Add this 4-day extension to any Zimbabwe tour with a stopover to Bulawayo town. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site of Matobo Hills and Matobo National Park. Wander through the breathtaking granite boulder landscape, spot wildlife, track black and white rhino, and experience some unique sides to a Zimbabwe safari seldom seen in other regions.
Highlights
Hike through granite boulders of the Matobo Hills UNESCO Site
Stay at Camp Amalinda, a quirky and unique traditional safari lodge
Track black or white rhino and spot game in Matobo National Park
Activities that provide a reasonable level of physical challenge and elevate the heart rate. Focused on more active pursuits including multisport tours. Travelers may be active 5-7 hours total each day. Recommended for travelers with active lifestyles.
Arrive to Bulawayo town airport. Here you are met and drive the rest of the way to Camp Amalinda, about 45 km south of town. Settle in to your safari camp here, the quirky yet upscale Camp Amalinda. Set in and around the huge boulders of Matobo Hills, this lodge offers individually-decorated suites located at the base of a watering hole that attracts zebras from the area. Settle in to your new home and enjoy the first glimpse of your surroundings.
Contact us to arrange additional hotel nights during layovers en route.
Spend these two full days exploring the region of the UNESCO Site of Matobo Hills and the Matobo National Park. The grandeur of the region is unlike any other in Zimbabwe, and the giant granite castle kopjes set a stunning backdrop in which to spot game. Enjoy easy walks around the area, travel to nearby San rock art sites, or enjoy a full-day strenuous hike to Nanke Cave. Track both black and white rhino while on foot with your professional guide. Opt to drive through the park spotting game with your guide. Learn about some of the famous explorers of the region, such as Cecil John Rhodes, and the history of the Matabele people here. Gain insight into the Matabele as well with a visit to a nearby village, the primary school, and a local homestead in the area. Two scheduled safari activities are included each day and you can plan these days based on your interests.
Day 4: Return Bulawayo
1 Breakfast
Enjoy your last morning at Camp Amalinda before you return to the airport in Bulawayo for your flight on to your next destination.
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$1,5272-3 travelers
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Rates based on group of 2 people in double occupancy.
Initial deposit is 25%, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card.
Final payment is due 70 days prior to departure by bank transfer, check, or credit card. Final payments by credit card may be subject to surcharge and maximum charge of $20,000
Beyond expectations! Then again we weren't sure what to expect. Lovely stay at the lodge, met other like-minded travelers (many had their trips planned by Adventure Life) and the owner was a gracious hostess. It felt like you were one happy family, visiting with a favorite aunt.
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1 week ago
Wonderful personal attention to detail and very helpful suggestions by experienced travel experts
John K
1 week ago
Franny has been such an amazing help with all my trip planning. This is our 3rd trip to plan with her and she is always so willing to assist and find the best deals for my family and friends.
Suzanne Turbyfill
1 week ago
Our advisor at Adventure Life, Mary Curry, was knowledgable and quick to respond with answers to any questions we had. She made our booking efficiently and set up a time for us to make a secure payment through her directly. We’ve used Adventure Life repeatedly and would definitely recommend it.
