Zimbabwe

Why Visit Zimbabwe

  • Victoria Falls: One of the world’s greatest natural wonders.

  • Epic Safaris: Elephants, lions, and wild dogs in Hwange and Mana Pools.

  • Adventure: Rafting, canoeing, hiking, and walking safaris.

  • Rich Heritage: Ancient Great Zimbabwe ruins and Matobo Hills rock art.

  • Stunning Landscapes: From misty mountains to vast wilderness parks.

  • Fewer Crowds: Authentic, raw, and unforgettable Africa.

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why Discover Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a land of wild contrasts: from the thunderous roar of Victoria Falls to empty wilderness far from crowds; from ancient stone cities to rich wildlife preserves. It offers some of Africa’s best safari experiences (with outstanding elephants, predators, rare species), custom adventure (rafting, walking safaris, canoeing), heritage in places like Great Zimbabwe, spiritual and geological wonders in Matobo Hills, and beauty in remote parks few visit. For travellers who want both nature’s drama and cultural depth, Zimbabwe gives both—and often with fewer tourists, which makes it feel more raw and real.

Victoria Falls / Livingstone-Zambezi Region

Victoria Falls (Mosi-oa-Tunya) is the crown jewel; see the falls from viewpoints, take helicopter flights (“Flight of Angels”), zipline, raft the Zambezi, or cross the Victoria Falls Bridge. Also nearby, Batoka Gorge offers white-water rafting and scenic views.

Hwange / Western Lowveld

Zimbabwe’s largest national park; outstanding wildlife including large herds of elephants, predators like lions and wild dogs, vast birdlife. Safari drives, stay in private lodges or camps.

Mana Pools & Zambezi Valley

Canoeing and walking safaris in the floodplains; excellent wildlife viewing along the river; big populations of hippos, crocodiles, predators; especially scenic in dry season.

Eastern Highlands (Nyanga, Chimanimani, Mount Nyangani)

Rugged mountainous terrain, misty forests, hiking trails, waterfalls (Nyanga has several), cooler climate, views, and relatively fewer tourists.

Great Zimbabwe & Masvingo Region / Matobo Hills / Bulawayo

Great Zimbabwe ruins (UNESCO) for ancient architecture; Matobo Hills (rock formations, San rock art, spiritual sites like Njelele Shrine, balancing rocks); Bulawayo city with colonial history and museums.

Lake Kariba & Inland/Northern Wilderness Parks

Lake Kariba (one of the largest artificial lakes in the world; houseboats, fishing, wildlife), remote parks like Chizarira, Matusadona, and lesser-known wilderness reserves (Mavuradonha) for remote safari and birding.

REGION HIGHLIGHTS ​

 

  • Victoria Falls & Zambezi Region — Pulsating natural energy, adventure, rivers, massive falls with their spray and power; gateway for water and air-adventure activities.

  • Western Lowveld & Hwange — Classic savannah safari country, wildlife density with elephants, predators, large-scale game drives, ideal for safari travellers.

  • Zambezi Valley & Mana Pools — River-based ecosystems, canoe safaris, wilderness stays, big-sky landscapes, and time off the beaten path.

  • Eastern Highlands & Mountains — Cooler, green landscapes, hiking, waterfalls, misted peaks, lush forests; major contrast to lowland safari zones.

  • Cultural & Historic South — Great Zimbabwe, the ancient Shona ruins; Matobo Hills with rock art and distinctive geological rock formations; colonial architecture in Bulawayo.

  • Lakes & Inland Water Bodies — Lake Kariba’s recreational and wildlife offerings; inland reserves that combine water, mountains, wildlife and remote wilderness.

10 day Itinerary

  • Day 1–2: Victoria Falls – Explore the Falls, rainforest viewpoints, sunset Zambezi cruise, optional rafting or helicopter flight.
  • Day 3–4: Hwange National Park – Safari drives with elephants, lions, wild dogs, and birdlife. Overnight in lodges or camps.

  • Day 5: Bulawayo & Matobo Hills – Discover balancing rocks, San rock art, rhino tracking, and sunset at World’s View.

  • Day 6: Great Zimbabwe (Masvingo) – Visit the ancient stone city and UNESCO World Heritage ruins.

  • Day 7–8: Eastern Highlands (Nyanga/Chimanimani) – Hike waterfalls, forest trails, mountain viewpoints; cooler climate retreats.

  • Day 9: Harare – Tour the capital: National Gallery, markets, botanical gardens, cultural highlights.

  • Day 10: Departure – Final city stroll or shopping before flight.

Price starting at $1199

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