Gonarezhou National Park

Gonarezhou National Park

Gonarezhou National Park is a large national park in Zimbabwe, a southern African country, located along the border with Mozambique in Masvingo Province in southeastern Zimbabwe. Established in 1975, it covers an area of 5,053 square kilometers and is one of Zimbabwe's most popular national parks.

Gonarezhou National Park is the second-largest wildlife sanctuary in Zimbabwe, after Hwange National Park. Due to its vast expanse and extensive tracts of pristine grassland, it has become one of the most favored destinations in Zimbabwe for wildlife viewing. The park’s most distinctive feature is that all wildlife roams freely throughout the reserve, coexisting harmoniously. Wildlife in the park includes African wild dogs, and in 2010, several dedicated viewpoints were established specifically for wild dog sightings. Visitors can explore the entire park aboard specially designed safari vehicles, where the untamed beauty of the African savannah unfolds before their eyes — from vast herds of elephants to the fierce African wild dogs.

Gonarezhou National Park

Why go: One of Zimbabwe’s most popular national parks

Continent: Africa【Africa】

Country/Region: Zimbabwe [Zimbabwe]

Province/State: Masvingo Province [Masvingo Province]