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Expedition Zimbabwe ep5: Hwange National Park 🇿🇼
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- čas přidán 9. 04. 2023
- Our aim with this series 'Expedition Almost Zimbabwe' is to celebrate the country’s Parks and Wildlife Estate and encourage others to do the same. Zimbabwe is a beautifully diverse country with much to offer those who seek adventure in wilderness areas. Get out there, explore, enjoy it and remember to be respectful of the landscape and wildlife, and leave NOTHING behind.
This trip was sponsored by the following:
Bushtech Overlanding Products
Eezi-Awn
Gonarezhou Conservation Trust
Overland Adventure Consultants
Pro 4x4
Paul Marsh 4x4
R&B Offroad Accessories
Terrain Tamer
Tracks 4 Africa
Zimbabwe Professional Guides Association (ZPGA)
Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA)
Zimbabwe Park & Wildlife Management Authority (ZimParks)
Thank you all for your support and for allowing us to do the trip in such style and comfort.
Best wishes,
Buck and Jo
My brother Caleb is such a vibe. Always smiling and happy. You guys are one happy family.
Thanks for these videos, Zim has a lot of gems that needs all of us to protect and preserve
Raymond, you are absolutely correct. We loved our time with Caleb. He is the ultimate gentleman and a pleasure to have spent the weeks with. We echo your sentiments about Zim's gems 100%
Oh and the sunsets. Tell me another place on earth where the sun sets as beautiful and magical as it does in Zim. I will wait...
😂 Raymond, we're with you - and also waiting!
Zim needs a hell of a lot more visitors to keep the National Parks alive! Great work persevering through the rough terrain guys. Zim is such a great country with so much to offer
Absolutely! From Highveld to Lowveld, mountains to rivers, wildlife to pre-colonial historical sites, cities to villages, there’s so so much explore and celebrate in this beautiful country
I have been in Hwange in May 2019 and was the only self drive visitor for more than 3 days. Luckily all private camps in Hwange are good booked in the meantime.
My name is finding ian. A village life vlogger from Kenya. Excited to be on this channel
Cool to meet you Finding Ian! Thanks for reaching out
@@badrabbitstudio welcome
Love Hwange. The wildlife is amazing. Nice to see someone going there
It's a well visited park to the north and gloriously, because of its size, once you get away from the pumps and concessions, there are tracts of it that remain wild and undeveloped.
@@badrabbitstudio We ran into one day tripper the whole day in Hwange.
Fantastic again guys!
Thanks Luke! Much appreciated 👍
Cool video, interesting since I was born in Zimbabwe, but have never been back after my parents moved to UK. Future videos I recommend explaining what you're doing right at the beginning. Took me about half way into the video to figure out what you're doing out there.
Hi Nat 👋 Many thanks for your feedback, we appreciate it. The first episode we released in this series gives an overview of what we were doing, it is on our channel and is titled 'Expedition Zimbabwe explained'. Thank you for watching and we hope that you can get back to your roots and visit Zimbabwe one day in the future. Sending best wishes.
Come back home
My wish is to see u guys
Me and my dad ttook a left at shapi pan comming from main camp with the hope that the link would pop up south of jambili my god ......... road turned into track track turned into path path turned into single track then no track all i had was a saw from a leatherman. 14 hour failed trip but ill be back 1 day and go for it
i love overlanding, would love to make a bigger team next time
Epic! Love it!
the best places to visit in Hwange is Ngweshla all the way to Ngamo! you will never go wrong!
Dr Lovemore, when we go back we will follow your itinerary exactly 😉 Thanks for that!
It's hapana nzira for me
Come one Freddie 😂
@@badrabbitstudio What does "Gwasha" mean? I failed Shona in my O's.. 😂
@clem5474 gwasha as we understand it means ‘game path’. Buck is fairly proficient, Jo is earnestly learning 😉
@@badrabbitstudio Hahahaha, now I am learning too. Thanks for the answer, I have learned something new today. 😁