Matobo Hills Rhino Tracking Safari
Track black and white rhino on foot among ancient granite balancing rocks
Tour Overview
Matobo Hills National Park (also spelled Matopos) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its extraordinary granite balancing rock formations, ancient San rock art dating back over 13,000 years, and one of Africa's densest populations of both black and white rhino. This safari combines thrilling on-foot rhino tracking with experienced guides, visits to the famous Nswatugi and Pomongwe cave paintings, and exploration of the dramatic "Worlds View" where Cecil Rhodes is buried. Matobo also has one of Africa's highest leopard densities, plus Verreaux's eagles nesting on the granite kopjes.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Arrive and transfer to your accommodation. Welcome briefing and orientation. Settle in and explore your immediate surroundings.
Meals: Dinner
Interactive Route Map
What's Included
- All guided walks
- Rhino tracking fees
- Park entrance
- Full-board lodge
- Transfers from Bulawayo
Not Included
- International flights
- Travel insurance
- Gratuities
How to Get There
Fly to Victoria Falls (VFA) or Harare (HRE). Charter flights to Hwange, Mana Pools, and Matobo. Road transfers 4–6 hrs between major parks.
Best Time to Visit
May–October (dry season, best wildlife at waterholes). Victoria Falls peaks Feb–May. Walking safaris Jun–Oct.
Frequently Asked Questions
Starting from
$220
per person sharing
No booking fees · Free cancellation up to 30 days
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