Malilangwe is home to Africa’s best kept secret, Singita Pamushana Lodge which has seen visits by prominent individuals such as Bill Gates and Hillary Clinton; to mention but a few. Did you know they are know visitors to this tranquil Zimbabwean location? Mmm…I wonder.

Vegetation comprises of Mopane Forests and a generous field setting of Baobab tree species. Also available are rock settings which are also found to have been existent for over 200 years!

Malilangwe reserve is rich in wildlife and host to a wide variety of birds and wildlife including rare and endangered species such as the roan, sable antelope, and the black rhino. As the name means “Cry of the Leopard” Malilangwe is home to the Big Five (lion, elephant, leopard ,rhino, buffalo )

It is also a non-profit making trust that sees to the conservation of wildlife and empowerment of surrounding local communities in the South-Eastern parts of the Masvingo Provincial area.

Bill and Melinda Gates, Hillary Clinton are some of the promimnent people that  have visited Singita Pamushana Lodge? 

Singita Pamushana is under the ownership of Luke Bailes who has won an accolade  for Best Hotel Of The Year Award 

Singita means ‘ place of miracles’  in Tsonga The establishment began in 1925 when Luke’s grandfather bought Sabi Sand Game Reserve, South Africa.

Singita Pamusha  Lodge is one of 15 tranquil set lodges in the Southern Africa from  South Africa to Tanzania.

The structure at Pamusana is insipird by the Shangani people who have been habitants of the reserve for thousands of years?

Their most exclusive accommodation package offers up to nearly $18 000. Undoubtedly ,they are the epitome of bougee and their prolific guest list backs it up! 

After all this fact finding im now  $17 999,95c away from saving for my trip to Singita , how about you?

Before I get into hyping the amenities and special offers they have in store for you , let me take some reviews of visitors and what they have had to say about the place , just not to overhwhelm you with impartiality .

"..The Village Inn hotel is a nice place the staff is awesome,the food and the rooms are great,they now have new linen ,i had a good time there with my family on Christmas.Some of the rooms are tiled and there is free wifi,security is good as well.They also showed me their conference rooms its good.I had a great time there!.. "

"..The atmosphere is so special that it really felt like home to me. All respect for the general manager who does a great job here. The staff was extremely friendly, the restaurant very flexible (appreciate this!) and the bar man deserves a special thanks.."

As I was saying ,in addition to it being a high ranking destination choice , you are guaranteed discounted rats over the weekends with special exemptions for school trips as well . Moreso , parking and security is guaranteed ; with the packages coming with a bed and breakfast inclusion as well.

Need i say more ?

The lake has sunken trees , Islands and rocky structures that are often a good hiding spot for fish, numerous Birds ,Crocodiles , Hippos and Elephants are found in and around the Dam.

Pantoon boats and bass boats are available for hire, one can bring their own boat.A boat launching site and a jetty to moor your boat is available for use while staying at the retreat.

For accomodation there are 7 chalets that have views of the dam and are surrounded by lush green lawns, a swimming pool and braai area.

*fishing from the shoreline is not advised due to the presence of crocodiles and Elephants*

Covering about 950 hectares the Forest is one of the protected forests in the country,it has a unique combination of tropical and subtropical vegetation.

The chief trees of this forest are the three great Red,Brown and White Mahogany trees.

The Big tree of Chirinda Forest is a Red Mahogany tree,it was first measured in 1920 and it was over 64 metres high,sadly over the years some of it's upper branched have fallen off and now it stands at 54 metres high.

The big tree blooms in November and has small white flowers.

Consider visiting the forgotten wilderness and appreciating the tranquility of the African bush.

The summer cruise party costs USD $130 per person, which includes food and park admission but not drinks.

Summer adventures are fantastic, and many people choose to go on them in Kariba because they are done in a houseboat, giving visitors the chance to see animals like hippos, rhinos, zebras, crocodiles, antelopes, buffalos, and elephants dispersed near lakes (since summer necessitates animals drinking water frequently) or find shade under tree cover.

It is crucial to pack sunscreen, cooler boxes, ice, sunglasses, and wide verandah hats if this is your first trip to Kariba.

The opportunity to experience several things at once while on a boat is a great experience.

Don't forget to go quad biking, parasailing, canoeing, angling, and dam wall tours while you're in Kariba!

Take advantage of the chance to visit Kariba while in Zimbabwe.

1. Madora: If you find yourself staying at a lodge or hotel that does not serve madora as part of their snacks or relish, make a special request because a trip to Zimbabwe would be incomplete without these unique mopane worms.

2. Kapenta/Matemba: This is served as a snack in the majority of Mashonaland West hotels. Matemba is fished from Lake Kariba and the Zambezi River in Zimbabwe, and Kapenta was imported from Lake Tanganyika between 1966 and 1967.Normally, kapenta is part of a snack for activities like boat cruising and other water sports. The food is either cooked fresh or dried, and fresh kapenta has a different taste from dried ones. Many people tend to love both, especially the smallest kapenta group.

3. Maheu: Maheu is a traditional drink made from maize meal, sorghum, sugar, milk solids, and lactic acid, preserved with potassium sorbate and natamycin. Homemade maheu is made either from leftovers of sadza, water, and sorghum malt (powdered) or with porridge, water, and sorghum malt. National breweries in Zimbabwe also make Maheu and sell it to local supermarkets and restaurants.

4. Muboora with dovi (pumpkin leaves and peanut butter): This is one of the tastiest traditional dishes, which is used as a relish for the staple food in Zimbabwe. The dish is seasonal.

5. Beef stew mixed with green leaves, also known as "Highfields": One should not miss this yummy dish, which is common among Zimbabweans and is also sold in supermarkets.

