From Thundering waterfalls to trout-filled mountain streams, from game-rich national parks to landscapes of mysterious balancing rocks, and down the mighty Zambezi River, Zimbabwe offers the greatest diversity of safari activities in Africa - from game drives in open safari vehicles, to safaris on boats or canoes, on foot, on elephant or horse-back, and mobile tented camping - led by some of the most qualified guides in Africa.
Places of Interest
 Victoria Falls
Without question one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world. The largest curtain of water in the world plunges over a gorge a mile wide and 330 feet deep sending columns of mist 1,200 feet into the air. Victoria Falls - an essential stop on any trip to Southern Africa.
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Lake Kariba
An enormous expanse of water dotted with the skeletons of petrified trees, Lake Kariba offers breathtaking sunsets and abundant wildlife. Boat safaris bring you close to the lake shore - where you may find buffalo, elephant, hippo and crocodile. Matusadona National Park, bordering the lake, is ideal for walking safaris where you can really touch and feel Africa while tracking animals on foot. Fishermen can test their skills on the famous fighting tiger fish, the delicious bream or the 100 pound vundu.
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Mana Pools National Park
During the dry season, the dense vegetation and abundant water of Mana Pools attract one of the highest concentrations of game in Africa. Man is still a visitor in this remote region, which is best explored on foot or by canoe. Overnight canoe safaris down the Zambezi offer a tranquil way to see parts of the African wilderness you wouldn't otherwise see.
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Hwange National Park
Sparse mopane and acacia vegetation and year-round waterholes support more than 100 species of animals and provide endless opportunities to watch the daily routine of elephant or giraffe, track lion, or spot a leopard silently watching from his tree.
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Great Zimbabwe
These towering ruins of hand-hewn rocks are the remnants of a sprawling ancient city. Learn about the mystery surrounding this once-burgeoning African civilization that disappeared around 1500 AD.
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Matobo National Park
A majestic panorama of rugged granite outcrops and mysterious balancing rocks. Steeped in history the Matobo National Park has been the home of San Bushmen, Ndebele kings and is the burial place of Cecil John Rhodes.
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