Rhino Encounter from Bulawayo to Matobo National Park

The conservation of our black and white rhinoceros population is something very personal to me and a big part of my life that I have enjoyed sharing for over 12 years. Leaving this experience imprinted on my guests is important to the longterm survival of these iconic creatures. The Matobo National Park and World Heritage Site is one of the last remaining areas where one is able to seek critically endangered rhinoceros in their natural habitat, the wild. This ancient prehistoric species is sadly on the brink of extinction and fast disappearing from our world. These massive mammals (1 of the "Big Five") are perfectly adapted to living in this unique, rocky landscape hidden away in the depths of the African continent. This granite vista is a Mecca for birders, also home to the highest density of leopard per square kilometre anywhere in Africa. This particular expanse of land that falls under the Heritage listing is recognised as being one of the oldest areas of constant human habitation in Southern Africa.