Gorongosa · Zinave · Limpopo
The wild parks
Mozambique's interior wilderness. Gorongosa — one of conservation's great comeback stories. Zinave — wild, barely visited, lions returning. Limpopo — Kruger's eastern half, virtually untouched.
These are the parks most operators skip — too remote, too 'in progress' for the safari brochure. They're missing the most interesting story in African conservation. Gorongosa was decimated by civil war; today, after a generation of restoration work led by the Carr Foundation, lion prides are stable, elephant numbers are climbing, and a research community has gathered that rivals anywhere on the continent. Zinave was almost empty by 2015; today it has the largest wildlife translocation in African history quietly growing inside it. Limpopo is the Mozambican half of the Greater Kruger transfrontier — same animals, none of the crowds.
What's inside
Gorongosa National Park
Zinave National Park
Limpopo National Park
Banhine National Park