A luxurious safari retreat nestled in the granite hills of Matobo National Park in Zimbabwe. Known for its stunning rock formations and ancient caves, the lodge offers a unique blend of nature, history, and comfort. Guests can enjoy safari activities, explore nearby caves adorned with ancient San rock art, or relax in the pool overlooking the rugged landscape. The lodge's design blends seamlessly with its natural surroundings, providing an intimate connection with nature while ensuring luxury through its well-appointed rooms and personalized service. It's an ideal destination for wildlife enthusiasts and history lovers alike.

For these 2 days we will partake in the following activities:

• Rhino tracking on foot 
• Hike to San Cave Paintings
• Spa treatments a la carte (massage, facial, mani-pedi)
• Yoga sessions out in nature and at the lodge
• My Beautiful Home Bike ride 

Day 4: After breakfast we will head to Sable Valley Lodge, a serene safari lodge located in the wildlife-rich Hwange region of Zimbabwe. Positioned near the northern edge of Hwange National Park, it offers guests an authentic and immersive bush experience. Sunset yoga at the lodges followed by a healthy dinner. 

Day 5,6 & 7: Daily yoga, wildlife game drives, and a walking safari. 

Accommodation: Sable Valley Lodge

The lodge overlooks a waterhole frequently visited by elephants, lions, and other wildlife, providing excellent game-viewing opportunities. With its comfortable chalets and eco-friendly design, Sable Valley blends luxury with sustainability. Guests can enjoy guided game drives, walking safaris, and birdwatching, making it a perfect destination for nature enthusiasts seeking a peaceful yet thrilling safari experience.

Following a serene morning of yoga and a nourishing breakfast, our journey transitions back to Victoria Falls. 

An additional night in Victoria Falls is recommended due to most flights leaving mid-day. Or have a look at our optional extra 4 night package that included Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park in Botswana.