Zimbabwe

Safari reserves & places to visit in Zimbabwe

Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Bulawayo

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Situated in the south east of Zimbabwe, Bulawayo is rich in history and home to a vibrant and multi-cultural way of life. Interesting in its own right the 'City of Kings' also acts as a gateway to some of Zimbabwe's premier national parks.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Chizarira National Park

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Probably the most remote National Park in Zimbabwe, Chizarira receives few visitors. It offers a great wilderness experience; walking and driving safaris in wild, rugged bush - with an emphasis on excellent walking safaris.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Eastern Highlands

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Made up of three mountain groups, the diverse scenery of the Eastern Highlands is largely off the main tourist routes. Come here for the cooler climate and coffee plantations, excellent walking and visits to the Bvumba Botanical gardens.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Gonarezhou National Park

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One of Zimbabwe's least-visited national parks, Gonarezhou is a vast wilderness of open pans and dense bush; it's wild country and now part of a much larger Transfrontier park.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Hwange National Park

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Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest national park and encompasses a variety of habitats from Kalahari sandveld to mopane woodlands. It has huge herds of elephants, and high wildlife densities - and is a very accessible, with camps here offering game drives and walking safaris.
Mana Pools is located in the Lower Zambezi Valley.

Mana Pools National Park

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Mana Pools National Park is unique; it's a World Heritage Site. It's great for both walking and canoeing safaris to view the abundant wildlife, including a healthy elephant population.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Matobo Hills National Park

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Easily accessible and littered with red granite boulders interspersed with greenery, Matobo Hills is a stunning national park with great scenery, superb walking and an intensively-protected game park with high densities of rhino and other game.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Matusadona National Park

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On the southern side of Lake Kariba, Matusadona National Park is a remote and rugged sanctuary for wildlife - come for adventurous safaris including rhino-tracking on foot and very relaxing cruises on the lake.
Despite the political situation in Zimbabwe, some small camps still operate…

Victoria Falls

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Victoria Falls offer a variety of activities from sedate viewing trips to adrenaline activities such as bungee-jumping. There is something for everyone in this breath-taking spot.