Chizarira National Park is a remote wilderness area known for its rugged terrain, diverse wildlife, and dramatic escarpment views. It offers a genuine African safari experience away from the typical tourist trail.
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Chizarira National Park.
Park fees apply, and guides are highly recommended for safety.
May to October is the dry season, ideal for wildlife viewing and hiking.
No formal visitor centers; accommodations often offer advice and guidance.
4WD recommended due to rough roads; check rainy season conditions for accessibility.
Dry season runs from May to October, offering cooler temperatures around 60-85°F. Rainy season from November to April brings humid conditions, making some roads impassable.
Poaching and habitat encroachment pose ongoing threats, while conservation efforts focus on protecting the black rhino and other endangered species.
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Basic campsites near the southern boundary with no facilities.
Offers stunning views atop the escarpment, reachable by 4WD.
Challenging terrain with rewarding views of the escarpment and wildlife spotting.
A scenic hike through river gorges and dense bush, ideal for birdwatching.
Offers insights into local flora and fauna, great for guided walks.
Steep ascents to panoramic views, perfect for experienced hikers.
Hire a guide for safaris to ensure safety and increase wildlife viewing chances.
Dry season (May to October) offers best wildlife visibility, but park can be accessed year-round.
No formal visitor centers; plan logistics carefully with local guides.
Bring robust hiking boots for uneven terrain and insect repellent for protection against bites.