A unique elephant
awareness activity
Have you ever wondered how an elephant sees, hears, smells and feels the world? Or what emotions and intellect do we share with these large-brained, social mammals?
Our awareness activity and education program starts with an engaging and informative immersive talk. Following the talk, prepare to be awestruck as you have the chance to meet an individual elephant up close. Embark on a unique 20-minute elephant walk after the interaction with the Ambassador herd, accompanied by experienced handlers, and you will have the opportunity to observe the elephants in a more natural setting. Children under 10 may not join the walk but proceed with the guide to the viewing platform After your walk, unwind on our viewing deck with refreshing beverages
Join us for an engaging and captivating experience as we delve into the world of elephants. Our interactive session promises to inform, captivate, and delight. Encounter our magnificent herd up close, witnessing their natural behaviours in our serene waterhole setting, from playful bathing sessions to leisurely mud rolls.
From exploring their dental care routines to observing their instinctual foraging habits, the eleCREW elephants will unveil the intricacies of their lives. Our dedicated caretakers will walk you through the essential tasks that ensure the well-being and vitality of our gentle giants.
Discover the myriad challenges confronting elephants in the wild and explore ways you can make a difference. Through enlightening discussions on research initiatives, conflict resolution strategies, and community involvement, delve into our unique educational programs and welfare efforts.
Meet one of our Ambassador elephants firsthand, gaining insight into their distinct personalities and the care regimen essential for their happiness and health.
How To Reach EleCrew:
Start in Victoria Falls town (around Livingstone Way/Zambezi Drive).
Head south-east on the A8/Bulawayo Road out of town.
After about 6 km, you’ll pass the junctions to several lodges (Gorges Lodge, Stanley & Livingstone, Jafuta Lodge) on your left.
Continue following that main paved road for roughly 15 km in total to reach Jafuta Reserve—the turnoff is clearly sign‑posted, typically shared with “Jafuta Lodge” signs ().
The road surface is in good condition near town, but farther out it can have potholes, especially after rain—so the advice is to use a 4×4 or SUV and drive during daylight.
Approximate distance/time:
– ~15 km / 20–25 minutes by car.
– Allow extra time in the dry season or if using a smaller vehicle due to road quality.
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