What is Hwange National Park: Zimbabwe's Premier Safari Destination about?
Home to over 100 mammal species and one of Africa's largest elephant populations, Hwange is a must-visit wilderness.

Home to over 100 mammal species and one of Africa's largest elephant populations, Hwange is a must-visit wilderness.
Home to over 100 mammal species and one of Africa's largest elephant populations, Hwange is a must-visit wilderness. Pori Africa covers this topic for travellers planning Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Botswana journeys from Victoria Falls.
Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest game reserve, spanning over 14,600 square kilometres of diverse ecosystems from teak forests to grasslands. It is home to one of Africa's largest elephant populations, with over 45,000 elephants roaming its plains. The park is particularly famous for its massive man-made waterholes, which concentrate wildlife during the dry season (May–October), creating extraordinary game-viewing opportunities. Lions, leopards, wild dogs, giraffes, zebras, and over 400 bird species make Hwange a complete safari destination. Unlike some parks, Hwange feels wild and uncrowded — you can drive for hours without seeing another vehicle, especially in the southern and eastern reaches.
Home to over 100 mammal species and one of Africa's largest elephant populations, Hwange is a must-visit wilderness.
Pori Africa uses local knowledge of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Botswana to connect this guide with tours, special packages, transfers, safaris, and cultural experiences.