Savé Valley Conservancy

Comprised of individual properties operating safari lodges with no internal fencing, the Save Valley Conservancy in Zimbabwe occupies an astonishing 750 000 acres of pristine wilderness, one of Africa's largest private game reserves. Differences in altitude and terrain create a wide variety of habitats which support an impressive diversity of flora and fauna, including the highly sought-after 'Big Five'. The reserve also boasts substantial populations of several vulnerable mammals, including cheetah, brown hyena and sable antelope. Other mammal favourites include giraffe, wildebeest, warthog, crocodile and hippo. Classified as an Important Bird Area, Save Valley makes an ideal safari destination for bird lovers. Expert guides offer an array of unique tailor-made safaris that provide unrivalled wilderness journeys, including exhilarating activities such as horseback riding, canoeing, mountain biking, abseiling, archery, fishing, walking safaris, and village tours.