ZIMBABWE
Majestic waterfalls,
ancient ruins,
and wild savannas.
From Victoria Falls to Hwange National Park,
Zimbabwe is a land of natural wonders and
cultural heritage.
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe combines natural wonders with deep history. Victoria Falls is its most famous landmark, a curtain of water so vast it can be heard and felt before it is seen. Beyond the falls, the country holds game reserves, highlands, and cultural sites that reveal a long and complex past.
Hwange National Park is known for its huge elephant herds and predator sightings, while Mana Pools on the Zambezi offers canoe safaris and close encounters with wildlife along the river. Further south, the stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe stand as a reminder of a powerful civilisation that once shaped the region.
Travel here feels less crowded and more personal than in many other safari destinations. Zimbabwe suits travellers who want strong wildlife experiences paired with history, culture, and the warmth of its people.
Key Destinations in
Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls
One of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls, known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya — “The Smoke That Thunders.” Adventure activities abound, from helicopter flights to white-water rafting.
Hwange National Park
Zimbabwe’s largest national park, home to over 100 mammal species, including massive elephant herds and healthy predator populations.
Mana Pools National Park
A UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Zambezi River, renowned for canoe safaris, walking safaris, and close wildlife encounters.
Great Zimbabwe Ruins
The remains of a medieval city that once thrived between the 11th and 15th centuries, offering insight into Africa’s ancient history.
Key Destinations in
Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls
Hwange National Park
Mana Pools National Park
Great Zimbabwe Ruins
One of the world’s most spectacular waterfalls, known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya — “The Smoke That Thunders.” Adventure activities abound, from helicopter flights to white-water rafting.
Zimbabwe’s largest national park, home to over 100 mammal species, including massive elephant herds and healthy predator populations.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Zambezi River, renowned for canoe safaris, walking safaris, and close wildlife encounters.
The remains of a medieval city that once thrived between the 11th and 15th centuries, offering insight into Africa’s ancient history.
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Trusted Partners
A selection of exceptional camps and lodges we love to work with in Zimbabwe. Each offers its own balance of comfort, location, and character.
Chundu Island
Victoria Falls
Set on a private island within the Zambezi National Park, just upstream from Victoria Falls, Chundu Island offers the peace of the river with the adventure of the bush. Canoeing, sunset cruises, and game drives reveal elephants, hippos, and vast birdlife. The lodge’s thatched suites overlook the flowing Zambezi — a perfect start or end to any Zimbabwe journey.
Verney's Camp
Hwange National Park
Tucked beneath teak trees in a private concession within Hwange National Park, Verney’s Camp combines understated luxury with a classic safari atmosphere. The camp overlooks a waterhole that draws large herds of elephant, especially during the dry season. Its location allows exclusive access to one of Zimbabwe’s most wildlife-rich regions.
Kanga Camp
Mana Pools National Park
Deep in the heart of Mana Pools National Park, far from the river’s edge, Kanga Camp is renowned for its seasonal waterhole — often called the “armchair safari.” Guests can watch elephants, wild dogs, and antelope come to drink without ever leaving camp. It’s an intimate, wild experience ideal for those seeking true immersion in nature.
Practical Information
Helpful details to make planning easy.
Best time to visit
June to October is best for game viewing during the dry season, while Victoria Falls is most dramatic between February and May, following the summer rains.
Getting there
Victoria Falls Airport is the main international gateway. Harare and Bulawayo also have connections within the region.
Visas
Most visitors require a visa, obtainable on arrival or online via the eVisa system. Check your nationality before travel.
Health and Safety
Malaria is present in most safari areas — prophylaxis is recommended. Travel with a reputable operator ensures smooth logistics and safe experiences.
Practical Information
Helpful details to make planning easy.
Best time to visit
Getting there
Visas
Health and Safety
June to October is best for game viewing during the dry season, while Victoria Falls is most dramatic between February and May, following the summer rains.
Victoria Falls Airport is the main international gateway. Harare and Bulawayo also have connections within the region.
Most visitors require a visa, obtainable on arrival or online via the eVisa system. Check your nationality before travel.
Malaria is present in most safari areas — prophylaxis is recommended. Travel with a reputable operator ensures smooth logistics and safe experiences.
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