Mana Pools National Park

The Mana Pools National Park must be a standout amongst the most delightful and uncommon spots to visit in Zimbabwe. When you experience the early morning sunlight sifting through the leaves onto the water underneath, the Mana Pools National Park will leave an enduring impression of your visit to this part of Zimbabwe.

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Where does the name ‘Mana Pools’ come from? The game reserve takes its name Mana, from the Shona word meaning ‘Four‘ and refers to the four large watering holes or pools that are formed by the Zambezi River. The four pools formed out into the rock over many thousands of years. The “Long Pool” is the largest of the 4 …

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Planning a Trip

As the year progresses, increasingly large herds of elephants and buffalos are seen, as well as kudu, eland, waterbuck, zebra, impala and many other antelope species.The game is very relaxed about people on foot, making Manapools one of Africa’s best national parks for walking safaris. Best time to visit? The best time for game viewing in Mana Pools National Park …

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Getting Around

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Top Attractions

Guided and self-guided walks – An exclusive for Mana Pools, for Guided walks clients will have to book a day before at the tourist office and payment will be done after the walk – prices are per hour per person basis. For self-guided walks clients are allowed to walk without a guide. Walking permits for self-guided walks are obtained at …

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