The journey, one day at a time
Arrive Matobo Hills
Arrive in Matobo Hills, met and transferred to your accommodation. Few places fold a UNESCO landscape, ancient art and serious rhino conservation into a single short stay.
Matobo Hills
Track rhino on foot and visit the San rock-art caves with expert guides. Arrive and settle in.
To Hwange National Park
Transfer to Hwange National Park. Morning and evening game drives, with sundowners over the elephant pans. Arrive and settle in.
Hwange National Park
Morning and evening game drives, with sundowners over the elephant pans. Hwange's wildlife survives the dry months because of pumped water — a reminder that this wilderness is actively kept alive.
Hwange National Park
Morning and evening game drives, with sundowners over the elephant pans.
Hwange National Park
Morning and evening game drives, with sundowners over the elephant pans.
Departure
A final morning in Hwange National Park — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
The season changes what you see.
Peak season
Dry season. Cooler, comfortable walking, easier rhino tracking.
Good season
Green season. Lush hills and dramatic skies; warmer and wetter.
Hand-picked camps & lodges
Somalisa Camp
An elegant tented camp on a Kalahari seep, with elephants drinking at the camp's own pan.
Linkwasha Camp
A polished camp in a game-rich private concession in Hwange's south-east, strong on predators.
Camelthorn Lodge
Comfortable forest-edge lodge near the Ngamo plains, with hides and good guiding.
Make it yours.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.