Track white rhino on foot in Matobo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, then stand inside caves painted with San rock art and climb to Cecil Rhodes' grave at World's View. A full day out of Bulawayo, back by 5:30pm, with a two-course lunch at the lodge in the middle of it. HIGHLIGHTS - Rhino tracking on foot with a licensed National Parks guide - San rock art in the Matobo caves - Cecil Rhodes' grave at World's View, overlooking the hills - Two-course lunch at the lodge, above a natural rock pool, with a bar - Freshly baked quiche, seasonal fruit and safari snacks at a viewpoint Departure: 8:30am from Bulawayo hotels, returns 5:30pm Group size: max 10 guests per vehicle Suitable for: ages 12+ Getting around: 4x4 and walking

The combination of Khami Ruins Trip and Silunguzi Matopos Village is very ideal because it combines history and wildlife and it gives Visitors a first hand interaction experience with the Ndebele local people.

Silunguzi Matopos Village Tour is ideal in the sense that it allows you to see the Wildlife, the Matopos Balancing Rocks, the Bushman Cave Paintings as well as experiencing the true Ndebele Culture and their History. The Tour Leader will be a local Villager who will take you around this remote Village where he grew up.

Our half-day rhino tracking safari offers an authentic wildlife adventure led by expert local trackers with decades of experience. Small groups ensure intimate encounters with endangered white rhinos in their natural habitat. Learn traditional tracking methods while contributing to conservation efforts. Perfect balance of wildlife viewing, photography opportunities, and cultural insights with our seasoned guides who maintain a 90% rhino sighting success rate—making every safari memorable.