Mana Pools National Park on the southern bank of the Zambezi River is one of southern Africa's top walking safari destinations, in addition however, there isn't a river in the world that offers the big game, wilderness location and adventure that you'll find here on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. The Mana Pools area was created when the Zambezi River formed an alluvial flood-plain some 12 kilometres wide and 30 kilometres long. It is rich in forests of giant acacia and mahogany, loaded with game and there is a large ad varied river life.

What makes Mana Pools particularly special is it's unique scenery coupled with the large variations of animal and bird life created by its rich and wild heritage. Mana Pools is the only game park in Zimbabwe holding carnivores and the larger mammals in which visitors are allowed to walk unaccompanied - this is of course done at your own risk. The option is to make use of one of the camps or to access Mana Pools by canoe. If you're planning a canoe safari, there is no place in Africa that can compare with Mana Pools