Enjoy the convenience of a private driver and vehicle for your transfer between the Victoria Falls Airport and your lodge.

Discover the Zimbabwean way of life on a half day tour, immersing yourself in the local communities of Southern Africa. Begin by visiting a local village to witness rural life up close, interacting with the people, exploring their homes, and even assisting with daily chores. This firsthand experience offers a current perspective on the rich culture of the region. Afterward, head to Chinotimba, a high-density suburb of Victoria Falls, for a traditional African lunch with a local family. You can expect genuine hospitality and a chance to try regional dishes such as beef stew. The tour concludes with a shared transfer back to your accommodation.

Situated on the Zambezi River, bordering Zambia and Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder of unparalleled beauty and grandeur. Meet your fellow travelers in the hotel lobby before embarking on the tour. Known locally as "Mosi-oa-Tunya," or the smoke that thunders, the Falls are a remarkable sight. Whether it's the towering spray during high water levels, the thunderous sound of the falling water, or the serene lagoons harboring hippos and crocodiles upstream, the Falls exude a magical aura. Spanning 1,708 meters, it boasts the world's largest curtain of water, with a drop of 90m to 107m into the Zambezi Gorge. Approximately 550,000 cubic meters of water cascade over the edge every minute. The experience at the Falls varies throughout the year, with peak flood season in March and April showcasing the full power of the falls. As the floods recede, the Falls offer increasingly better views. By November and December, during the lowest water levels, the Falls transform into gentle streams, and some parts may even run dry. The afternoon is yours to enjoy as you please.

Fly today from Victoria Falls to Mana Pools with luggage restrictions of 20 kg per person. Bag dimensions must not exceed 25 cm wide x 30 cm high x 62 cm long. Passengers over 100 kg may need to buy an additional seat. The aircraft may land at another airstrip to maximize passenger load.

Mana Pools is famous for its abundant elephant, buffalo, hippo, and eland populations, especially during winter near the river. Join an expert guide on a game drive to see these renowned animals. Predators like lion, leopard, and wild dog are also present. Birdwatching is exceptional, with a variety of local favorites like collared palm thrush, racket-tailed roller, purple-banded sunbird, and black-throated wattle-eyes. Mana Pools National Park, known for its wildlife and stunning scenery, is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your guide will assist in spotting game and provide insights on the park's flora and fauna.

Walking safaris are an integral part of spotting exciting wildlife. These hikes in the bush fully immerse you in Africa's diverse biodiversity, thanks to the sparse vegetation that offers great visibility and a wide range of fauna. Mana Pools National Park is a top walking destination on the continent, where experienced guides ensure your safety while pointing out species that may have gone unnoticed in a safari vehicle. Keep a lookout for big game and capture the moment with your camera!

Today, experience Mana Pools and its wild residents from a different perspective by embarking on a canoeing excursion along the park's waterways. The park features a vast floodplain that transforms into expansive lakes after each rainy season, making it an ideal location for a canoeing adventure in Africa. Paddle through the serene waters and appreciate the pristine surroundings while keeping an eye out for wildlife. You may encounter fascinating creatures such as hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and numerous bird species. This activity not only provides a chance for exercise but also creates an unforgettable safari experience.

Mana, translated from Shona as ‘four’, refers to the four large pools formed in the park by the middle Zambezi. The park is filled with numerous bodies of water, islands, and sandbanks bordered by mahogany forests, wild figs, ebonies, and baobabs. The lack of development in Mana makes it a remarkable wildlife hot spot, offering exceptional game viewing opportunities. Today, embark on a game drive to become more acquainted with the park’s inhabitants, including a sizable population of hippos, crocodiles, elephants, and buffalo.

The stunning Mana Pools National Park is bordered by the mystical Zambezi River to the north. The river, along with natural forces, has shaped the land, resulting in a variety of habitats such as open floodplains, mopane woodland, and riverine forest with the Rift Valley escarpment mountains. The areas along the river and in the floodplains provide excellent wildlife visibility. Today, venture out into the waters of Mana Pools for a unique game viewing experience. Float gently down the river and appreciate the tranquil scenery. With some luck, you may encounter elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and other species that call this part of Zimbabwe home.

Fly today from Mana Pools to Bumi Hills with luggage restrictions of 20 kg (44 lbs) per person. Bag dimensions should not exceed 25 cm (10 in) wide x 30 cm (12 in) high x 62 cm (24 in) long. Passengers over 100 kg (220 lbs) may need to purchase an extra seat. The aircraft may land at another airstrip to maximize passenger load.

