Hideaways Mhara River Camp offers guided bush walks to explore Mana Pools National Park on foot, providing an intimate connection with the environment. The walks take you through diverse landscapes, including the Chitake Gorge, where giant boulders have been shaped by floodwater over millions of years, and the riverine forests along the Chitake and Mhara rivers, home to mahoganies, sausage trees, and other flora and fauna.
One of the most thrilling aspects of the bush walks is the opportunity for close encounters with wildlife, with knowledgeable guides sharing their knowledge and insights into their behavior and habits. The “Baobab Walk” is a highlight, allowing you to wander among ancient baobab trees, each with its own story and character.
The bush walks are designed to be more than just a physical activity; they are a journey of discovery and connection, allowing you to appreciate the intricate web of life that thrives in the environment, from the smallest insects to the largest mammals.