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Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe’s largest and most famous safari destination, known for its vast landscapes and incredible wildlife diversity. The park is home to one of Africa’s largest elephant populations, along with lions, leopards, buffalo, giraffes ...

Chobe National Park is one of Botswana’s most iconic safari destinations, famous for having one of the largest elephant populations in Africa. The park is best known for its stunning Chobe River, where visitors can enjoy unforgettable boat safaris and wil ...

When David Livingstone first laid eyes on Victoria Falls in 1855, he wrote that the scene must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight. He named the flights that now carry visitors above the falls in his honour – and the name, it turns out, was ent ...

Below Victoria Falls, the Zambezi changes character completely. The wide, placid river that carries cruise boats and hippos upstream narrows into the Batoka Gorge – a dramatic basalt canyon carved over two million years – and becomes one of the most techn ...

The Victoria Falls Bridge was built in 1905, spanning the Second Gorge of the Batoka at the precise point where the borders of Zimbabwe and Zambia meet above the Zambezi River. For most of its history it carried trains and vehicles. For the last three dec ...

"Your Gateway to Unforgettable African Adventures" Sonnenhell Safaris is a premier travel and tourism company based in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. We specialize in delivering unforgettable safari experiences, cultural tours, adventure travel, and eco-touri ...

Victoria Falls, a breathtaking natural wonder straddling the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, is not only a stunning spectacle but also a vital part of the Zambezi River’s ecosystem. Often referred to as “The Smoke That Thunders,” this magnificent wate ...

There is a moment in the Devil’s Pool experience when you understand, with complete clarity, exactly where you are. You are lying in a natural rock pool, the warm Zambezi rushing past you, and the edge is right there – half a metre away, the entire river ...