Zimbabwe
The top of our safari bucket list
Few countries can offer you an itinerary as varied and exciting as Zimbabwe. You can begin by enjoying the sheer visual splendour of The Victoria Falls also known as the ‘Smoke that Thunders’, which is one of the most breath-taking Natural World Wonders. The best views of the Falls are seen from the Zimbabwean side which also offers world-class adrenalin activities and luxurious accommodation.
Located in the heart of the Southern African region, Zimbabwe as a destination can also be easily combined with other prime spots but really, why go anywhere else when Zimbabwe has it all for you? From huge populations of wild animals to enjoy, experienced guides, some of the most exclusive luxury accommodation and the friendliest population- you’ll be talking about your Zimbabwean safari for years to come.
Our top picks for Zimbabwe
One of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world, this impressive destination offers an array of adrenaline and safari activities for travellers from around the world.
Victoria Falls
The park is roughly the size of Belgium and offers a classic safari experience year round. Known for its huge elephant populations, extraordinary birds and rare animal sightings, Hwange is a must-visit in Zimbabwe.
Hwange National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Mana National Park offers a one to one experience with the wild Zambezi River by way of tucked away camps, canoeing safaris and game walks and drives.
The hidden gem of Zimbabwe, Gonarezhou National Park rewards visitors with stunning scenery and diverse game viewing. You will see plenty of magnificent animals such as rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard and elephants.
Mana Pools National Park
A Matusadona safari revolves around the expansive Lake Kariba with the best sunsets in the country. New luxurious safari camps are available but accessible only by boat or charter plane.
Lake Kariba &
Matusadona National Park
Gonarezhou National Park
Close to Zimbabwe’s second biggest city, you will find one of Southern Africa’s most interesting rock landscapes. You can enjoy hiking, rock art tours, a visit Cecil Rhodes’ grave and not to forget that this is the home of Zimbabwe’s largest leopard concentration.