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Welcome to the Sango Wildlife Blog

Discover Sango’s inside stories and meet our supporting partners and allies. There are so many stories to tell about Sango’s past, present and future, you’ll find them all here.

Recent Sango stories

Wild for cats: Sango's Successful Leopard Monitoring Program
Unveil the secrets of Sango’s extraordinary leopard population and dive into our fascinating Leopard Monitoring Program.
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Sango's Commitment to the African Wild Dog
African wild dogs are endangered, and the second most threatened carnivore in Africa. At Sango, our emphasis isn't just on showcasing these splendid creatures but on actively involving our guests in their conservation journey.
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Getting to Zimbabwe is now easier
Navigating to Sango is now easier than ever, with the brand-new International Airport in the Capital Harare, enhanced air links and clear visa guidelines.
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Sango Special Event
Rhino ear notching is a process by which rhinos are marked with cuts on their ears for tracking and monitoring purposes. Read how rhino ear tagging works and why it’s so important.
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Sango Expedition Camp
Discover your inner African explorer with a stay in our eco-friendly Sango Expedition Camp, inspired by classic safari tent camps for a dream safari experience in Zimbabwe.
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Interview Nicolas Duncan
Rhinos are some of Zimbabwe’s most threatened mammals. As such rhinos have become the focus of conservation efforts, like for Nicolas Duncan from Save African Rhino Foundation on Wildlife Conservation.
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Here we are

Stretching from the Bikita Hills in the west and crossing nine major habitat zones to the Save River in the east, Sango provides guests with 60,000 hectares (600 km2) of untamed Africa in the heart of Savé Valley Conservancy.

Directions to Sango

Location
Stretching from the Bikita Hills in the west crossing nine major habitat zones to the Savé River in the east, Sango Private Game Reserve is situated in the Savé Valley Conservancy in south-eastern Zimbabwe.

By Air to Sango Airstrip
Fly with a commercial airline to Harare Airport, Zimbabwe, clear immigration and customs and charter a private flight to Sango Airstrip. Approximate journey time from Harare to Sango is 1 hour.

By Road
Fly with a commercial airline to Harare Airport, Zimbabwe, clear immigration and customs and be collected by our airport transfer for the journey by road to Sango. Approximate journey time from Harare to Sango is 4 – 5 hours.

Air and/or road transfers as well as hotel accommodation before and/or after your stay at Sango can be arranged by our staff upon request.