Hwange National Park.

Zimbabwe's largest national park sprawls across more than 14,000 square kilometres of Kalahari sand scrub and mopane woodland, sustaining one of Africa's greatest elephant populations. A network of pumped waterholes keeps game concentrated through the long dry season, drawing buffalo, giraffe, sable antelope and some of the continent's healthiest lion and African wild dog populations into easy view. Open-vehicle and walking safaris reveal a wilderness of genuine scale, just a short transfer from Victoria Falls.