Park at the waterholes of Hwange, Zimbabwe's largest national park, and watch packs of African wild dogs come in to drink at the end of the dry season. Hwange is considered one of the strongholds of the species in Zimbabwe, and sightings become more consistent as the dry season begins, from about June.
Up to 56% sighting chance in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe. Best months: September, October, August.
As the dry season begins, from about June to October, when packs hunt and drink around the waterholes.
Late in the dry season water is scarce, so packs and herds gather at the pans to drink.
Yes. It has road access, lodges at every budget and large herds of elephants, so wild dogs come as a bonus on a wider safari.
