Zimbabwe Safari Destinations

Zimbabwe

Splendid Zimbabwe promises a riveting holiday that combines wildlife viewing, adventure-seeking and cultural experiences. From the visual splendours of Victoria Falls and white water rafting on the mighty Zambezi to elephant tracking in the wilds of Hwange Game Reserve, visitors can also explore the Great Zimbabwe ruins and fish from a Kariba Dam houseboat. Vic Falls deserves a few days of excitement.

Zimbabwe’s 12 highly rated national parks provide sanctuaries for exceptional fauna and flora – Hwange, Nyanga, Matobo, Zambezi, Mana Pools, Chimanimani and South Gonarezhou National Parks. Birding excursions, nature walks, camping safaris and game drives.

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Lake Kariba counts as the second-largest dam in Africa and one of the 4 largest man-made lakes in the world. Picture a 2,000 km shoreline where myriad fauna and flora species reside – a fantastic leisure and safari destination for all ages.

Stay at Lake Kariba for true relaxation.

Highlights

The Great Zimbabwe ruins, created by one of Africa’s earliest civilizations, is the largest historic man-made structure south of the pyramids. Dating back as early as 700 years ago, this ancient city is also the oldest artificial stone structure south of the Sahara.
Matusadona National Park was proclaimed in 1963 on the edge of Lake Kariba for black rhinos, elephants and buffalo.
Bungee jump off the Victoria Falls Bridge, tour the falls on a helicopter ride, and white water raft in the gorges below. “The Smoke that Thunders” is the largest waterfall in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A wildlife sanctuary and a vital World Heritage Site, Mana Pools offers fantastic photographic opportunities and a romantic ambience of lagoons and natural oxbow lakes.
A dreamy Lake Kariba break means spectacular sunsets and long sunny days fishing and viewing wildlife. Book a houseboat and visit Matusadona National Park nearby.
The flagship of Zimbabwe’s parks, Hwange features the largest population of African wild dogs left in the world and is the best place for leopard and cheetah sightings.
The Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park links Zimbabwe’s Gonarezhou National Park with Mozambique’s Limpopo National Park and Kruger in South Africa to protect biodiversity and allow migratory animal populations to move.

A broad range of accommodations in Zimbabwe’s top safari camps and lodges includes luxury private lodges, villas and rugged camps immersed in the bush. Voyage2Africa rates and package deals provide you with all the answers.

OUR SELECTION: THE BEST DESTINATIONS TO VISIT IN Zimbabwe

Victoria Falls

The Adventure capital of Southern Africa, Victoria Falls is a highlight to every Zimbabwe safari. Visit this awe-inspiring natural landmark for an unforgettable holiday filled with excitement and relaxation.

Southern Zimbabwe

Combine the best of culture, history and wildlife encounters with a safari in Southern Zimbabwe. Traverse this enchanting region and discover some of the country’s hidden gems.

Sofa and umbrella relaxing area overlooking the bush at Chikwenya Camp

Mana Pools National Park

There’s nowhere else on earth will you find a wildlife park blessed with the perfect combination of beauty, wildness and an abundant supply of large mammals, aquatic wildlife plus prolific birdlife. Visit Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park and experience this unspoiled wilderness for yourself.

Lake Kariba

There is no better time for a holiday than now. Pack your bags and head for the shores of Lake Kariba. Leave behind the pressures of everyday life and enjoy the slow paced tempo of lakeside living. A holiday at Lake Kariba is not just about boating trips and catching tiger fish. Feast your eyes on the beautiful, unspoilt landscapes …

Swimming pool with sunset in the back at Verney's Camp

Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park is the centre stage for some of Africa’s scintillating wildlife encounters. Watch the lion hunts and the hippo turf wars. Make sure to keep an eye out for the tiny critters and the myriad of birds.