UNTAMED TRAILS SAFARI - PREMIUM GUIDED SAFARIS

Experience Southern Africa's wild beauty through our exclusive guided safaris. We specialize in creating unforgettable adventures including Chobe day trips, Kariba sunset cruises, and multi-country expeditions across Zimbabwe, Botswana and Zambia.

Our privately guided experiences are tailored to your interests, whether you seek wildlife encounters, luxury relaxation, or cultural immersion.

A day with Untamed Trails Safari transforms how you see Africa. Witness elephants at Chobe's riverbanks, cruise Kariba's tranquil waters at sunset, or experience three countries' highlights in one seamless journey. Our expert guides personalize every moment to create your perfect safari.

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OUR SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES

CHOBE DAY SAFARI

Full Day Adventure
Botswana Border
From $250/person

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Morning game drive in Chobe
Luxury riverside lunch
Afternoon river cruise
Professional guide
All park fees

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KARIBA SUNSET CRUISE

3 Hour Experience
Lake Kariba
From $180/person

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Luxury yacht experience
Breathtaking sunset views
Elephants drinking at shore
Premium cocktails
Gourmet canapés

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THREE COUNTRY SAFARI

7-10 Day Itinerary
Zim • Bots • Zam
Custom Packages

ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS

Victoria Falls exploration
Chobe National Park safari
Livingstone activities
Luxury accommodations
Private guided tours

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THE ICONIC BIG FIVE OF ZAMBEZI VALLEY

Discover Africa's most magnificent wildlife in their natural habitat

LION

King of the African savanna

ABUNDANT IN HWANGE & MANA POOLS

The African lion thrives in Zimbabwe's national parks, with Hwange boasting one of the largest populations in Africa. Our guides know the prime locations to witness these majestic predators, whether they're lounging in the shade or hunting at dusk. The Zambezi Valley's lions are particularly known for their impressive black-maned males.

Best seen at dawn Common in Hwange

ELEPHANT

Gentle giants of the bush

THRIVING POPULATIONS IN CHOBE & HWANGE

Zimbabwe and Botswana are home to some of Africa's largest elephant populations. Chobe National Park alone hosts over 120,000 elephants. Our safaris offer intimate encounters with these intelligent creatures, from watching herds at waterholes to observing their complex social interactions. The Zambezi Valley elephants are particularly known for their impressive tusks.

Best at waterholes Year-round sightings

BUFFALO

The black death of Africa

LARGE HERDS IN ZAMBEZI VALLEY

African buffalo form impressive herds throughout the Zambezi Valley, particularly in Mana Pools and Hwange. These formidable bovines are among the most dangerous animals in Africa when threatened. Our guides are experts at tracking buffalo movements and understanding their behavior, offering you safe yet thrilling viewing opportunities of these powerful creatures.

Large herds common Most dangerous of Big Five

LEOPARD

The elusive spotted cat

MASTERS OF STEALTH IN MATOPOS

The leopard is the most elusive of the Big Five, but our expert guides know where to look for these magnificent cats. Mana Pools offers exceptional leopard viewing, particularly along the riverine forests. We've developed special techniques for tracking leopards, significantly increasing your chances of witnessing these secretive predators in their natural environment.

Nocturnal hunters Often in trees

RHINO

Ancient giants of Africa

CONSERVATION SUCCESS IN MATOPOS

Both black and white rhinos can be found in Zimbabwe's protected areas, with Matopos National Park being a particular stronghold. Through our partnerships with conservation projects, we offer responsible rhino viewing experiences that support protection efforts. These prehistoric-looking creatures offer one of Africa's most thrilling wildlife encounters.

Highly protected Best with expert guides

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Contact Information
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Email: info@untamedsafari.com