Victoria Falls is surrounded by National Parks and therefore an ideal departure point to enjoy a early morning or late afternoon game drives to see the wildlife and birds that are found in this region.

Zambezi National Park, situated on the Upper Zambezi River, is one of Zimbabwe's most beautiful national parks. The proximity to Victoria Falls makes this park extremely convenient to visit. It offers good game viewing and guests have the ideal opportunity of combining a walking with a canoeing safari. Our walking safaris are conducted in remote sections of this park and our camps are private and secluded, ensuring privacy and a wilderness experience.

The attractions of Kazuma National Park are its remoteness, its tremendous ecological diversity, its excellent walking opportunities and the game species found there. Kazuma is best known for its rolling grasslands offering exquisite views, diversity of bird-life, its majestic herds of sable antelope, resident oribi, nomadic elephant herds and its lion prides. The park has only two camping sites, which are separated by a considerable distance, ensuring a private safari.

Chobe National Park: The Chobe riverfront famous for its abundance of elephants - the highest concentration of elephants to be found anywhere in Africa. Chobe is also famous for its huge herds of buffalo, for the Chobe bushbuck, for being the southern most point where puku can be seen and for its rich bird life.

Being only an hour from Victoria Falls its popular for day trips.