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Stanley and Livingstone Private Game Reserve
Stanley and Livingstone Private Game Reserve
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May 19, 2024

　　Situated 12km from town is this private game reserve covering 4000-hectares. It's home to the Big Five, including the critically endangered black rhino, which you're almost guaranteed to see. Game drives are US$100, or US$135 for a night drive with a bush dinner.

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Stanley and Livingstone Private Game Reserve
Victoria Falls (town)
　　Situated 12km from town is this private game reserve covering 4000-hectares. It's home to the Big Five, including the critically endangered black rhino, which you're almost guaranteed to see. Game drives are US$100, or US$135 for a night drive with a bush dinner. ...
Zambezi National Park
Victoria Falls (town)
　　Just 5km from the town centre is this vastly underrated national park, comprising 40km of Zambezi River frontage and a spread of wildlife-rich mopane (woodland) and savannah. It's best known for its herds of sable, elephant, giraffe, zebra and buffalo, plus the occasional (rarely spotted) lion, leopard and cheetah. It's...
Snake Pit
Victoria Falls (town)
　　Black mambas, spitting cobras and puff adders ain't things you want to come across in the wild, so fortunately they're all here to see behind the safety of glass. The impressive reptile selection comprises mainly African snakes (with a few from other parts of the world), some of them you're...
Victoria Falls National Park
Victoria Falls (town)
　　Here on the Zimbabwe side of the falls you're in for a real treat. Some two-thirds of Victoria Falls are located here, including the main falls themselves, which flow spectacularly year-round. The walk is along the top of the gorge, following a path with various viewing points that open up...
Jafuta Heritage Centre
Victoria Falls (town)
　　This impressive little museum details the cultural heritage of Zimbabwe's indigenous ethnic groups. There's good background information on the Shona, Ndebele, Tonga and Lozi people, as well as fascinating artefacts, jewellery and costumes. 　　Find the time to peruse its excellent selection of reading material. The curator here (Ephraim) can read...
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