Walk in the footsteps of explorers with expert-guided safaris that reveal the raw beauty of the African bush.

Experience the rare thrill of tracking rhinos on foot in Matobo Hills, a once-in-a-lifetime conservation encounter.

From elephants at Hwange’s waterholes to sought-after predator sightings such as lions, cheetah and wild dogs, our private concession ensure unparalleled access.

Step into the ancient world of the San Bushmen, exploring 13,000-year-old cave paintings.

Zimbabwe’s wildlife faces increasing threats from habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and poaching. Amalinda Safari Collection is actively involved in:

Anti-Poaching Efforts: We support rangers and conservation teams in both Matobo Hills and Hwange National Park, funding patrols and surveillance to combat poaching. In Hwange, this includes efforts to protect large elephant herds from ivory poachers, while in Matobo, conservation efforts focus on protecting endangered species like rhinos.

Waterhole Management in Hwange: Wildlife survival in Hwange depends on man-made waterholes, as the park lacks permanent rivers. We help maintain these vital lifelines by funding boreholes and solar-powered pumps, ensuring animals have access to water year-round.

Habitat Restoration: Working with local communities, we help prevent deforestation and soil erosion around protected areas by supporting sustainable land use and reforestation initiatives.

Matobo Hills is home to one of the last remaining populations of both black and white rhinos in Zimbabwe. These prehistoric giants are under constant threat from poaching, making conservation efforts essential to their survival. Amalinda Safari Collection, through Mother Africa Trust, is committed to:

Funding Anti-Poaching Patrols: We provide financial support to rhino monitoring teams who track and protect these critically endangered animals.

Supporting Rhino Conservation Education: By engaging local schools and communities, we raise awareness about the importance of rhino conservation, ensuring that future generations become custodians of Zimbabwe’s wildlife.

Exclusive Rhino Tracking Safaris: Our guests have the rare opportunity to participate in guided rhino tracking experiences, led by expert conservationists. These encounters not only provide life-changing wildlife moments but also directly support rhino protection efforts.

Sustainable tourism isn’t just about wildlife—it’s about uplifting the communities that coexist with these landscapes. Mother Africa Trust works on long-term, grassroots projects designed to create lasting impact:

Education & School Support: We fund local schools, providing supplies, scholarships, and teacher salaries, ensuring that children in rural areas receive quality education and future opportunities.

Healthcare Access: Many villages surrounding Hwange and Matobo have limited access to medical care. We support mobile health clinics and local healthcare initiatives, ensuring that communities receive essential medical services.

Women’s Empowerment & Livelihoods: Through skills training and sustainable tourism initiatives, we help local women become financially independent, whether through craft production, conservation jobs, or ecotourism projects.