Camping / Overlanding Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe English 4K

Buckt list: Adventure Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe.

How dangerous is an expedition through Zimbabwe without traveling in a group?

We want to invite you to our secod expedition trough Zimbabwe. We would like to give you an impression of the experiences and adventures that can happen on such an expedition.

Im ersten Teil erkunden wir den Mana Pools NP, der seit 1984 zum UNESCO Weltnaturerbe Zählt, 2.200 km² groß ist. Er liegt in Westsimbabwe, direkt am mächtigen Sambesi, an der Grenze zu Sambia.

In this first part we will explore the Mana Pools National Park. It has been UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, is 2.200 km² big. The park ist locatet in West Zimbabwe, directly on the mighty Zambezi River, on the border to Zambia.

If you like it, we would be very happy about a like!

Addresses / tip´s:

- reliable, fair, fully equiped 4 x expedion cars, including everything
you need for camping in the bush
- diffrent models according to your wishes / requirements
- very well maintained, tested and extremly reliable vehicles
(european standard)
- branches / repair shop´s in South Avfrica, Namibia and Botswana
- all- round service, , support in planning routes, booking campsites
- airport shuttle included
- navigation (inkl. tracks4africa) / satellite phone with sim card
can be added with fair conditions
- very friendly and helpful

- like headlamp, solar panel with big power bank
- additional fridge / freezer, offroad camping trailer
tent´s and so on
- all this things can be reantal online at fair conditions
- top equipment, reliable, tested
- top service, very friendly and helpful
- ggod located, just a few minutes drive from Bushlore
Gauteng

Klippan River Lodge Tom Burke / near to Martinsdrift Boder Post (5 km). Highly recommended lodge for a stop over before emigration to Botswana.

Campsite´s Mana Polls NP:

- Maincamp: Nyamepi Campsites (direkt am Sambesi) No. 5., No. 3, No. 4

- Exclusive Campsites: - BBC Camping Site
- New Ndungu Campsite No. 2

Further tips and recommendations are welcom via commets!

00:00 Introduction
00:21 Tour description
02:01 Klippan River Lodge, Tom Burke
02:53 Border crossing to Botswana
05:53 Border crossing to Zimbabwe
10:03 Nyamepi Camp
10:49 Game Walk Safari
17:31 New Ndungu Camsite
21:33 New BBC Camp

[ncubesays]

I live in the Matobo Hills, next to the national park (which is also a World Heritage site too) and it's pretty cool seeing folks explore Zimbabwe. That said, I do smirk at concerns of "danger" particularly when driving from South Africa where violent crime is much higher.

I also strongly recommend going off the typical "safari" route (Falls, Hwange, Mana) and consider spots us locals frequent to avoid the higher cost of those popular three.The Matobo Hills, off course in my backyard, are just incredibly scenic and soulful. The Eastern Highlands (and nearby ancient forests) have the most beautiful wild trails, flora and fauna you won't see anywhere else as well as waterfalls to go chasing. Looking forward to seeing your next episode at Matusadona which in my (and typical local's) opinion is best explored by houseboat on the lake.

[andrewpearson]

Cool video. I'm just not sure that Drones are allowed to be used in National Parks. It's also a nuisance to other

[gmf]

Hallo ihr beiden, schönes Video! Habt ihr alle Campsites vorab gebucht?