Discover Zimbabwe with Melissa Biggs Bradley and Conservationists Dereck and Beverly Joubert

Offering captivating wildlife encounters in remote, private concessions, with UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Sapi Reserve and Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe promises an unforgettable safari adventure. This is a rare opportunity to experience southern Africa in the company of Indagare founder and safari expert Melissa Biggs Bradley and award-winning filmmakers and conservation power couple Dereck and Beverly Joubert, two of the most remarkable environmentalists in the safari world today. Go on exciting game drives and walking safaris, with both day and night wildlife viewing, hear remarkable stories of their own incredible adventures and enjoy some of the most luxurious lodges in Zimbabwe: Mpala Jena, Wilderness Linkwasha and Tembo Plains.

Indagare founder Melissa Biggs Bradley shares her experience on the inaugural 2023 Impact Insider Journey to Zimbabwe, here. Plus, click here to read more about Dereck and Beverly Joubert—or listen in on our podcast episode.

Hear more about this trip and Project ReWild Zambezi from Melissa Biggs Bradley below:

• Discover the beauty of Zimbabwe in the company of National Geographic explorers-at-large Dereck and Beverly Joubert and Melissa Biggs Bradley, the founder of Indagare and author of Safari Style: Exceptional African Camps and Lodges, as well as exceptional safari experts from Great Plains Conservation.
  
• Enjoy daily explorations by vehicle, canoe, boat and on foot, with expert guides (both day and night excursions) that will reveal magnificent creatures like big cats, rhinos, buffalo, hippos, elephants, giraffes, wild dogs, hyenas, zebras, impala and many species of birds and more—all in spectacular private concessions.
  
• Relax at three beautiful lodges that offer a variety of immersive wilderness and cultural activities—including guided tracking, stargazing, birding, river cruises and helicopter touring. You’ll start at Mpala Jena Camp in Zambezi National Park, move along to Wilderness Linkwasha in Hwange National Park, ending at Tembo Plains Camp on the Sapi Reserve.

Indagare Impact: At Indagare, we believe that travel can and should have a positive impact on the destinations we visit. We are proud to operate as a 100 percent carbon-neutral company, and you can rest assured that the unavoidable emissions from your trip have been offset through trustworthy carbon projects. By offsetting all company operations, staff travel, and trips booked for both members and Journeys participants, our travelers know that they have done as much as possible to ensure they are not negatively impacting the environment. And through the Indagare Impact Fund, we donate an additional percentage of our annual revenue to carefully vetted non-profits committed to helping preserve culture, heritage and the environment.

Indagare will be making a donation to Great Plains Foundation on behalf of this journey. This is the philanthropic arm of Great Plains Conservation, one of our primary safari partners. They fund projects all over Africa from community development to rewilding. They are the primary drivers of Zambezi Rewild, the single largest rewilding project in Africa taking place in Mana Pools, Zimbabwe.