Game Drive, Rhino Search & Bush Dinner
About the Adventure
A combined afternoon-into-night safari on the private reserve neighbouring Victoria Falls, built around a search for the reserve's black rhino. You set out by open vehicle in the afternoon, stop for sundowners as the light fades, then continue with a spotlight on a night drive looking for nocturnal species rarely seen by day — genets, civets, owls and more. The full experience ends with a three-course dinner around the campfire in a bush boma. Shorter versions are available without the dinner, and there's a guided walking-safari option for those who want time on foot.
Pricing
| Option | Price |
|---|---|
| Game drive with bush dinner | From ~$272 |
| Game drive without dinner | From ~$137 |
| Game walking safari | From ~$193 |
Includes return transfers, licensed guide and a per-person conservation levy.
Good to Know
- Timing: Roughly 15:45 pick-up to 21:00 drop-off in summer (15:15–20:30 in winter).
- Age: Minimum 4 years; children 4–11 pay half price; no upper age limit.
- What to expect: Vehicle-based throughout except for sundowners and dinner; the night drive is the highlight, with a spotlight revealing nocturnal wildlife.
- Bring layers: Winter nights (June–July) are genuinely cold; rain Dec–March can affect the experience.
Good to Pair With
- A great evening safari for travellers who've spent the day at the Falls
- Pairs with the Elephant Encounter for a full wildlife-focused day
















