Zimbabwe
Introduction
Spectacular scenery, legendary guides, and warm hospitality, Zimbabwe delivers classic safari experiences with heart and soul.
This is a land of contrasts and wonder: the thunderous Victoria Falls, vast Hwange plains, and the untamed beauty of Mana Pools along the Zambezi River.
Here, wilderness and heritage flow together, guided by some of Africa’s most passionate conservationists.
From sunrise safaris to river sunsets, Zimbabwe offers safaris that go beyond sightings — it’s a country where connection, storytelling, and adventure become one.
Why Visit Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe is Africa at its most soulful — a destination defined by expert guiding, stunning diversity, and a deep love for the wild.
Its people, parks, and spirit create a safari experience both authentic and luxurious.
Victoria Falls – One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, where the Zambezi River plunges into a breathtaking gorge.
Hwange National Park – Zimbabwe’s largest reserve, home to massive elephant herds, lions, and painted wolves.
Mana Pools National Park – A UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for canoe safaris, walking adventures, and incredible wildlife encounters along the Zambezi River.
Matobo Hills – Ancient granite outcrops and sacred sites that hold centuries of human history.
Lake Kariba – A peaceful water wilderness, perfect for houseboat safaris, fishing, and birdwatching.
Zimbabwe invites travelers to reconnect with Africa’s true spirit — where conservation, community, and adventure come together beautifully.
Best Time to Visit
Zimbabwe can be visited all year, though the dry season (May to October) is considered the best for wildlife and comfortable travel.
May to October – Prime safari months with clear skies, great game viewing, and cool evenings.
June to August – Peak season for Victoria Falls, when the Zambezi’s flow is strongest and spray fills the air.
November to April – Green season with lush landscapes, bird migrations, and fewer visitors — perfect for photographers and peaceful escapes.
For the best balance of wildlife and scenery, visit between June and September when conditions are ideal for both land and river safaris.
Top Places to Visit
Victoria Falls
“The Smoke That Thunders” — a sight of power and grace. Enjoy helicopter flights, sunset cruises, and romantic riverside stays.
Hwange National Park
Zimbabwe’s flagship safari park, renowned for its huge elephant herds, big cats, and expert guides who make each drive unforgettable.
Mana Pools National Park
A magical stretch of the Zambezi where wildlife roams freely. Experience canoe safaris, walking safaris, and campfire dinners beneath the stars.
Matobo Hills
Mystical granite formations and ancient San rock art. A landscape rich in history, culture, and spiritual energy.
Lake Kariba
The world’s largest man-made lake, ideal for houseboat safaris, fishing, and golden sunsets over calm waters.
Experiences & Activities
Zimbabwe’s safaris are crafted for depth and emotion — where guiding excellence and natural beauty combine to create lasting memories.
Walking Safaris – Discover the bush on foot with world-class professional guides who share incredible insight and detail.
Canoeing the Zambezi at Mana Pools – Paddle silently past elephants and hippos under vast skies.
Game Drives in Hwange – Explore open plains teeming with wildlife in beautifully remote settings.
Victoria Falls Adventures – Enjoy helicopter flights, bungee jumps, or gentle sunset cruises on the Zambezi River.
Cultural Experiences – Visit local villages and meet the people whose warmth defines Zimbabwe’s soul.
Photographic Safaris – Capture elephants at watering holes, lions on the prowl, and surreal landscapes drenched in golden light.
Star Beds & Sleepouts – Spend the night under the African sky, with the sounds of nature surrounding you.
In Zimbabwe, safari becomes personal — intimate encounters, heartfelt hospitality, and guiding that transforms every moment into a story.
Some Glimpses of Zimbabwe
