The word Zimbabwe means “big house of stone” in Shona (Zimba Ramabwe). The country was formerly named Southern Rhodesia from Cecil Rhodes (1853-1902), English-born businessman, politician and imperialist. Zimbabwe covers an area of 390 245km2 with a population of 12 million Africans and 120 000 Europeans. The country is mostly on a plateau averaging 1200m elevation. The low river valleys get an annual rainfall of 400-600mm, the plateau gets 750-1000mm and the eastern highlands 1500-2000mm.

The protected areas cover 44 680km2 (±10% of the land area) and includes National Parks, wildlife sanctuaries, botanical and safari areas. Our Zimbabwe camping safari visits the famous Mana Pools National Park is situated in the scenic Lower Zambezi Valley.

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The Mana Pools Canoe and Walking Safari - 5 days The Mana Canoe & Walking Trail is an incredible journey that takes one to the heart of Mana Pools and along its shore line. This Zimbabwe camping safari traverses the full length of Mana Pools National Park, starting close to the western boundary of Mana Pools near Ruckomechi and finishing 65 km downstream and many adventures away at Chikwenya's airfield. The attraction and fun of this safari is that guests have the opportunity to experience wildlife away from vehicles, in canoes and on foot, at exceptionally close quarters under the direction of an experienced guide. detailed itinerary...