Matobo Hills Rhino Tracking and Rock Art Tour
It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and feels like another planet. What Makes Matobo Special. The Landscape: Millions of years of erosion carved massive granite kopjes and balancing rocks. Think giant boulders stacked like Lego. Sunrise/sunset at World’s View is the money shot. Ancient History-3,000+ San rock art sites, some 40,000 years old. Nswatugi, Pomongwe, and Bambata Caves are the main ones guides take you to. Wildlife One of the Also black rhino, leopard — it has the world’s densest leopard population, giraffe, zebra, sable, eland. Plus the highest concentration of black eagles globally. History: Cecil John Rhodes’ grave at World’s View/Malindidzimu, with panoramic views over the hills. 1. Rhino Tracking on Foot 2-3hrs, mornings, Walk through the Intensive Protection Zone with a guide. It’s one of the safest, most reliable spots to see white rhino up close.2. San Rock Art Cave Tour. Step into Nswatugi Cave and White Rhino Shelter to see kudus, leapards and many more
- Location: Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe
- Country: Zimbabwe
- Wildlife: mammals
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