The Safari Experience
An Unscripted 'Masterclass' in the Wild
When you arrive at Victoria Falls, Kaz will personally meet you. If you’re not overnighting there, he’ll escort you by vehicle to camp, which will have been set up exclusively for your group and will be ready and waiting for you.
Each day begins with coffee in the wild and an early game drive, with Kaz behind the wheel, tracking the morning’s sights and sounds. After breakfast back at camp, there’s time to relax before lunch and a siesta in the shade, soaking up the hum of the bush.
In the afternoon, you’ll set out on foot, exploring at a slower pace and noticing the smaller details you might miss in a vehicle. The bush feels different on foot – closer, more connected, every sense engaged.
Evenings are centered around dinner and stories by the campfire, beneath a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the night.
On your final day, Kaz will see you safely back to Victoria Falls, bringing your adventure full circle.
This is a safari the way it’s meant to be – unhurried and immersive. Just you, your tent, and thousands of kilometers of bush to explore.
“We follow the lead of the animals, sometimes sneaking in a dawn break safari when action is unfolding.”
What You Can Expect to See During Your Safari
Hwange National Park offers the perfect setting to experience it all. With Kaz guiding you, you’ll gain insight into the behaviors and interactions between predator and prey, witnessing how wildlife responds to the rhythms of their environment.
Plant-eaters / Prey species:
Elephant, buffalo, hippopotamus, giraffe, zebra, eland, roan, sable, kudu, wildebeest, impala, waterbuck, tsessebe, gemsbok, bushbuck, steenbok, grysbok, duiker, warthog, bushpig, porcupine, hyrax, springhare, and more.
Meat-eaters / Hunting species:
Lion, leopard, cheetah, caracal, serval, civet, mongooses, hyena, painted dogs, jackals, honeybadger, and more.
Primates:
Chacma baboons, vervet monkeys, and bushbabies.
Insect-eaters:
Aardvark, aardwolf, bat-eared foxes, pangolin, and more.
Birdlife:
Some of the 400 bird species to observe include vultures, eagles, secretary bird, korhaans, bustards, cranes, owls, falcons, kestrels, hornbills, guinea-fowl, and many others.
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