Mana Pools National Park is situated on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River where you will find John's Camp nestled amongst canopies of Trichelia and Mahogany trees. It is a truly natural wilderness and the only wild walking National Park in Africa. Across the vast floodplain one can walk with the giants - our African Bull elephants, dine amidst herds of buffalo, gaze upon prides of lion, enjoy sundowners with hippos on the banks of the Zambezi River and bird watch over 400 species of birds. The camp comprises of 10 beds, made up of 5 twin or double en-suite Meru style tents, a common dining area and a star gazing sleep-out platform for the more adventurous safari traveller.

Mana Pools National Park, a World Heritage Site, is perfectly situated in the heart of a natural valley on a unique flood plane, rich and diverse in flora, fauna and wildlife. It is home to 4 of the Big 5 (excluding only Rhino). It’s the only National Park in the world where you are allowed to freely walk with the wild animals and get to experience Africa as it should be - on foot! Being a small camp, with a maximum of 12 guests, means that our excellent guiding team can tailor your safari to suit you, providing a highly personalized experience.

The 2,196 sq. km. Mana Pools National Park is famed for the fantastic walking safaris, with the abundance of water and greenery attracting large numbers of wildlife to the area. Walking safaris give you the opportunity to see over 350 species of birds, elephant, eland, buffalo, impala, waterbuck, baboons, monkeys, zebra, warthog and hippo, as well as carnivores such as lions, leopards, spotted hyaena and cheetah. Guests can also appreciate the Faidherbia albida woodlands on the old river terraces, giving the area a unique appearance.