Despite the turbulent political history that may have alarmed prospective tourists, positive political changes over the past decade have bolstered Zimbabwe’s growth and demand for safaris. Zimbabwe as a destination remain splendid as it boasts some of the most renowned professional safari guides and wildlife conservationists in Africa. Similarly, Zimbabweans are some of the nicest people you will ever meet.

 

Zimbabwe is home to five UNESCO World Heritage sites including the majestic Victoria Falls, Mana Pools National Park, Matobo Hills for its massive granite formations, the Great Zimbabwe Ruins and Khami Ruins National Monument for their historical significance. Zimbabwe’s national parks - Hwange, Mana Pools, Matusadona, Matobo Hills, and Chizarira ensure top game viewing in some of the most remote and truly wild reserves in Africa.

 

The Mighty Victoria Falls, in full flood is one of the world’s most magnificent sights. The vast Hwange National Park is home to a range of wildlife, and most famous for its massive herds of buffalo and elephants. Mana Pools National Park is remote, untamed, and the freshwater pools is a steadfast home to varied wildlife. The mighty Zambezi River, running along the northern border of the park offers exceptional canoeing, fishing, and camping adventures. Other activities range from Chitake Springs trips, game-viewing, guided walks, birding, river cruises and lion-tracking.

 

Zimbabwe is one of Africa’s finest delights boasting a diverse range of safari, rich cultural experiences, and some of Africa’s most incredible historic ruins. It is a remarkable destination offering a truly unforgettable experience for those seeking a combination of wildlife, adventure, and luxury.

 

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