Explore in Zimbabwe

Great Zimbabwe

Capital of a Shona kingdom that dominated gold trade from the 11th to 15th centuries, Great Zimbabwe spans 7 km² of dry-stone enclosures south of Masvingo.

Matobo and Bulawayo

Granite kopjes, 13,000-year-old San paintings and rhino tracking on foot, 35 km from Bulawayo, the Ndebele cultural capital of Zimbabwe.

Eastern Highlands

Three mountain ranges bordering Mozambique, peaks reaching 2,592 metres, tea plantations and hiking trails: another side of Zimbabwe, 4 hours from Harare.

Hwange

14,600 km² of savanna and teak forest at the threshold of the Kalahari, 40,000 elephants concentrated around pumped waterholes, patient observation rather than spectacular landscapes.

Chutes Victoria

Victoria Falls

On the Zambezi, a curtain of water 1,708 metres wide that the Zimbabwean trail traces along its entire length, an ideal base for rafting, scenic flights and safaris.