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Zimbabwe | 19 – 27 October 2024
Highlights : Mana Pools National Park | Kariba Lake | Victoria Falls
Discover Zimbabwe’s hidden treasures by exploring Mana Pools National Park by 4×4 and on foot, navigating on a private boat on the superb Lake Kariba, lulled by the waters lapping. End your stay with a visit to the famous Victoria Falls!
Enjoy adventurous activities such as morning bush walks, high quality safaris in open 4×4 vehicles and canoe trips, while recharging your batteries with Sandrine Bonduel’s daily Hatha Yoga and Yoga Nidra sessions.
Zimbabwe’s sense of freedom sets it apart from the rest. You’ll fall under the spell of this magnificent country, which has managed to preserve a rich and varied animal population despite the political and economic challenges it does encounter.
19 – 27 October 2024
10 days / 9 nights
Dive into the African savannah with our 5-star safaris, where our expert guides will accompany you for an unforgettable experience. Explore mana Pools national park. Marvel at the majesty of the Blyde River Canyon, the third largest canyon in the world…
Dive into the heart of an animal paradise where every sunrise reveals new treasures to be discovered in the heart of the reserves. Lions, elephants, robust rhinos, buffalo and elusive leopards will amaze you with their majestic presence, offering unforgettable encounters with African wildlife. But there’s more to South Africa than these iconic savannah giants. You also have the chance to observe a myriad of other fascinating species.
Sandrine, who trained at the Shivannanda centres, studied and practised yoga in India and Spain. She has been practising Hatha Yoga for over 10 years.
Hatha Yoga is a tool for physical and mental transformation. By maintaining the postures, we improve concentration and seek precise alignment of the body, while gently and deeply toning it. There are no particular contraindications.
Zimbabwe is a mythical destination, which charm lies in its authenticity and natural splendour.
Zimbabwe’s sense of freedom sets it apart from the rest. You’ll fall under the spell of this magnificent country, which has managed to preserve a rich and varied wildlife population despite the important political and economic challenges that it is still facing.
About your safari guides
The guide diploma issued by the Zimbabwean government is one of the most comprehensive and difficult to obtain on the African continent. From the names of trees, flowers and birds to the geology and environmental knowledge needed to guide walking safaris, we guarantee you an unrivalled safari experience.
One of Zimbabwe’s last wilderness sanctuaries, this 22,000 km² jewel in the north of the country boasts a variety of unique ecosystems.
Mana Pools, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the jewel in the crown of Zimbabwe’s national parks. With few tourists, you’ll enjoy an authentic experience in the midst of a wilderness perfectly preserved by regulations that prohibit any permanent construction. A vast array of wildlife roams here, attracted by the permanent waters of the Zambezi River and the surrounding lakes. The unique feature of the park lies in the opportunity to approach large mammals on foot, combined with canoe safaris along the Zambezi River.
You’ll come face to face with Nature, in absolute silence.
The banks of the Zambezi overlook the river and flood plains where can be observed a remarkable concentration of wildlife. Large herds of elephant and buffalo, many species of antelope and their predators, such as lion and hyena, migrate to the region every year during the dry winter months.
For bird lovers, the park boasts more than 450 recorded species of resident and migratory birds.
The largest artificial lake in the world
A gigantic inland sea created by a dam on the Zambezi River, Lake Kariba lies on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, and covers an area of 5,600 km², making it the fifth largest artificial lake in the world.
When the dam was built, huge tracts of Mopani forest were submerged by the rising waters: the flora present consists of dried tree trunks emerging from the water, offering a magical sight at sunset.
The lake is rich in fish and is home to a large crocodile population, estimated at 25,000. The lake provides water for several species and the banks are regularly populated by animals.
You’ll sail through forests of petrified mopane trees, falling asleep on board at night with elephants, hippos and crocodiles as your only neighbours… You’ll forget the passage of time. Your days will be filled with boat excursions, wildlife spotting along the banks, yoga, safaris and a visit to an island…
A Natural Spectacle!
Victoria Falls is one of Africa’s most spectacular natural attractions. The millions of litres of water rushing down the gorges of the Zambezi offer a magical spectacle. At the heart of a protected national park, they form a natural border between Zimbabwe and Zambia.
October is the dry season. Even if there is sometimes little water left, you can admire the immensity of the land fault and not be blinded by the mist. It’s also the perfect time to take advantage of other activities, such as rafting in the gorges, swimming in Devil’s Pool (on the Zambian side) or taking a shivering plunge at the edge of the chasm. Thrills guaranteed.
Mana Pools is one of Zimbabwe’s last wilderness sanctuaries, this 22,000 km² jewel in the north of the country boasts a variety of unique ecosystems. You’ll enjoy authentic safaris far from all civilisation, surrounded by wild animals. An experience you’ll never forget!
You will spend 3 nights in a comfortable en-suite tent, in double occupancy, your bathroom under the stars, your canvas tent as only barrier between you and the wild animals.
The largest artificial lake in the world
You’ll sail through forests of petrified mopane trees, falling asleep on board at night with elephants, hippos and crocodiles as your only neighbours… You’ll forget the passage of time. Your days will be filled with boat excursions, wildlife spotting along the banks, yoga, safaris and a visit to an island…
You will spend 3 nights on the boat in comfortable cabins, in double occupancy.
