Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe’s strength lies in its guides. Many are among the most highly trained in Africa, adding depth and insight to every drive or walk. Hwange offers prolific wildlife and varied habitats, while Mana Pools provides one of the continent’s finest walking experiences along the Zambezi. Victoria Falls is easily incorporated, with a choice of viewpoints and activities. Camps often feel relaxed and personal, run by teams with long-standing ties to the land. Zimbabwe suits travellers who value knowledge, conservation commitment and a safari style that feels grounded rather than showy.
the best of Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side offers expansive viewpoints and a strong sense of scale. Well-established infrastructure allows comfortable access, while activities such as river cruises and scenic flights add variety to a broader safari journey.
“When I was growing up in Botswana, we would often go to Victoria Falls for a night or two to have a change of scene and it was and still is a great place to go for 2 nights in between your safari. There are great hotels, good restaurants and it is just a nice change of pace” Sarah
the best of Zimbabwe
Mana Pools National Park
Mana Pools is renowned for its riverine scenery and exceptional walking safaris. Elephants often feed upright in winterthorn trees along the Zambezi, creating memorable sightings. The atmosphere is relaxed, with guiding that prioritises knowledge and experience.
the best of Zimbabwe
Hwange National Park
Hwange supports large elephant herds and impressive numbers of sable antelope across varied habitats. Waterholes provide consistent wildlife viewing, particularly in the dry season. Camps are typically small and welcoming, reinforcing Zimbabwe’s reputation for strong, personal guiding.
