Zimbabwe Safari & Travel Info

Even in the midst of a difficult political transition, Zimbabwe kept intact its most extraordinary touristic credentials: dramatic landscapes under a perfect climate, friendly and welcoming people, a wide range of historical and cultural attractions and a number of thrilling adventure activities… The most seasoned safari travelers find here premier game viewing in pockets of [...] Read More »

Hwange National Park, located just south of Victoria Falls, is the largest reserve in Zimbabwe. Hwange National Park is home to one of the highest concentration of game: the park boasts more than 100 different animal species and over 400 species of birds. Moreover, Hwange is world famous for its 30,000 elephants, making it one [...] Read More »

Mana Pools National Park is a UNESCO world heritage site based on it’s wildness and beauty, and is synonymous with the mighty Zambezi river, elephants, lions, remoteness and unique wilderness area. The wild child of the Zambezi River offers spectacular landscapes and fantastic opportunities for canoeing safaris: you will be paddling among an abundance of [...] Read More »

Zimbabwe’s foremost attraction, Victoria Falls is a must-see when visiting Southern Africa. “The smoke that thunders” remains one of the most spectacular natural seven wonders in the world. Beside, the town offers agreeable accomodation and pleasant gastronomy, as well as a wide ange of activities to distract the safari lovers from game viewing. Victoria Falls is [...] Read More »

Zimbabwe is rich in natural wonders, cultural and historical highlights. Visitors to Bulawayo should definitely follow the steps of Cecil John Rhodes and experience the grand mysticism of Matobo Hills (or Matopos), and amateurs of history would like to visit Great Zimbabwe ruins, at Masvingo. Lake Kariba and Matusadona National Parks are also of great interest to the [...] Read More »