Est. 1993, Sango is a 60,000 hectare wildlife conservancy with three luxury safari camps, located in the Savé Valley, Zimbabwe.
Over 30 years of conservation Tourism
A passion for wildlife and commitment to conservation and community development are at the heart of the Sango philosophy. At Sango we don’t just talk about conservation – we live it. We are proud of being part of the world’s largest privately owned Wildlife Conservancy – the Savé Valley Conservancy in Zimbabwe. Sango as the largest part that not “only” protects iconic wildlife species, but also directly improves the lives of communities in the area.
Sango has garnered international acclaim as a pioneering model for the conservation of wildlife and habitats, particularly for endangered species like the black rhino, painted wild dog, and elephant. Central to this success is the active involvement of local communities, facilitated through the initiation and support of community-based conservation and development programs, as well as the education of neighboring populations.
