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Mana Pools Safari Park

(+ 263 242) 707624/9 info@zambezicruisesafaris.com

Situated in the northern region of Zimbabwe, on the southern banks of the Zambezi River, Mana Pools National Park will leave you breathless with its beauty. A paradise for walking and canoeing safaris, Mana Pools is a wildlife-rich, biodiverse wonderland that will delight at every turn. You can expect to spot hippopotamus, crocodile, elephants and a wonderful array of aquatic birds within this UNESCO World Heritage Site, and there’s a good chance of seeing lioness’ hunting around waterholes, where prey are seemingly easy pickings.

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Umfurudzi Park

+263777005763/ +263242705432 fsamkange@zimparks.co.zw

Umfurudzi Park is a public/private partnership between Unifreight Africa Ltd, and the Zimbabwe Parks and Wild Life Management Authority to manage Umfurudzi Park. The project objective is to manage the park for sustainable utilisation to generate income to develop the park for future generations.

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Ruckomechi Camps

+263 774 7777 10 info@dombotravel.co.zw

One of the best-kept secrets in Africa is this modern camp along the banks of the river Zambezi, which is situated within its own private concession adjoining Mana Pools. Its spacious 10 tent rooms are all river facing and open concept, offering breathtaking views across to Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park.

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Antelope Park

+263 772 609 541 volunteer@antelopepark.co.zw

Get ready for real insight to lion conservation and gain valuable knowledge about what it takes to care for the future of lions of Africa; alongside getting involved with incredible wildlife activities. Lion & Wildlife Conservation is at the heart of Antelope Park. The King of the African eco-system has been declared as a vulnerable species by the IUCN and it needs to be saved.

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Imire Game Park

+263 772 522 201 /+263 777 564 096 sablelodge@imire.co.zw

Imire Game Park is 38km from Harare along Mutare road. Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy a day or two.

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Tsindi Ruins

+263(0)4 774 208 /+263(0)4 752 87 tsindiruins@gmail.com

Tsindi Ruins is one of the dry-stone monument in Zimbabwe. Located in Mashonaland East, near Marondera. Similar to the Great Zimbabwe ruins , Tsindi Ruins are a marvel that you might want to get a glimpse of if you appreciate the 15th Century stonework findings that Zimbabwe has to offer in and around Zimbabwe as an appealing destination.

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Hillside Dams Park (conservancy)

0780652668 admin@hillsidedams.com

Located in Hillside , Bulawayo, Hillside Dams is a popular leisure retreat that provides a family-friendly location for people of all ages to unwind.

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Observe Wildlife

+263778579157 reserve@observewildlife.com

The camp consists of 5 modern canvas tents with ensuite bathrooms in the Meru style. Only two zips on the canvas and gauze netting that open into the sleeping area separate each guest tent's large outdoor or open-air bathroom from the sleeping tent. Floor carpets, wardrobes, bedside tables, lighting, bedding, mattresses, linens, and pillows are all included in the sleeping area's furnishings. Each bathroom has a ceramic toilet that flushes and a ceramic sink with running water. The bathroom includes a specially designed shower system that uses a shower bucket with a water tap and 30-liters of pre-heated water within. Two sizable Meru-style tents make up the catering area; one is used for serving food and beverages, and the other is used for dining.

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Far and Wide Mutarazi Falls

077 246 9229 info@farandwide.co.zw

Sky Walk Zimbabwe and the globe have never experienced anything like the Sky Walk. The Sky Walk consists of two bridges, the first of which is 30 meters long and crosses the Falls' lip, and the other of which is 90 meters long and rises above the entire set of Falls. The two suspension bridges, which are fashioned to resemble vines above the Falls, provide an unparalleled full panoramic view of the Mutarazi Falls and its surrounds. This is for you if you have ever fantasized about walking through the air. About ten minutes are spent on the activity.

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Robins Camp

+27 10 446 7692 reservations@robinscamp.com

Robins Camp, now under private new management, offers an exciting revival of the iconic safari destination in Hwange National Park. Robins Camp is situated in the rugged northern Basalt area of the park, an area rich in natural water with seeps and springs dotting the area. It is the home to some of the last great buffalo herds in Africa, with herds of over 2000 still seen. Given the abundance of prey animals, it is no wonder that it also has the highest concentration of lion in the Park. Robins is also known for big populations of reedbuck, roan, sable and tsessebe as well as the usual herds of elephants and other species encountered in the Park. Particularly encouraging are the regular sightings of both Cheetah and African Wild Dog.

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Amalinda Camp

+263 29 2243954/6430 resman@amalindacollection.co.zw

Welcome to The Amalinda Safari Collection – a private, family run, responsible safari and accommodation company. For more than 2 decades we’ve been dedicated to creating world-class safaris in some of Zimbabwe’s premium wildlife and cultural destinations. The Amalinda Safari Collection consists of four luxury and intimate safari camps and lodges set in the remote wilderness areas of Hwange National Park and the Matopos National Park.

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Heritage Adventure Park

+263 242 781 089 bookings@heritageexpeditionsafrica.com

Heritage Adventure Park, a place where guests can take time off their busy schedules to explore an array of thrilling adventure activities. The most popular of the adrenaline activities is the zipline. Here, children (from one-year-ods) and adults, are tied to a rope using some harnesses and allowed to ride from one end of the rope to another in a free-flow, suspended in the air.

