Zimbabwe Safaris

Zimbabwe Safaris

Zimbabwe is returning to her rightful place as one of Africa's top safari destinations. Zimbabwe is home to five UNESCO World Heritage sites with a few sites on the main safari routes.

Zimbabwe was once one of the top 3 safari countries in Africa, how things have changed all because of a president.

Whether your preference is a canoe safari on the upper Zambezi, game watching in the Hwange National Park or game fishing on Lake Kariba; Zimbabwe has it all and more.

A safari in Zimbabwe is certain to offer you a variety of safari experiences like no other in Africa. So get on board the Zimbabwe safari bus while the prices are still affordable.

Safaris In Zimbabwe

  • Mana Canoe Trail

    This Exploration is perfect for adventurous travelers, allowing guests the closest possible encounters with wildlife on one of the greatest rivers in Africa. This thrilling experience traverses the Mana Pools National Park, through the heart of Mana Pools.

  • Kruger & Zimbabwe Safari

    Safari through South Africa & Zimbabwe exploring the amazing culture and natural beauty of both of these countries. Big game country of the northern areas of Kruger National Park is a highlight. Marvel at the Zimbabwe Ruins, and the wonderful view of Victoria Falls.

  • Great Zimbabwe Tour

    Spend 11 magnificent days exploring Zimbabwe's legendary sites and regions whilst experiencing the scenic beauty and prolific wildlife in this extraordinary land known as Zimbabwe, translated as 'Great Houses of Stone', Zimbabwe is back on the African Safari circuit.

  • Game Trail Camping Safari

    Safari through Zimbabwe & Botswana exploring the amazing culture and natural beauty of both of these countries. Marvel at the Zimbabwe Ruins, and the magnificent view of Victoria Falls. Experience the Okavango Delta by traditional dug-outs and huge elephant herds of Chobe National Park by boat.

  • Game Trail Accommodated Safari

    After starting in South Africa and a visiting to the Kruger National Park this safari heads north to explore Zimbabwe and Botswana. Taking in and visiting the Zimbabwe Ruins, Matobo's, Hwange and Victoria Falls of Zimbabwe. In Botswana, we explore the Chobe and Okavango Delta regions before ending in Johannesburg.
Zimbabwe Lodges
Zimbabwe Travel Info
Latest Zimbabwe Blogs
Quick Enquiry
Popular Zimbabwe Lodges
Victoria Falls Hotel
The famous Victoria Falls Hotel in Zimbabwe, popularly known as "the grand old lady of the Falls", is situated in the Victoria Falls National Park, a world heritage site, and is a member of the exclusive Leading Hotels of the World group.
Makalolo Plains
Makalolo Plains Camp, located within a remote as well as exclusive concession inside of the substantial Hwange National Park, is actually one of just a handful of camps situated within of the National Park itself, offering wildlife second to none.
Singita Pamushana Lodge
Singita Pamushana, an elegant oasis consisting of six elegant suites and one exclusive villa offering the ultimate luxury in a truly African setting. Set in 130 000 acres of wild and untamed land, the Malilangwe Reserve is a precious breeding sanctuary for endangered species such as the black rhino, and is home to an abundance of game, birds, and hundreds of Baobab trees.
The Hide
The Hide is actually located inside one of Hwange National Park's most exceptional places, adjacent to historic elephant trails along with a huge grassland corridor. Herds of elephant, buffalo, and a multitude of others usually are attracted to the dependable waters of the Hide's waterhole.
Ruckomechi Camp
On the western boundary of the Mana Pools National Park, nestled in a large grove of Acacia and Mahogany trees, Ruckomechi Camp overlooks the Zambezi River with a superb view of the mountains of Africa's Great Rift Valley in the distance.
Little Makalolo Camp
Little Makalolo is actually a pleasant 6 roomed tented camp and also one of the handful of camps situated inside of the Hwange National Park, which in turn provides solitude for visitors who appreciate small camps as well as a feeling of remoteness.