Matusadona National Park

The Matusadona shoreline on southern Lake Kariba invites water-based activities, usually from game viewing boats or pontoons and is one of several protected wildlife areas with shorelines on Lake Kariba and it providing a combination of flat plains rising high and wild mountain country. The park hosts a fair amount of wildlife including large herds of Buffalo and elephants as well as a large number of fish eagles.

Best time for wildlife viewing in the park is during the dry season (from June to October). Wildlife is easier to spot because the vegetation is thinner and animals gather around predictable water resources.

They are two camping ground. Sanyati West, situated near the mouth of the Sanyati river and the Tashinga Camp which is at the park headquarters. Camping equipment is available for hire at both. There are several other chalet camps.