Victoria Falls
The Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, are in the far northwest of Zimbabwe on the border with Zambia, halfway along the length of the Zambezi River. The world’s largest falling curtain of water, they are not to be missed.
Zambezi National Park
The Zambezi National Park, where a wide variety of outstanding African wildlife can be seen, including all members of the Big Five plus eland, giraffe, kudu, sable, waterbuck, and impala.
Hwange
Zimbabwe’s largest National Park and premier safari destination, Hwange is home to the big five including Rhino with sightings of large herds of elephant and buffalo very common. Seeing leopard and wild dogs is not unlikely at this beautiful Zimbabwe safari destination.
Mana Pools National Park
World heritage site Mana Pools National Park, is one of Africa’s most magical wilderness areas where the Zambezi River gives life to an amazing diversity of flora and fauna, all of which rely on one another to maintain this ‘garden of eden.’
Lake Kariba
Lake Kariba, encompassing Matusadona National Park, is a vast body of water with incredible surrounding wilderness and unique landscapes. It has become a popular holiday destination for locals and foreigners alike.
Cruising Lake Kariba on a houseboat is one of Zimbabwe’s top experiences. Spending a few days on a houseboat safari is the perfect way to unwind and soak up the magic of this vast watery wilderness and its beautiful islands.
Matusadona National Park lies on the southern shores of Lake Kariba, and it’s the perfect place for a Big Five safari. The park is also ideal for a birding safari as it is home to the rare roan and sable antelope and 240 species of birds (herons and Saddlebill storks are highlights).
