Mana Pools National Park

Mana Pools National Park is located on the northern side of the Mana pools, which is south of the river Zambezi. Mana Pools National Park is one of the favorite destination for animal-life expedition. Mana Pools National Park has a wide variety of animals like zebra, buffalo, wild deers, elephants and kudu. The main attraction of this national park in Zimbabwe is its popular pools, which are quite well maintained.

WILDLIFE WATCHING IN MANA POOLS SAFARI PARK

Mana Pools contains different kind of carnivorous animals starting from tigers to jackals and bears. The ideal time to visit this park is from the month of May till October. Insects are comparatively lesser in number during these months, thus it is an ideal time for screening the Safari Park. On the other hand, the time best suitable to catch glimpses of the wild animals begins from the month of July to October when the wildlife comes closer to the Zambezi river in order to drink its water. The Mana Pools are ideal for fishing and boating. The animals, which can be usually seen are waterbucks, antelopes and other queer animals.
The national park Mana Pools allows visitors to walk amidst the wildlife sanctuary all alone without the need of a safari guide and is indeed a lifetime experience for wildlife adventurers and nature lovers.