Hwange National Park
Why you should Visit here.
Stretching over 14,600 square kilometers, Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s largest wildlife reserve and part of the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA). Vast and beautiful, Hwange National Park is home to all of the Big 5, over 100 mammal species, over 450 bird species and all over Zimbabwe’s endangered species. The park is famous for the staggering elephant populations that congregate in super-herds around the parks watering holes in the summer months.
Key Information
Everything you need to know in a nutshell.
What to Expect
Close to the fringe of the Kalahari desert, Hwange National Park has some of the coldest winters (April to August) in Zimbabwe with hot, humid summer months (September to March).
What to Wear
During the summer months, from September to March, you can expect hot days and warm evenings with the occasional but spectacular afternoon storms. In the winter months, April to August, expect pleasantly warm days with cold nights and early mornings.
Health and Safety
Hwange is a malaria area. We recommend all guests travelling to the region consult their doctor regarding malaria prevention and ensure they travel with ample insect repellent.
What to Do
Game Drives
Home to elephant super-herds, and all of the Big Five, a game drive in Hwange National Park offers exceptional game viewing.
Birding
With over 450 species to spot, Hwange National Park is a fantastic year round destination for the avid birder.
Night Drives
Embark on a thrilling evening drive in search of Zimbabwe's elusive nocturnal animals.
Where to Stay
With fantastic viewing right on it's doorstep and a wide variety of safari activities that suit all ages, The Hide offers the best family safari experience in Hwange National Park.
An authentic bush camp, in the remote northern region of Hwange National Park, Hwange Bush Camp offers a rugged glamping experience to bring you closer to nature.
Explore Hwange National Park in the lap of luxury at this three time award-winning tented camp. At Somalisa nature and luxury seamlessly intertwine to create a lavish safari experience.
