Discover the magic of Zimbabwe whilst on tour through this breathtakingly beautiful country. Venture into Zimbabwe’s most famous national parks like Hwange and Matobo National Parks. Learn more about Zimbabwe’s fascinating history on a visit to the 900-year-old Great Zimbabwe Ruins rumoured to be the capital of the legendary Queen of Sheba and also the namesake of the nations. Zimbabwe comes from the Shona word for” big houses of stone”. Throughout your trip, you will experience true Zimbabwean hospitality.
Highlights of the Tour
Victoria Falls
You start this safari around Zimbabwe at the iconic Victoria Falls where the mighty Zambezi plunges over a hundred meters into the gorge below. The columns of spray can be seen from miles away from both the Zimbabwe and Zambian side of the river. There’s great accommodation and restaurants in Vic Falls and you will be spoilt for choice. Don’t forget to book some adventure activities in Vic Falls or a helicopter flip over the falls and Zambezi river.
Lake Kariba
Visit the world’s largest man-made lake, Lake Kariba from the luxury of your lakeshore lodge. Good game viewing and a special cultural tour can be experienced. Enjoy a sunset cruise and choose from a variety of optional activities during your 2-day exploration of the area.
Hwange National Park
Fantastic game drives and other game activities can be enjoyed at the Hwange National Park, the most spectacular premium wildlife area of Zimbabwe. Two distinctly different safari lodges in different areas of the park allow for a great diversity of game that can be spotted. Your safari drives and walks in Hwange are included in the tour price.
Matopos
Track endangered black and white rhinos on foot in the famous Matobo National Park. Explore the dramatic rocky landscapes and granite domes where you will visit the burial site of Cecil John Rhodes. He chose Worlds View as his final resting place for its breathtaking view and panorama.
Great Zimbabwe Ruins
The Great Zimbabwe Ruins are a veritable sea of fascinating rock formations and this complex set of ruins is one of the country’s greatest historical and cultural attractions covering almost 1800 acres. The Great Zimbabwe Ruins were built by the Shona cattlemen and became a National Monument, earning worldwide recognition; it was declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1986.
Harare
The capital city of Zimbabwe is the bustling place where your Zimbabwe safari ends. Great restaurants and nightlife abound in Harare, and the shopping and curio markets is a perfect end to this tour.
