Canoe safaris Zambezi river
Canoeing trails on the Zambezi river in Mana Pools. In the style of the early explorers our adventure safaris range from three to ten days.
Experience solitude, stunning scenery and wildlife in the remore Mana Pools area.
Combined walking and canoe safaris also available.
WHERE
Lower Zambezi river in the Mana Pools region.
A remote wilderness flanked by mountains, floodplains and river terraces.
WILDLIFE
hippo, crocodile, elephant, waterbuck, buffalo, lion, hyena, eland
BIRDLIFE
African Fish Eagle
carmine bee-eater
skimmers,
rufous bellied heron
Pel’s fishing owl
Safari trails start from three days to 10 days. No previous experience is necessary.
There are a number of options you can look at to get to Kariba.
The quickest of course would be to fly in and we can arrange domestic charter shuttle flights for you. Flights can be booked from Harare or Victoria Falls straight to Mana Pools National Park.
Road transfers from Harare or Lusaka is another option.
Alternatively you could consider taking the ferry from Mlibizi
Safari trails start from three days to 10 days. No previous experience is necessary.
There are a number of options you can look at to get to Kariba.
The quickest of course would be to fly in and we can arrange domestic charter shuttle flights for you. Flights can be booked from Harare or Victoria Falls straight to Mana Pools National Park.
Road transfers from Harare or Lusaka is another option.
Alternatively you could consider taking the ferry from Mlibizi
In addition to elephant and buffalo, you can also expect to find lion, leopard and other predators. These animals are found in the area but are heard more than seen.
Antelope species include kudu, waterbuck, impala, zebra and eland.
Keep a look out for baboons which are a common sighting, particularly near the main camps.
Birdlife is always spectacular and varied with over 300 recorded species in the Mana area.
Best time of year for birds and particularly the migratory species, is in the summer months from November to April.
Insects in the Zambezi Valley are fascinating, even for avid bug-haters. During the wet season the population explodes.