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PACKAGES

VICTORIA FALLS & HWANGE SAFARI

From ZAR 80,000 per person

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VICTORIA FALLS, CHOBE & OKAVANGO EXPLORER

From ZAR 123,000 per person

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BOTSWANA WILDLIFE EXPLORER

From ZAR 120,000 per person

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION

A safari through Zimbabwe reveals one of Africa’s most rewarding and authentic destinations — a country celebrated for its rich wildlife, dramatic scenery, and exceptional guiding standards. From the thundering spectacle of Victoria Falls to the vast wilderness of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe offers memorable safari experiences for both first-time visitors and seasoned explorers.
Zimbabwe’s renowned national parks support impressive wildlife populations, including large elephant herds, predators such as lion and leopard, and the endangered African wild dog. Areas such as Matobo National Park add further diversity with dramatic granite landscapes, rich birdlife, and one of the best locations in Southern Africa to track rhino on foot.
Beyond the wilderness, Zimbabwe also offers fascinating cultural depth, particularly in regions like Matobo Hills where ancient rock art and important historical sites enrich the safari experience.

Victoria Falls Experience

Bordered by the mighty Zambezi River, Zimbabwe is home to one of the world’s greatest natural wonders.
Visitors enjoy superb panoramic viewpoints of Victoria Falls from the Zimbabwean side, where the full width and power of the falls can be appreciated. The area is also one of Southern Africa’s premier adventure hubs.

Popular activities in the Victoria Falls region include:

Sunset cruises on the Zambezi River.
Scenic helicopter flights over the Falls.
White-water rafting (seasonal).
Bungee jumping and adventure activities.
Cultural markets and town exploration.

Zimbabwe safaris combine spectacular landscapes with authentic wildlife encounters, firmly positioning the country among Africa’s premier safari destinations.

Zimbabwe delivers an exceptional blend of wilderness, scenery, and wildlife diversity.

Victoria Falls

Known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya (“The Smoke That Thunders”) — is one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and a centrepiece of most Zimbabwe journeys.

Hwange National Park

The country’s largest reserve, is famous for its massive elephant population, strong predator presence, and excellent year-round game viewing.
Lake Kariba, one of the world’s largest man-made lakes, offers a more relaxed safari pace with houseboat cruises, fishing opportunities, and water-based wildlife viewing along the shoreline.
Matobo National Park provides a contrasting landscape of granite hills and cultural heritage, with some of the best rhino tracking experiences in the region.

Signature Experiences in Zimbabwe

Guided tour of Victoria Falls.
Sunset cruise on the Zambezi River.
Game drives in Hwange National Park.
Rhino tracking in Matobo National Park.

Zimbabwe combines dramatic scenery, authentic wildlife encounters, and warm hospitality — making it one of Africa’s most compelling safari destinations.

BEST TIME TO TRAVEL

Dry Season (May – September)

The optimal time for a Zimbabwe safari is during the dry winter months.

During this period:

Temperatures are mild and comfortable.
Skies are typically clear.
Mosquito activity is lower.
Wildlife viewing is at its best

As natural water sources shrink, animals congregate around rivers and waterholes, improving sightings in areas such as Hwange National Park.

For travellers including Victoria Falls, this window also offers excellent visibility with reduced spray and favourable conditions for most activities.