Vwaza Marsh wildlife reserve
The low-lying area of Vwaza Wildlife Reserve is an interesting contrast to the high Nyika Plateau. Most of the reserve is flat covered with Mopane and miombo woodland, but the eastern side is hilly and the reserve is rich in wetlands with the Vwaza Marsh itself in the North and Lake Kazuni in the South. These wetlands provide a haven for animals and bird life.

There is only one camp in this 986 sq kilometre reserve. Kazuni camp is in a spectacular setting on the edge of Lake Kazuni in the south east corner of the reserve. In front of the camp an expanse of flat water spreads out surrounded by low hills and miombo woodland, with a steady stream of animals coming down to the water.