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Mutorashanga Green Pool

+263 (242) 707625 info@zimparks.org.zw

An eloquent quarry offering multiple beautiful scenic spots and several caves and tunnels that have not been fully exploited. The resort offers lime crystal clear water with the assurance of no water predators, it is a great place to visit with a group and have fun.𝗠𝘂𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗮𝘀𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗮 𝗚𝗿𝗲𝗲𝗻 𝗣𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀 are located 98 kilometers from Zimbabwe's capital city (Harare). The pools are located in a mining town called Mutorashanga.

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Great Zimbabwe

+263 (024) 2774208 natmus@nmmz.co.zw

Great Zimbabwe is a medieval city in the south-eastern hills of Zimbabwe near Lake Mutirikwi and the town of Masvingo. It is thought to have been the capital of a great kingdom during the country's Late Iron Age about which little is known.[1] Construction on the city began in the 9th century and continued until it was abandoned in the 15th century.[2][3] The edifices are believed to have been erected by the ancestral Shona.[4] The stone city spans an area of 7.22 square kilometres (2.79 square miles) and could have housed up to 18,000 people at its peak, giving it a population density of approximately 2,500 per square kilometre. It is recognised as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

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Lake Mutirikwi

+263(0)39 629 13 / +263(0)4 706 077 info@zimparks.co.zw

Lake Mutirikwi, formerly known as Lake Kyle or Kyle Dam, lies in south eastern Zimbabwe, south east of Masvingo. It is thought to have been named Lake Kyle, from the Kyle farm which occupied most of the land required for the lake, which in turn was named after the Kyle district in Scotland from which the pioneer of the Lowveld, Tom Murray MacDougall came originally. The lake covers about 90 km² (35 sq mi) and was created in 1960 with the construction of the Kyle Dam on the Mutirikwi River. The dam was built by Concor to provide water to the farming estates on the lowveld to the southwest, around the town of Triangle, where the main crop has been sugar cane.

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Matopo National Park

+263 4 707 6249 reservationsbyo@zimparks.org.zw

Matobo National Park forms the core of the Matobo or Matopos Hills, an area of granite kopjes and wooded valleys commencing some 35 kilometres south of Bulawayo, Southern Zimbabwe. The hills were formed over 2 billion years ago with granite being forced to the surface, this has eroded to produce smooth "whaleback dwalas" and broken kopjes, strewn with boulders and interspersed with thickets of vegetation. Matopo/Matob was named by the Lozwi, who are the ancestors of Kalanga. A different tradition states that the first King , Mzilikazi Khumalo when told by the local residents that the great granite domes were called madombo he replied , possible half jest, "We will call them matobo" - an IsiNdebele play on 'Bald heads'

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Ngomakurira Mountains

+263 24 2774208 natmus@nmmz.co.zw

Ngomakurira is known to many Harare residents as an area of intense beauty and great spiritual significance. Many of the hilltops and woodland areas have stone altars that are used by the Zionist churches as places of worship. Only thirty minutes by car from the capital, many visitors and tourists walk there amongst these beautiful massive granite outcrops interspersed with indigenous Miombo forest.

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Jozibanini Safaris

res1@imvelosafarilodges.com

Jozibanini Camp is situated in the remote south west of Hwange National Park in a wilderness unused for nearly 20 years; only the wildlife and the Parks rangers who look after it frequent this area, once roamed by San people. This is a small, truly exclusive camp in a truly wild place, providing a unique, untamed wilderness experience.

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Camp Silwane

0774777710 enquiries@campsilwane.org

There are no fences between Hwange National Park and the surrounding areas with animals having the freedom to roam between the two. Unfortunately this freedom can lead to animals being hunted as was the case recently with the dominant male lion in the area, Mopane, being hunted in August 2021. His previous coalition partner, Sidule was also killed by trophy hunters on 10th August 2019 (ironically World Lion Day). This killing followed that of the famous lion Cecil by a bow hunter in 2015 which created an international outcry. The area has according to researchers, always received high hunting quotas and it is estimated that possibly half of all lions hunted in the greater Gwayi safari area are killed in this location. The killing of dominant lions has an immediate impact on prides left unprotected from other male lions moving into the area and wishing to take over the pride. Cubs are often killed in this circumstance. The pride may move away into the surrounding communal lands to avoid this situation which will inevitably lead to human-wildlife conflict. The hunting is not limited to lions but includes all other wildlife such as leopard, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, sable and other game.

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Ruckomechi

+263 774 7777 10 info@dombotravel.co.zw

One of the best-kept secrets in Africa is this modern camp along the banks of the river Zambezi, which is situated within its own private concession adjoining Mana Pools. Its spacious 10 tent rooms are all river facing and open concept, offering breathtaking views across to Zambia's Lower Zambezi National Park.

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Gorge Luxury Safari

+263 (0)774 999 059 info@chilogorge.com

Set high above the Save river right at the edge of Gonarezhou National park. Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge is where you get to experience the outside in. Each lodge is light and spacious, simple and elegant, yet with all the comforts of home and the great African wilderness is never far away. You can watch elephants, hippos and crocodiles cooling off in the waters of the river from the viewing deck.

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