Mana Pools Parks and Wildlife Land Travel Guide

 Waxbag Says:  The Zambezi is a great spot to walk along to spot game and birds, however, the pools from which the park got its name is a must. There are four oxbow lakes that are fairly close to the Zambezi and are full of hippo and crocodile, as well as the occasional drinker either bird... 

 Waxbag Says:  You really must have your own vehicle to get to Mana Pools independently. It is requirement upon booking, which must be made at Marongora, the administrative center of the park. Marongora is south of Chirundu. All of the roads are unsealed and in the wet season you really... 

 Waxbag Says:  I recommend staying in your tent at night. Try not to drink beverages that will make you need to use the bathrooms because once you leave your tent you might run into something along the way to the head. At night, hippos walked around the campground eating those sausage pods... 

 Waxbag Says:   Bring good walking shoes as this park is great for self walks. Pack mosquito spray. Bring plenty of film and batteries. There are no places to buy in the park. You must be self sufficient if you plan on visiting Mana Pools. Bring your own tent and sleeping gear as well...