Malilangwe Private Reserve

Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve is set in the remote south-eastern part of Zimbabwe and covers an expanse of 130,000 hectares. Meaning ‘Call of the Leopard’, Malilingwe is home to a high concentration of black and white rhinos, abundant general game, large breeding herds of elephants and an extensive bird species. Wild dogs raise their pups in the sandstone outcrops and white lions are regularly spotted. The Reserve teems with birds and wildlife, including rare and endangered species such as the Roan and sable antelope, and the black rhino. Famous for its cathedral Mopane forests, Baobab trees and over 100 rock art sites that are over 2000 years old and intricately depict animals and human figures, providing a glimpse into the past. Engage in cultural exchanges with the local Shangaan community, learning about their traditions, music, and crafts as you gain a deeper appreciation for the symbiotic relationship between the people and the land, and how conservation and cultural preservation go hand in hand.