Sunpath Safaris

Name: Sunpath Safaris
Address: P. O Box wgt 416, Westgate, Harare, ZW
Telephone: +263712204947

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Tourism In Zimbabwe We are an owner run tented camp and canoe safari operator with over 30 years experience in the Zambezi Valley area.

Offering a variety of wilderness activities such as canoeing the zambezi river, walking safaris in Mana pools national park, walking safaris in Matusadona National Park as well as houseboat trips on Lake Kariba. We are a small, hands-on team and will provide a true wilderness experience to avid lovers of the wild places. We leave a minimal environmental ‘footprint’ with our mobile camps and strong

ly believe the wilderness should be kept wild and undeveloped. Our guides will share their vast knowledge of the flora and fauna of the area with you. Our Ethos

Provide a true wilderness experience; Leave a minimal environmental ‘footprint’ where we operate; Keep our operations small and personalized; Operate mobile tented camps only to preserve the wildness of our parks; Take nothing but memories, leave nothing but footprints and kill nothing but time; Offer our guests an unforgettable up close and personal experience of our wild places in the way safaris used to be.

02/08/2022

The grumpy and icy stare that Mana’s big Buff regularly offer our clients

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15/06/2022

Steve & Frank out on a walk scouting for some of Mana’s magic, alongside recent guests of and

We loved having you guys in camp, come again soon ⛺️ 🐘

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17/05/2022

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29/04/2022

Another spectacular day on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River where we get to see pods of Hippo grunt and play below the beautiful rolling clouds ☁️ 🦛

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27/04/2022

As the day comes to an end we get to celebrate another tranquil sunset with relaxing sundowners on the banks of the Zambezi

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30/03/2022

So excited to be starting the safari season again - especially in a pair of silent "elephant creepers" hand made with love by my long-lost "brother" Mik Wright (www.thoseshoes.com).

Check-out his craft on his website or FB and spoil yourself with something special @ www.thoseshoes.com 🥾 👢

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05/01/2022

on assignment 📷. Don’t try this at home 💫

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03/01/2022

Some days truly does feel like a circus with all the unbelievable sights that we get to see and experience.

Mana Pools is truly one of the last national parks in the world where you can observe and experience the sheer power and natural beauty of the African Bush and everything else it has to offer 🐘🌳
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31/12/2021

As we leave 2021 and look back on the ups and downs that this year has brought us, individually and collectively, our team would like to wish all our followers, past and future guests a happy new year 🎊🍾. Vincent Nyoni Frank Chikosi Steve Bolnick

We can’t wait to welcome guests from far and wide come 2022 💫

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15/12/2021

Mother and baby elephant rejoice for the relief that one of Mana's famous pools provide during the heat of the day 🐘

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15/12/2021

A beautiful capture of a notorious Mana Pools wild dog just outside of
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09/12/2021

No better sunset in the world than an African sunset, come and join us for sundowners next season 🌅
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07/12/2021

.libman thank you for this exquisite photograph, which so perfectly captures Mana Pools. What a superb afternoon on foot that was.

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30/11/2021

Another one of our favourite elephants. This is Spike, another of the iconic bull elephants in Mana Pools. Sadly he also broke one of his tusks in 2020.

28/11/2021

An interesting perspective on a wild lion. What do you think were the circumstances that gave rise to this photo?

12/11/2021

"Nights in white satin" The Moody Blues.
It is the time of the Baobab flowers. These exquisite & delicate flowers are pollinated by bats and are only viable for a single night. And yet they are responsible for the next generation of the giant trees which may live for a thousand years (if we manage to control climate change!)
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02/11/2021

A beautiful afternoon around ’s bedouin dining tent with a visit from some Zebra friends 🦓
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31/10/2021

A fantastic view of a pair of Red-throated Twinspot, a Mana Pools special and one of our favourites. Photo taken with a mobile phone camera!🐦
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28/10/2021

What a great season with incredible talented photographers . Thx for this shot!

13/10/2021

What fun it was to host passionate wildlife photographer, Andrew Aveley. This is one of the beautiful images he captured while at Camp Mana.

Address

P. O Box Wgt 416, Westgate
Harare

Telephone

+263712204947

Website

https://www.campmana.com/

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Elephant bull in musth

After the picture..... the movie!

An afternoon nap at Camp Mana...

An afternoon nap at Camp Mana... Inquiries from all over the world for our camp mana 2019! Off season prep already started!

The mighty Boswell walks across the Zambezi towards Camp Mana

After an incredible walk (Leopard, Hyaenas, Buffalo, Wild Dog, Eland,Zebra, Waterbuck, Hippo, elephant, Crocodile, Impala) this is what we came home to

I promised to tell the story of yesterday's drama in Camp Mana . . . During the night there was plenty of lion noise. It sounded like a kill and later like a fight. Before dawn the lions settled-in next to my tent and started roaring (you may have seen the video yesterday). This was our local small pride consisting of an old female with two fully grown cubs (a male & a female). They are special to us because they regularly walk through Camp Mana and are very relaxed. I could see that they were perplexed because they kept looking back and roaring continuously. When they walked-off I noticed that the matriarch was limping. I followed them out across the floodplain until they rested and then I returned to try work out what had happened. Where the lioness had been lying I found a patch of blood & when I reviewed my photos I could see a bad wound on her left rear hock. I was retracing their tracks when I came upon a sleeping lioness just 10 metres from me. I had heard about a new pride - with cubs, so I returned to camp and drove back. When I arrived the new lioness had left and I saw several lions heading southward into the bush. Then I found a buffalo carcass that had not been completely eaten and the hyaenas were rapidly arriving. I watched them feeding voraciously for about an hour until even they couldn't eat any more. At this time the vultures began boiling-in and I eventually returned to camp. Later the vultures all arrived at the camp to have a drink of water and sunbath. If I get time, I will take a stroll later & get a photo of what is left of the adult buffalo cow. At sunset last night the new pride were back and there was an exchange of roaring with our small resident pride. Considering the evidence, I suspect that our small local pride had killed the buffalo and had then been chased off by the new-comers who are have much greater numbers. In the skirmish our old lady was wounded. One of the privileges of living in a place like this, is getting to know the

Daily visitors @ Camp Mana

Our daily visitors@Camp Mana

Photographers need constant battery back up!! Well no problem in the Zambezi valley with good winds on a daily basis this wind generator keeps me smiling