Expedition Series | Gorongosa

Meet your Bhejane Expedition Leaders and fellow travelers at Punda Maria Rest Camp in northern Kruger.

An evening briefing around the fire sets the tone — final vehicle checks, introductions, and an outline of the days ahead.

Overnight: Punda Maria Camp

We cross the border into Zimbabwe and enter the remote wilds of Gonarezhou — the “Place of Elephants.”

Three nights immersed in one of Africa’s most untouched parks: towering sandstone cliffs, baobab plains, and river valleys alive with wildlife.

Guided drives, photo stops, and quiet evenings where Africa still feels ancient.

Three nights: Gonarezhou Wilderness Camp

We head north into the misty Eastern Highlands — a world of rolling hills and cool air.

Our overnight stop at Vumba offers botanical beauty, mountain views, and a soft pause before the next ascent.

Overnight: Vumba Botanical Gardens

Continue to the high-altitude grandeur of Nyanga National Park. Visit the spectacular Mtarazi Falls — one of Africa’s highest — before settling in for two crisp nights in the mountains.

Optional hiking or trout-fishing for those who crave movement after the drive.

Two nights: Nyanga National Park

We cross into Mozambique at Mutare and head east to the legendary Gorongosa National Park — a symbol of conservation revival.

Three nights here with two full days of guided game drives led by local rangers.
Expect lions, elephants, birdlife, and landscapes brimming with new life

Three nights: Gorongosa Safari Camp

We travel south through rural Mozambique, following gravel roads and small villages toward the Save River region — a travel day rich in scenery and rhythm.

Overnight: Camp / Lodge

Enter Zinave National Park, a quiet wilderness reborn through rewilding.

Two days of self-drive exploration through miombo woodlands, sandveld roads, and wildlife corridors.
Evenings around the fire, convoy parked under the stars.

Three nights: Zinave Campsite

Move onward to Banhine National Park — vast, open, and beautifully wild.

This park rewards patience and curiosity, revealing wetlands, pans, and the solitude that only true explorers appreciate.

Two nights: Banhine Wilderness Camp

Our final evening is spent overlooking Massingir Dam, where water meets horizon and stories come full circle.

A time to reflect, share the road behind us, and celebrate the convoy that made it possible.

Overnight: Massingir Camp

After breakfast, we re-enter Kruger National Park through the Giriyondo Border Post.

The road home begins — vehicles dusty, hearts full, and the journey complete.

A true expedition lived, not imagined.