Attractions in Mana Pools & Zambezi Valley
The wildest walking safari on Earth 🦁
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Chinhoyi Caves
📍 Chinhoyi
🌲 NatureA stunning system of limestone caverns featuring the brilliantly clear, cobalt-blue 'Sleeping Pool' and technical diving opportunities.
Mana Pools National Park
📍 Chirundu
🌲 NatureA UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its scenic Zambezi River floodplains and the ability to view wildlife such as elephants and lions on foot.
Lake Chivero Recreational Park
📍 Harare
🌲 NatureA diverse park on the shores of Harare's main reservoir, home to white rhinos, birdlife, and offering peaceful picnic spots.
Lower Zambezi River
📍 Chirundu
🏔 Scenic ViewThe lifeblood of the valley, offering breathtaking water-level views of the wilderness and opportunities for guided scenic boat trips.
Otto Beit Bridge
📍 Chirundu
🏛 LandmarkA majestic 1930s suspension bridge that connects Zimbabwe and Zambia, serving as a historic architectural landmark over the Zambezi.
Chewore Safari Area
📍 Chirundu
🌲 NaturePart of a UNESCO World Heritage site, this rugged wilderness is renowned for its prehistoric dinosaur tracks and pristine riverine scenery along the lower Zambezi.
Lion & Cheetah Park
📍 Harare
🐄 FarmA popular family destination featuring a drive-through lion enclosure and a petting zoo area with farm animals and giant tortoises.
Long Pool
📍 Mana Pools
🏔 Scenic ViewThe largest of the four permanent pools in the park, offering families a spectacular vantage point for viewing aquatic wildlife and dramatic riverine scenery.
Sapi Safari Area
📍 Chirundu
🦁 ZooPart of the UNESCO World Heritage site, this former hunting area is now a pristine photographic reserve offering exclusive river-based wildlife viewing.
Chirundu Fossil Forest
📍 Chirundu
🏰 CastleA protected National Monument featuring rare, 150-million-year-old fossilized tree trunks preserved in their natural setting.
