Situated in Zimbabwe’s remote northwest, between Hwange National Park and Victoria Falls, Kazuma Pan is a 31,300-hectare wilderness sanctuary. Originally established as a refuge for wildlife, it remains an undeveloped and unspoiled landscape of grassy plains reminiscent of East Africa. The park’s unique feature is its series of pan depressions, which are artificially pumped during the dry season, creating a powerful magnet for wildlife.
This vital water source triggers a spectacular seasonal migration between Botswana and Zimbabwe from September to December. Visitors can witness immense concentrations of game, including sightings of up to 2,000 buffalo, large elephant herds, and predators like lion and leopard. The park is also a stronghold for rare antelope, including roan, sable, tsessebe, and the endemic oribi. Accessible only by 4×4, Kazuma Pan offers an exclusive, crowd-free safari for self-drive adventurers and photographers, with basic campsites providing a true wilderness experience under vast African skies.
Ideal for: Self-drive adventurers, wildlife photographers, and seasoned safari-goers seeking a remote, seasonal wildlife spectacle.
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For a true off-the-grid adventure, contact a licensed safari operator to start planning your exclusive 4×4 expedition to Kazuma Pan.
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