Mazou Camp - Mapungubwe

We were up at 6:30am and in no hurry to get going só after a couple of coffees we finally left our camp at 8:30am and drove the 40 minutes back to reception.
It’s a funny park as it’s split into an east and west section with private land inbetween and a public gravel road to get between the sections. We are camped in the west section and reception and the drivable park is in the east. Our first stop was the restaurant where we had our first cooked breakfast of the trip then we did a full circuit of the park stopping at the lookout point of the Confluence where Zimbabwe, Botswana and South Africa meet.
We just saw herd animals today and finally our first warthog.
Mapungubwe is actually a world heritage site and the Boabab trees here and absolutely huge. Definatly the biggest we have ever seen, they look like something from a fantasy film.Læs mere