You will spend your last 2 nights of your stay in a 3-star guest house in a double room, located in the city centre, close to Victoria Falls.
During your whole safari, bush walks are easy and the terrain is flat.
Dive into adventure with our 5-star safaris, where our expert guides will accompany you for an unforgettable experience. Explore a Conservation project. Marvel at the majesty of the Blyde River Canyon, the third largest canyon in the world…
Dive into the heart of an animal paradise where every sunrise reveals new treasures to be discovered in the heart of the reserves. Lions, elephants, robust rhinos, buffalo and elusive leopards will amaze you with their majestic presence, offering unforgettable encounters with African wildlife. But there’s more to South Africa than these iconic savannah giants. You also have the chance to observe a myriad of other fascinating species.
Sandrine, who trained at the Shivannanda centres, studied and practised yoga in India and Spain. She has been practising Hatha Yoga for over 10 years.
Hatha Yoga is a tool for physical and mental transformation. By maintaining the postures, we improve concentration and seek precise alignment of the body, while gently and deeply toning it. There are no particular contraindications.
Zimbabwe’s charm lies in its authenticity and natural splendour.
Zimbabwe’s sense of freedom sets it apart from the rest. You’ll fall under the spell of this magnificent country, which has managed to preserve a rich and varied wildlife population despite the important political and economic challenges that it is still facing.
About your safari guides
The guide diploma issued by the Zimbabwean government is one of the most comprehensive and difficult to obtain on the African continent. From the names of trees, flowers and birds to the geology and environmental knowledge needed to guide walking safaris, we guarantee you an unrivalled safari experience.
One of Zimbabwe’s last wilderness sanctuaries, this 22,000 km² jewel in the north of the country boasts a variety of unique ecosystems.
Mana Pools, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the jewel in the crown of Zimbabwe’s national parks. With few tourists, you’ll enjoy an authentic experience in the midst of a wilderness perfectly preserved by regulations that prohibit any permanent construction. A vast array of wildlife roams here, attracted by the permanent waters of the Zambezi River and the surrounding lakes. The unique feature of the park lies in the opportunity to approach large mammals on foot, combined with canoe safaris along the Zambezi River.
You’ll come face to face with Nature, in absolute silence.
The banks of the Zambezi overlook the river and flood plains where can be observed a remarkable concentration of wildlife. Large herds of elephant and buffalo, many species of antelope and their predators, such as lion and hyena, migrate to the region every year during the dry winter months.
For bird lovers, the park boasts more than 450 recorded species of resident and migratory birds.
The largest artificial lake in the world
A gigantic inland sea created by a dam on the Zambezi River, Lake Kariba lies on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, and covers an area of 5,600 km², making it the fifth largest artificial lake in the world.
When the dam was built, huge tracts of Mopani forest were submerged by the rising waters: the flora present consists of dried tree trunks emerging from the water, offering a magical sight at sunset.
The lake is rich in fish and is home to a large crocodile population, estimated at 25,000. The lake provides water for several species and the banks are regularly populated by animals.
You’ll navigate through forests of petrified mopane trees, falling asleep on board at night with elephants, hippos and crocodiles as your only neighbours… You’ll forget about time. Your days will be filled with boat excursions, wildlife spotting along the lake’s banks, yoga sessions, safaris and a visit to local people on an island.
A Natural Spectacle!
Victoria Falls is one of Africa’s most spectacular natural attractions. The millions of litres of water rushing down the gorges of the Zambezi offer a magical spectacle. At the heart of a protected national park, they form a natural border between Zimbabwe and Zambia.
October is the dry season. Even if there is sometimes little water left, you can admire the immensity of the land fault and not be blinded by the mist. It’s also the perfect time to take advantage of other activities, such as rafting in the gorges, swimming in Devil’s Pool (on the Zambian side) or taking a shivering plunge at the edge of the chasm. Thrills guaranteed.
Mana Pools is one of Zimbabwe’s last wilderness sanctuaries, this 22,000 km² jewel in the north of the country boasts a variety of unique ecosystems.
You’ll enjoy a safari under the stars, surrounded by wild animals, for a safari experience you’ll never forget.
You will spend 3 nights in a comfortable en-suite tent with bathroom under the stars, in double occupancy, and the canvas of your tent as only barrier between you and the wild animals….
The largest artificial lake in the world
You’ll navigate through forests of petrified mopane trees, falling asleep on board at night with elephants, hippos and crocodiles as your only neighbours… You’ll forget about time. Your days will be filled with boat excursions, wildlife spotting along the lake’s banks, yoga sessions, safaris and a visit to local people on an island.
You will spend 3 nights on the boat in comfortable cabins, in double occupancy.
You will spend the last 2 nights of your stay in a 3-star guest house in a double room, located in the city centre, close to the Victoria Falls.
Durant les 6 premiers jours de votre séjour, les marches en brousse sont faciles, le terrain est plat.
Rates are subject to change without notice in the event of increases in services provided by third parties, park entrance fees, conservation taxes, fuel and currency fluctuations beyond our control.
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