The 10 Best National Parks in the World
"A UNESCO World Heritage site, [this park] in northern Zimbabwe is one of the most remote and least developed safari parks in Southern Africa. Given its location along the magnificent Zambezi River, the park is home to an amazing array of animal and bird species and, as a result, offers a plethora of exciting adventure activities, including open-vehicle game drives, exceptional guided walking safaris, and exciting canoeing excursions among huge numbers of hippos and crocodiles." — Julian Harrison, Premier Tours. Visitors can expect remote, Zambezi-river–framed wildlife viewing with close encounters of hippos, crocodiles and many bird species, plus a mix of game drives, walking safaris and canoeing." - Elizabeth Cantrell Elizabeth Cantrell Elizabeth Cantrell is a senior editor at Travel + Leisure. She edits stories with a focus on outdoor and adventure travel, as well as Canada, Northern Europe, and the Southeastern U.S. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
