You will have the opportunity to spot the Big Four, hyena, Luangwa giraffe, wild dog, roan, kudu, bushbuck, hippo, crocodile, impala, puku, and many other mammal species. Evening drives will include a visit to a 'secret' hill which offers spectacular sunsets looking towards the Luangwa River and the Bulonga Hills on the horizon.
With such varied habitat, birding at Munyamadzi is superb with many "lifers" fairly easy to spot. Take a drive through the Mopane and spot Lillian's lovebirds, green pigeons, Southern Ground Hornbill, various raptors and the white-browed sparrow weaver before stopping at the Lagoon for a spot of lunch to see the lesser and greater jacana, herons, geese, stalks and other water birds.
Bat hawks can be spotted flying past camp at night and the carmine bee-eaters seasonally nest near camp. Angolan pitta and black stork are also possible sightings during their migration times and there is a resident pair of green malkoha 20 mins walk from camp. Looking to try something completely different and learn more about conservation and wildlife research? Then join the resident Lion Landscapes ecologist for a few hours to learn about the wildlife monitoring programme and conservation science at Munyamadzi.
If you'd like, you can meet our anti-poaching scouts and accompany them on a short patrol to learn about their work.
Advance booking of at least 2 two months is required for scheduling. Click here for rates and bookings. If doing self-drive game viewing you are expected to stick to our rules: wildlife have right of way, no off road driving, do not drive up close to wildlife unless unavoidable, no littering, no fires, we will give you a map, GPS device and radio in case of emergency.
