Some of the wide variety of activities, accompanied by a qualified guide, include game viewing & rhino tracking, bird watching, mountain biking, and tours to the nearby Ndebele village and Whitewaters Secondary school.
Big Cave borders the Matobo National Park, and game viewing is done both on the private property as well as into the Whovi Game Park. Matobo Hills has the last significant population of rhino in Zimbabwe, and the best way to view and photograph these imposing creatures is on foot, with a professional guide.
There are also drives into the Whovi Park with a professional guide to view not only rhino, but also leopard, and a selection of plains game.
A beautiful drive takes one through the Recreational Park to Nswatugi cave, which is normally combined with a trip to Rhodes Grave, World’s View. Guests can visit the grave and walk the hundred odd metres up to the site, and reflect on the spectacular view and the hills that stand the test of time.
Ancient Khoi San rock art can be viewed in the both the National Park and within the immediate vicinity of Big Cave Camp.
Big Cave borders the Matobo National Park, and game viewing is done both on the private property as well as into the Whovi Game Park. Matobo Hills has the last significant population of rhino in Zimbabwe, and the best way to view and photograph these imposing creatures is on foot, with a professional guide.
There are also drives into the Whovi Park with a professional guide to view not only rhino, but also leopard, and a selection of plains game.
A beautiful drive takes one through the Recreational Park to Nswatugi cave, which is normally combined with a trip to Rhodes Grave, World’s View. Guests can visit the grave and walk the hundred odd metres up to the site, and reflect on the spectacular view and the hills that stand the test of time.
Ancient Khoi San rock art can be viewed in the both the National Park and within the immediate vicinity of Big Cave Camp.