills.
Caves painted by San hunter-gatherers thousands of years ago.
The granite dome with the grave of Rhodes and a vast horizon.
The Matobo is a living cultural landscape, still sacred to local communities, and its rock art is among the richest in southern Africa.
It pairs naturally with Hwange — history and rhino on foot, then big-game waterholes to the north.
Following trackers in to white or black rhino.
San rock art in the granite shelters.
World's View and the story of the hills.
We choose the camp and guiding that fit your dates and pace, not whatever is left.
We build your visit around the season that delivers — water levels, migrations and access.
Track rhino on foot and visit the San rock-art caves with expert guides. Tell us your dates and we will build the route around it.
Plan a Matobo Hills trip