Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is an extraordinary wildlife destination that has so much more to offer in terms of wildlife and is have also been one of Africa’s top safari destinations.

More prominently, the Big Five as its affectionately became known as, is prolific throughout certain areas and national parks in the southern African country – making it a prime safari destination for Big Five holidays in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe’s wilderness areas are still quite untamed and thus very exciting to hunt. The concession we use is unfenced, with many animals roaming in and out of the area as they please. This means that oftentimes an animal will appear at the opportune moment, adding an extra trophy to your repertoire.

Three of the Big Five (elephant, buffalo and leopard) are available on our hunting safaris to Zimbabwe. Additional dangerous game species include both crocodile and hippopotamus. Some unique plains game subspecies are also available for hunting in Zimbabwe, like the Chobe bushbuck and Livingstone eland.

Spotting lions is a first priority for safari-lovers.
In Zimbabwe, there are an estimated 430 black rhinos and 290 white rhinos remaining, so we believe that the best place to spot them is a destination where they are most protected.

Zimbabwe’s wilderness areas are still quite untamed and very exciting to hunt. The concession we use is unfenced, the animals have the freedom to roam in and out of the area as they please, which means that oftentimes an animal will appear at the opportune moment, adding an extra trophy to your repertoire.

Zimbabwe has a variety of accommodation catering for a large spectrum of visitors, like the Sondelani Game Lodge and its surrounding hunting area is situated approximately 220 kilometres South of Bulawayo.

Zimbabwe is a beautiful country filled with lots of great attractions, great game viewing and breath-taking scenery (…especially if you are able to catch a sunset. Believe me; nothing comes close).

We offer Luxury Game Lodges beautiful vistas that overlook and surrounding hunting areas. There are gardens have shady spots in which you can enjoy the beauty of the setting and the charm of the thatched buildings.