Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Zambezi National Park is a spectacular wilderness area spanning over 56,593 hectares in western Zimbabwe. It is situated adjacent to the renowned Victoria Falls, offering tourists a unique opportunity to combine wildlife viewing with one of the world's natural wonders. The park is divided into two main sections, the Chamabondo Vlei and the Zambezi River sections, each with its own unique features. The Zambezi River section is famous for its rugged terrain, dramatic gorges, and the meandering river, which supports diverse ecosystems. Visitors can see iconic wildlife such as elephants, lions, buffaloes, and a variety of antelope species. The Chamabondo Vlei is known for its open grasslands, which attract a range of species and are ideal for game drives. Historically, the park has played a crucial role in conservation efforts, aiming to protect its wildlife from poaching and habitat loss. Visitors can engage in various recreational activities including fishing, canoeing, and guided walking safaris, providing a comprehensive wildlife experience.
