Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe continues to be one of the prime countries within Africa for hunting safaris. Our recent trips to Zimbabwe have shown that the country is still providing quality trophies at several of the safari areas and Zimbabwe's conversion to the US Dollar has done wonders in regards to the the countries infrastructure. We represent several safari outfitters in Zimbabwe. Due to this the trophy fees and daily rates listed below are an average representing the different Safari outfitters we work with. We will confirm all prices prior to you booking your safari with us.

                                             Mokore  Safaris 

Mokore is situated in the world famous Save Valley Conservancy in the south east lowveld of Zimbabwe. The Save Valley Conservancy is just under 1 million acres in size and is reported to be the largest private wildlife area in the world. The area is renowned for its large leopards and has an abundance and wide variety of plainsgame animals. There is a wide diversity of habitats including open acacia woodland, mopane woodland, thick riverine vegetation and broken granite outcrops. The Big Five occur on Mokore and could be seen during your safari there.

                                    Zambezi Valley

The Zambezi Valley is a very wild and remote area in the north of Zimbabwe. Our outfitters have been operating this concession for over 30 years. There is no fencing and the area is surrounded by National Parks and other hunting concessions. The Zambezi Valley is regarded as one of the prime areas in Africa for hunting dangerous game such as elephant, lion, buffalo and leopard. The Zambezi Valley has its very own special and personal appeal to the experienced hunter as it is one of the last untouched and unspoiled places left in Africa.

                        Kazuma and Ngamo Sikumi

Kazuma and Ngamo Sikumi are State Forest areas in the north west of Zimbabwe close to Hwange National Park. These areas offer exceptional elephant, buffalo and sable trophies. Hunts conducted in these areas are done in conjunction with Ngamo Safaris of the Forestry Commission.
 

Matetsi

The Matetsi Safari Area situated in North Western Zimbabwe close to  Victoria Falls is Zimbabwe’s oldest and best known hunting safari area. The game rich Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest totaling some 8,000 square miles, together with Matetsi Safari Area, Kazuma National Park, Zambezi National Park and Pandamasui Forest area combine to form one of Africa’s largest unspoiled, wilderness areas over 12,500 square miles.

Observer Fee on Big Game Safari: US $200 per person per day
Observer Fee on Plainsgame hunt: US $150 per person per day
CITES permits for elephant, leopard and crocodile: $100 each
Pre-baiting for cat or crocodile hunts: $ 200 per day + bait trophy fees