Game Drive In The Zambezi National Park From Victoria Falls
Venture on a Zambezi Game Drive into the 57 000 hectare, unfenced Zambezi National Park which is only a five minute drive from Victoria Falls Town, exploring the vast genuine wilderness of the Zambezi National Park.
Using an open four-wheel drive safari vehicle, the Zambezi Park game drive allows the guests to discover many interpretations of the bush and all its inhabitants, related to them by our suitably trained and qualified guides. This is an uncontrived bush experience, covering a genuinely wild, unfenced wilderness area.
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2 – 8 Guests per vehicle
Child Policy: Children 0 – 6 only on private vehicle, 6 – 11 Yrs 50% of adult price.
Casual Dress
Bring sunscreen, hat, warm clothes in winter.
Uncontrived bush experience in unfenced natural wilderness.
A wide variety of larger mammals may be found within the 56,000 hectare Zambezi National Park, including elephant, lion, buffalo and leopard.
Knowledgable guides who will point out and educate you on all the nature points.
Amazing birdlife along the Zambezi River.
Refreshments on the banks of the river.
+/- 3 hours
Pick up from the hotels:
Morning 06h00 am / Afternoon 14h30pm.
Return to hotels:
Morning 09h00 am / Afternoon 16h00pm.
Guided Wildlife Tour in Zambezi National Park
The Zambezi National Park borders the mighty Zambezi River. A Victoria Falls game drive in the Zambezi National Park is an uncontrived bush experience, covering a genuinely wild, unfenced wilderness area.The game drive will set off either in the early morning or mid-afternoon and explore the vast wilderness of the Zambezi National Park. Using an open four-wheel drive vehicle, the highly qualified guide will go in search of the Big Five.
The Park is home to a variety of larger mammal species, including lion, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, zebra and several species of antelope, including eland, kudu, waterbuck, impala, and Zimbabwe’s national animal, the majestic sable.
Morning & Afternoon Safari Drives Inclusions
- Return Transfer.
- Light Breakfast (Morning).
- Drinks / Refreshments.
- Snacks.
- Coffee and Tea.
- $15 National Parks Fees (Per person) Zambezi National Park.
FAQ's
Victoria Falls Game Drive
What will I see on a Zambezi National Park game drive?
On a game drive in the Zambezi National Park above Victoria Falls, expect to see a variety of larger mammal species, including lion, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, Leopard and several species of antelope, including eland, kudu, waterbuck, impala, and Zimbabwe’s national animal, the majestic sable. Watch out for Hippos and Crocodiles along the Zambezi River.
The park is also also home to over 400 species of birds, including a variety of resident and migratory species.
How long does a game drive last and what time does it start?
Game drives take approximately 3 to 4 hours, including hotel transfers.
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Morning drives typically depart around 06:00 and finish by 09:00 am.
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Afternoon drives pickups are from around 14:30 to 15:00 and the drive finishes around 18h15 pm
How much does a game drive cost?
The Zambezi Game Drive costs US$70 pp excluding a US$15 pp national park entrance fee. Children are US$35 pp excluding the park fee. Special arrangements need to be made for children under 6 years old.
There is a minimum of 2 guests required for any booking.
What should be included and excluded in the tour price?
- Return Transfer.
- Guided Game Drive in the Zambezi National Park,
- Light Breakfast (Morning), Drinks / Refreshments.
- Snacks,
- Coffee and Tea.
Excluded:
- $15 National Parks Fees (Per person) Zambezi National Park.
Do I need a visa to enter Zimbabwe for the game drive?
If you are already in Zimbabwe, you do not need an additional visa for the game drive, and you do not leave the country or cross any borders.
If you are arriving from another country like Zambia or Botswana to do the game drive, depending on your nationality, you may need to get a visa when entering Zimbabwe.
When is the best season for optimal wildlife viewing?
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The best game viewing season is the dry season (May to October): Vegetation is thinner and water sources are concentrated, and game tend to gather at waterholes and along the Zambezi River, increasing sightings in these places.
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Game viewing can still be good in the wet season (Nov–Apr): though the bush becomes dense, and wildlife is more dispersed, but a good guide can still make this an exceptional wildlife experience. This season is great for birdwatching.
What should I wear and bring on the game drive?
Wear neutral-coloured layered clothes, sturdy walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen and insect repellent. During winter months it can be cold, so bring a warm jacket. A camera is always great to capture memories, and some binoculars if you have a set.
Is the game drive wheelchair accessible?
The game drives ar conducted in a raised 4×4 vehicle and are not easily accessible for guests in a wheelchair. However depending on the general mobility of the guest, assistance can be provided to help the guest get into the vehicle. It is best to check with the company prior to booking.
Can I book a private game drive or customize my route?
Yes, you are able to book a private game drive for your family; generally, a minimum number of 6 guests will be required for a private drive. Longer drives are also possible by special arrangement. If you are on a private drive, you may specify preferences for birding, predator focus, or other wildlife interests, and the guide will plan accordingly. Zimbabwe guides are recognised as some of the best in the world, and even on a day that the wildlife is not abundant, the guide can still provide an amazing experience.
How do I book a game drive in Victoria Falls?
You can book directly on this website by clicking the “Book Online” button on this page. It’s recommended to book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to secure your place. Or send us an inquiry on the “Enquire Now” button, and we will help you through the process.