Lake Kariba, the world's largest man-made lake by volume, is now home to a variety of species that have adapted to the environment. Elephants, buffalo, cheetahs, antelope, and lions are often seen attracted by the lake's fresh water. Crocodiles and hippos thrive in the lake, making them a highlight of any visit. Cruise on Lake Kariba today and appreciate its beauty while listening to the calls of the African fish eagle. Learn about traditional fishing methods and the people who live on the lake's banks from your river guide.

Lake Kariba is a freshwater body that is home to several game fish species from the Zambezi river system. Spend your day cruising and fishing for tiger fish, tilapia, and vundu. The fish are released back into the water and you can enjoy the views of the shoreline and drowned trees.

Experience the ecosystem of Lake Kariba on a walking safari. Your guide will show you different animal species and provide interesting details about their habitat. Explore the local plant life and feel connected to Africa. Don't forget your camera as you may encounter game along the way.

You can board a flight today from Bumi Hills to Hwange National Park. The luggage restrictions allow for a maximum of 20 kg (44 lbs) in soft bags per person, including all hand luggage. The dimensions of the bags should not exceed 25 cm (10 in) wide x 30 cm (12 in) high and 62 cm (24 in) long. Passengers weighing over 100 kg (220 lbs) may need to purchase an extra seat. The aircraft may land at another airstrip en route to your lodge in order to maximize passenger load.

In the afternoon, you can head out into Hwange National Park to explore its numerous wonders. This park is home to a wide variety of African wildlife and is a paradise for nature enthusiasts. There are thousands of elephants and buffalo, and lions are commonly spotted. The elusive leopard is always a thrilling sight to see. With 100 recorded species, there is plenty to keep you entertained. During the dry season (Apr-May, Jul-Oct), game-viewing is enhanced by the shallow pans scattered throughout the park. These natural salt-licks attract elephants, who enjoy wallowing in the mud. The man-made waterholes provide much-needed water during the hot, dry winter months. With an experienced guide by your side, you can delve deep into this mesmerizing environment and safely enjoy your incredible African adventure.

Hwange National Park is known for its diverse wildlife, including over 100 mammal and 400 bird species. Visitors have the opportunity to see lions, buffalos, cheetahs, elephants, giraffes, hyenas, sables, and leopards in their natural habitat. The park's numerous waterholes make it a great place for game spotting. A game drive allows you to experience the beauty of Hwange's scenery and learn about the flora and fauna from an experienced guide.

For a more immersive experience, a walking safari is the perfect option. Accompanied by a guide, you can explore the wild and observe smaller creatures like dung beetles, reed frogs, and termite mounds. You might even get a chance to photograph larger animals from a distance. A walking safari offers a unique connection with nature and brings your African adventure to life.

Hwange National Park is home to a diverse range of wildlife, providing endless entertainment for safari lovers. Originally a hunting ground for Zulu warrior king Mzilikazi, the park was established in 1928 and continues to attract visitors from around the world. Join a guided game drive through Hwange to further explore the park and its elusive inhabitants. Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings while keeping an eye out for majestic animals.

Today, you can board a flight from Hwange National Park to Bulawayo. The baggage allowance is 15 kg per person in a soft bag, with an additional 5 kg for hand baggage. Passengers weighing over 100 kg will need to pay for two seats. Any excess baggage must be declared and may incur an extra fee.

Start your day with a walking safari alongside a knowledgeable guide. This experience offers a great chance to observe smaller wildlife that may have gone unnoticed from the safari vehicle. However, you may also come across larger animals like warthogs, zebras, klipspringers, kudus, impalas, wildebeests, reedbucks, duikers, steenboks, hyraxes, and a diverse array of bird species. If you're fortunate, you might even catch a glimpse of a leopard, although it's likely that the leopard will spot you first! Your guide will be with you throughout the safari, ensuring your safety and enjoyment, and answering any questions you may have.

The Matobo Hills in Africa is home to rhinos and offers safari experiences to spot these endangered mammals. Guides from the lodge will lead you on a thrilling encounter with rhinos in the bush, either by vehicle or on foot.

Experience the local culture by visiting an African homestead and interacting with the Matabele people. Tour their traditional huts and learn about their way of life. Then, visit a rural clinic and meet a Traditional Healer who may be able to cure your ailment for a small fee. Interact with the children at the primary school and witness their eagerness to learn despite facing adversity. Amalinda's social responsibility program, The Mother Africa Trust, supports projects at the school, clinic, and orphanage.

You will be offered a private transfer from your lodge in Matobo National Park to Bulawayo airport. From there, you can catch a flight to Johannesburg, which lasts around one hour and 30 minutes.