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    Zimbabwe

    Discover Zimbabwe’s Top 5 Must-See Destinations

    1. Victoria Falls

    Zimbabwe has an entire National Park named after its most prided waterfall – the Victoria Falls National Park.

    The area of the Victoria Falls National Park is a lush forest is filled with ferns, vines and woodlands. Animal life in the park includes various species of antelope, hippos, elephants and buffalos.

    Another wonderful Zimbabwean reserve; the Zambezi National Park is a fantastic place to experience one of Africa’s most prominent rivers – the Zambezi river. It’s the largest river flowing into the Indian Ocean and, of course, the home to the Victoria Falls.

    Activities: tour of the falls, game drives, microlight flight, white-water rafting, swimming under the Victoria Falls, stream train journey, helicopter flight, gorge swing, river cruises, canoeing, day trip to Chobe National Park

    2. Victoria Falls and Zambezi National Parks

    Zimbabwe has an entire national park named after its most prided waterfall – the Victoria Falls National Park.

    The area of the Victoria Falls National Park is a lush forest is filled with ferns, vines and woodlands. Animal life in the park includes various species of antelope, hippos, elephants and buffalos.

    Another wonderful Zimbabwean reserve; the Zambezi National Park is a fantastic place to experience one of Africa’s most prominent rivers – the Zambezi river. It’s the largest river flowing into the Indian Ocean and, of course, the home to the Victoria Falls. Bright blue African skies contrasting with the lively green landscapes and sparkling waters creates one of the most picturesque views imaginable. With many luxury travel lodges in the area, visitors can enjoy the African scenery in comfort.

    Activities: tour of the falls, game drives, microlight flight, white-water rafting, swimming under the Victoria Falls, stream train journey, helicopter flight, gorge swing, river cruises, canoeing, day trip to Chobe National Park

    3. Hwange National Park

    Hwange National Park is the largest, most popular game reserve travel destination in the country. The park boasts an impressive variety of wildlife, with no shortage of antelope and even predators such as cheetahs and lions.

    More than any other animal, the Cape wild dog population in Hwange National Park stands out. One of the largest groups of wild dogs find refuge within the park’s borders. In southern Africa, only the Kruger National Park has a similarly impressive population of this rare, timid predator.

    Activities: day and night game drives, swimming, bird watching, star gazing

    4. Matusadona National Park & Lake Kariba

    Situated in the north of Zimbabwe, a large area of Matusadona National Park’s terrain runs along the shores of Lake Kariba. As the world’s largest manmade water body, Lake Kariba offers a unique travel experience in its own right. Visitors can expect to see hippos in and around the lakeside areas. Inland, towards the park’s conservation areas, there’s no shortage of game to see. Expect to see elephants, rare antelope species, zebras and buffalo, as these are just some of the animals that dwell within the park.

    Activities: game drives, canoeing, guided walks, star gazing, swimming, bird watching, fishing, house boats on Lake Kariba, Lake Kariba boating Safaris

    5. Mana Pools National Park

    Mana Pools National Park offers stunning views of the Zambezi River as it flows through the luscious Zambezi valley. Wildlife flourishes in the park’s jungle-like terrains and grasslands. Exploration options include Safari drives, walking tours and even canoe expeditions.

    The park contains four large pools, called ‘manas” in the native Shona language, meaning a full English translation of the park’s name would be “Four Pools National Park”.

    Activities: game drives, canoeing, guided walks, star gazing, swimming, bird watching

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