Mozambique and Zimbabwe in Southern Africa
Africa’s Most Breathtaking Countries
Our hunting safaris take you to Africa’s most pristine wilderness areas. Experience the fascination of untamed nature up close.
Our Destinations
Zimbabwe and Mozambique in Detail
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe captivates visitors with its breathtaking landscapes, warm-hearted people, and an exceptional diversity of natural and hunting experiences. From the Eastern Highlands and the Gonarezhou and Hwange National Parks to the magnificent Victoria Falls, the country offers some of the most spectacular regions in Southern Africa.
Our carefully selected hunting areas in the south and west of the country are renowned for their abundant wildlife, professional standards, and sustainable wildlife management. Zimbabwe is particularly valued for its elephant and buffalo hunting opportunities, as well as its wide variety of plains game, which can be experienced as part of a classic, privately guided safari.
Mozambique
Luwire in northern Mozambique, located directly adjacent to the Niassa Special Reserve, is considered one of Africa’s most pristine and untouched hunting areas. The impressive landscape of vast bushveld, winding rivers, and striking granite outcrops provides a natural habitat for lions, leopards, buffalo, and a diverse range of plains game.
After arriving via Pemba, you will fly directly into the hunting area by light aircraft, where several camps and exclusive 1:1 support from experienced professional hunters and trackers await you. Far away from civilisation and mass tourism, you will experience an authentic hunting adventure in one of Africa’s last great wilderness areas.
Responsibility
Our partners exclusively include hunting concessions and professional hunting operators that practice sustainable wildlife management and are deeply committed to the long-term conservation of Africa's wilderness and wildlife.
Every one of our tailor-made safaris supports local conservation initiatives and communities, helping to create lasting benefits for both people and wildlife.