Why to go…

Zimbabwe offers some of the best wildlife parks in southern Africa and has beautiful botanical gardens and sanctuaries. It is the proud country of several World Heritage Sites and has a rich history. Boundless activities can amuse visitors for days on end.

When to go…

While winter nights can be cool, Zimbabwe’s weather is generally very warm with temperatures rarely exceeding 33° C or falling below 7° C. Summer days (November to February) are the hottest and this is also when most of the rain falls.

What to see…

Victoria Falls
Zimbabwe is home to one of the largest waterfalls in the world. The famous Victoria Falls plunges100m (330ft) into the narrow Zambezi Gorge at a rate of 550 million litres every minute.
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Hwange
Near the Victoria Falls lies one of Zimbabwe’s largest parks. Hwange National Park holds a large variety of animals and birds. At some waterholes, platforms are erected from which one can observe game closely. The Park is one of the last great elephant sanctuaries in Africa.
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Matopos
The Matopo Hills, south of Bulawayo, boasts exquisite rock formations created by the eroding winds.
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Lake Kariba
Lake Kariba is located on the northern border of Zimbabwe and is the biggest source of hydroelectric power for the country.
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Matusadona
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Mana Pools
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Gonarezhou
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Recognised worldwide for its beautiful scenery and important landmarks, Zimbabwe offers visitors a wide range of interesting attractions suited to anyone from the adrenaline junkie to the animal lover. Africa Bespoke offer special deals that will place you in some of the most beautiful areas of Zimbabwe and keep you busy with many activities.
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Map of Zimbabwe