Gonarezhou National Park is renowned for its vast landscapes, rich wildlife, including one of Africa's largest elephant populations, and the spectacular Chilojo Cliffs.
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Gonarezhou National Park covers over 5,000 square kilometers in southeastern Zimbabwe, forming part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park with Kruger and Limpopo parks. Known as the "Place of Elephants," it supports large elephant herds amid rugged landscapes and sandstone cliffs.
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Browse all tours & activities →The Chilojo Cliffs are a breathtaking natural formation offering stunning views of the Runde River valley, known for their striking red color.
A major river flowing through Gonarezhou, the Runde River is a lifeline for the park's wildlife and a popular spot for game viewing and bird watching.
The confluence of the Save and Runde rivers is a spectacular site, attracting a diverse range of animals and birds, making it an excellent location for wildlife photography.
Though smaller than other waterfalls, Chivilila Falls is a picturesque and serene location within the park, perfect for a peaceful outing.
The Mabalauta Section in the southern part of the park offers camping facilities, walking safaris, and game drives, showcasing the park's diverse ecosystems.