Mana Pools National Park, located in the northern region of Zimbabwe is one of the most remarkable conservation areas in the World. As a result of being bordered to the north by the Zambezi River and a steep escarpment to the south, this 219,600 hectre is in a truly remote area, making it the ultimate wildlife sanctuary.

Mana Pools National Park was inscribed as a UNESCO world heritage site in 1984 together with the Sapi and Chewore Safari Area. The region boasts of pure wildness and unparrarelled natural beauty. This biosphere nourished by the waters of the Zambezi River was also designated a Ramsar wetland of international importance in 2013. The vegetation in Mana is also interesting as it is unique to the area.

The naturally preserved ecological area of Mana Pools offers spectacular sights of hippopotamus, lions, wild dogs, crocodile, elephants and over 300 recorded species of birds including Pel’s fishing owl. Mana is a prime hunting ground for animals therefore visitors have a good chance of witnessing wild lion kills.