Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Zambia

Victoria Falls, located in Zambia, is a stunning natural wonder and one of the largest waterfalls in the world. Its dramatic cascade of water creates a spectacular sight and a mist that can be seen from miles away. The surrounding area offers beautiful scenery and various activities, including guided tours and boat rides. It's a must-visit destination for anyone seeking awe-inspiring natural beauty.

From the Victoria Falls, deep into the bush and it’s surroundings. An abundance of Hippo’s, Elephants, Crocodiles, Buffalo, Impala and lots of different bird species. Conservation at it’s best.

We got to see herds of elephants and giraffes ! That was the highlight of the visit. Kudos to the security guys who work 24/7 for the protection of the rhinos !

The reason we gave this park 4 stars is its small and needs maintenance. We self-drove our car in and around the park….they really want to have you get a tour guide, but it’s unneeded. The bathrooms are rough at the entrance and the park needs to maintain the roads and signs. You get your fees paid, go in and start driving around the paths. Not all are clearly marked, but you can’t get lost as it’s all loops. We saw loads of wildebeest, zebra, impala, and warthogs. The cape Buffalo came out in the afternoon into the marshy grasslands and walked all around in front of us. The hippos were seen in the River! The elephants were all over the opposite river bank. We had a great drive! The rhino seem to be tracked and protected by a group of people/tour guides. They want you to pay them so they take you to them and view the rhino. It seemed a little too “unnatural” to us. We saw rhinos in the wild in Etosha and didn’t need to be led to them and pay an armed “guard/guide”. Again, the park is small and will only take you a few hours to drive slowly through and around.

The park is located in the southern part of Zambia, in Livingstone. I absolutely enjoyed my game drive at the park. While the park is relatively small, it is home to a variety of wildlife. I got to see White Rhinos,Zebras, Buffalos, Gazelles, monkeys and some baboons. The park has got elephants as well but I was unlucky to spot any during my drive. While in the park, one can easily see the Zambezi River and spot some Hippos and crocodiles along the river side. The park provides a blend of natural beauty, wildlife and adventure making it a popular destination for visitors seeking a memorable African experience.

This includes the falls as well as a wildlife sanctuary. The park is OK for wildlife viewing but may seem disappointing if you have visited other national parks, but it is still good. However, this is a place where you can see wild rhino as part of a game drive. The park rangers lead guests on a short walk where you get the chance to see the Rhino up close but far enough away to not disturb them.

I've been working in this National park close to 4 years and I highly recommend it to travellers who wish to see the critically endangered white rhinos and a close distance on a walk. The park has 3 of the big 5 mammals and depending on the season most of the time its not hard to see animals because of the small size of the park. Interesting enough, we embarked on a 06:30am Rhino game drive safari with one Germany client with Daniel (ZAMSATO) and spotted a male leopard which obviously just wondered into the park since cats have not been introduced to this park.

Easy safari experience. No predators and up close viewing opportunities. Great for a shorter safari with incredible views. Look for giraffe, baboon, water monitor lizard, impala, zebra, white rhino, elephants and many more!