
Mana Pools National Park is situated in the Lower Zambezi and is one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Mana means "four" in Shona refers to the four permanent pools that is formed in the Zambezi River.
This park consists of 2'500 square kilometres of river frontage, sandbanks, islands, and pools, is one of the least developed parks in Southern Africa and is ideal for those who want to rough it...
With no fences or borders you get the chance to get up close and personal with the wildlife (including the Big 5). The game rangers are well trained and their knowledge of the animals and their habits and habitats are very impressive.
It's also a very good fishing destination with tiger fishing as main attraction.
For more information and great packages visit AfriZim or Zambezi Safari & Travel Ltd Co .