Chilo Gorge is located in the south-east of Zimbabwe, on the boundary of one of our most remote National Parks, Gonarezhou. The 5,035 km² Gonarezhou National Park is the second largest national park in Zimbabwe, and was established in 1934 as a Game Reserve and proclaimed as a national park

Gonarezhou literally means ‘The Place of Elephants” which is a most suitable name considering this park has an estimated elephant population of 11,000!  These particular elephants have always had a reputation for being extra cheeky. Being sited on the border the elephants have been exposed to extended years of poaching