Hwange National Park
Hwange is a large, sprawling expanse of semi-arid landscape that supports a huge diversity of wildlife, including massive herds of elephants
During the dry-season months between June and October, elephants converge on Hwange’s pumped waterholes from far and wide, some coming from as great a distance as Chobe in neighbouring Botswana. The result is an impressive wildlife spectacle. Waterholes see a continuous procession of these large pachyderms along with a wide variety of general game species and their ever-attendant predators.
Safari enthusiasts need seldom travel further than these action-packed waterpoints to get their fill of exciting wildlife sightings.
