Conservancy
Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservation Wilderness
Private rhino and wildlife conservancy near Wedza, about 105 km from Harare; guided visits and stays only, booked ahead.
39 km² · 0 gates · 0 campsites · Run by Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservation (private)
About the park
Imire is a private conservancy in Wedza district, roughly 105–110 km south-east of Harare, the last 37–40 km on gravel. It is known for its rhino and elephant work and in 2026 supplied black rhino for the reintroduction to Matusadona. All game drives and walks are guided, and self-drive game viewing is not allowed; day visits with a game drive and lunch, or overnight stays in its camps, are booked ahead through the lodge.
Highlights
- Guided walks with rhino and elephant
- Day visit with game drive and lunch
- Night rhino tracking
Good to know
- Private conservancy; guided activities only, no self-drive
- About 105–110 km south-east of Harare; last 37–40 km gravel
- Bookings required
Wildlife you may see
- Black rhino
- African elephant
Sightings are never guaranteed.
When to go
Open: By booking only
Gates
No gates confirmed yet.
Gate times change with the seasons: check with Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservation (private) before you travel.
Campsites
We're still checking the campsites here. They'll appear as soon as they're verified.