Today is devoted to game viewing in Majete Wildlife Reserve where vegetation is diverse - ranging from undulating miombo woodlands with beautiful grassy glades and granite-topped hills in the west, to mixed acacia, leadwood and dry marula savanna scattered with baobab trees and patches of ilala palm in the east. The Shire River forms part of the eastern boundary, with all watercourses in the picturesque valley having a fringe of lush riverine thicket.
In Majete you can hope to see elephant, black rhino, buffalo, sable antelope, hartebeest, kudu, suni, eland, klipspringer, zebra and elusive leopard, as well as many other smaller species. Lion have also recently been re-introduced to Majete, making it once again a "Big-5" reserve. Game drives typically take place in the early morning and late afternoon, when game viewing conditions are at their best. Walking safaris are also available, as well as game viewing by boat.
Birding in Majete is also superb, with year round residents including Bohms bee-eater, African hoopoe, Green wood hoopoe, Scimitar billed wood hoopoe, Lizard buzzard, Dark chanting goshawk, Pel's fishing owl, Red-throated twinspot, Palmnut vulture, White-headed vulture, Osprey, Cordon bleu, Little bee-eater, Rock pratincole, Spotted eagle owl, Green-backed heron, Black-crowned night heron, Eygptian goose, African darter, Great white egret, Brown-hooded kingfisher, Malachite kingfisher, White faced duck, African jacana, Brown-crowned tchagra, Western banded snake eagle, Pied kingfisher, Brown snake eagle and Martial eagle.