6. Nhopi: This is more like pumpkin porridge mixed with different ingredients.

8. Kariba Bream: this is found in every corner of the country since the Lake Harvest company delivers this product around the country. This can be grilled, fried, or boiled and still taste delicious!

There are so many dishes that can make a holiday in Zimbabwe a memorable one. Consider visiting Zimbabwe and finding yourself different foods that are not found in other parts of the world unless exported.

Chipangali offers a home to animals that are orpharned,injured,abandoned and born in captivity.

At Chipangali wildlife orphanage you find many interesting animals like lions, leopards, hyenas, jackals, serval, tortoises, terrapins, crocodiles, birds of prey, a variety of antelopes and bush pigs. 

A natural history interpretation centre is on site with a tea room. You can end your day by having a braai or picnic on site. 

Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 8am to 5pm , Chipangali wildlife orphanage can be visited for tourism and educational purposes.

The concession spans various prime wildlife habitats including miombo woodland, mopane woodland, riverine forest and a dense baobab population .Animals  include Elephants, Leopards, Hippopotamus, crocodile and other plain games.

Encompassing 124 000 acres of beautiful wilderness. The perennial Mazowe river flows through the area and is fed by the Nyadire and Vambozi rivers.

Makurumure falls also known as Bopoma has a beautiful view and is in a quiet and friendly environment.

The waterfall on Ruzawi river plunges 40 meters down a chasm between rocks that usher it into a plunge pool.

These falls are an untaped tourism site.

Visitors can leave their cars in Tshabalala and walk through the wilderness and experience the sights and sounds on foot. Driving and cycling is also an option.

The Sanctuary has a Braai place with readily available braai packs ,a restaurant and a Bar.

Opens and 6am and closes at 6pm everyday and there is a small entrance fee. Tshabalala game Sanctuary is a place to visit whenever you are in the City of Kings and Queens.

Officially opened in 1964 ,it is the largest museum in Zimbabwe and is located in Bulawayo Centenary Park.

Well known and deemed the best in the region ,the museum houses nine public display galleries.

Some of its exhibitions include a collection depicting the development of mankind from Stone Age,Iron Age to morden man ,a collection of Antelope species indigenous to Zimbabwe ,a Dodo egg ,Butterfly species, Snakes ,Rocks and minerals.

Also found at the museum are a number of eye opening artifacts from Zimbabwe's colonial era.

You need at least a few hours to carefully browse the halls and learn all you can about human beings and the environment.

The Natural museum also has a live Snake exhibition.

A family cabin can accommodate four people, while the other four chalets can accommodate two guests each.

All of the cottages feature en-suite bathrooms and are thatched.

Overhead fans are used to cool each room.

Fishing is one of the activities available at this lodge, as was already mentioned, and the Middle Zambezi river area is home to a variety of freshwater fish species, making it an exciting activity.

The most well-known species is the tigerfish, and tiger fishing is an enjoyable activity for both amateurs and experts.

The enormous Vundu, catfish, electric barbel, squeaker, bream (tilapia), and chessa are just a few of the various species that can be caught in the Zambezi.

Another activity available at this lodge is a guided game viewing tour.


Visit the website at www.jechapoint.com to learn more about this amazing place in Zimbabwe.

This Kariba lakefront lodge will make an unforgettable getaway thanks to the private verandahs and balconies of the nine en-suites and two family lodges.

One's desire for an African experience will be sated, as well as an interest in other cultures, when you stay at Masumu River Lodge. We invite visitors to immerse themselves in and learn about the locals' customs, both past, and present, as Binga is a region rich in Tongan culture.

Additionally, Masumu serves as the departure point for Sovereign houseboat safaris.

The Masumu River Lodge invites visitors to explore the local environment, which includes islands, waterways, villages, and museums.

For those who prefer to be a little more active while on a Zimbabwe safari, Lake Kariba fishing excursions are a must.

A private guide will lead you on a sightseeing tour of Binga during which you will visit nearby museums and interact with the local populace.

Any itinerary should also include a stop at the thermal hot springs near Lake Kariba.

A Kariba sunset cruise is available for those who choose to stay at Masamu Binga lodge to spend more time on the water.

The months of April through August are unquestionably the best times of the year to reserve a room at the Binga safari resort on Lake Kariba.

At this time, days are typically dry and sunny with an average high temperature of 25 degrees Celsius.

Remember to take some warmer clothing for the evenings because they can get chilly.

When choosing your Binga accommodations, it is best to steer clear of the summer months, which run from September to March, since they have a tendency to be hot and muggy with the most rainfall of the year.

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Mash west also has several Cultural heritage sites which are Chewore , kentucky farm rock art site, Mahwindo Falls & Magweto Caves in Hurungwe and Rock paintings in Zvimba.

The province borders Zambia and has the Chirundu one stop border post that facilities trade in Africa.

Bulawayo's strategic location makes it the country's gateway to several tourist resorts like The Victoria falls,Hwange National park, Matopos Hills and the Great Zimbabwe.

You can also visit the Lion and cheater park and the snake world.

While in the province one can visit the Citrus fruits plantations where Mazoe Orange crush, a popular juice drink of Zimbabwean origin is believed to have originated from.

The province has beautiful scenic views suitable for the filming industry and it is in this province where most of the famous Jerusarema or Mbende dancers come from.

Matebeleland North has tourist attractions like the Majestic and mighty Victoria falls which has a rainforest,Binga sand beaches, Hotsprings,Batonga museum, wildlife safari tours . Hwange , Chizarira , Zambezi National parks not forgetting Umguza Nature reserve.Shangano and Bumbusi Culture sites and world class accomodation facilities.

The Province has two International airports , Joshua Nkomo and Victoria falls Airports.Rich diverse cultures with a peaceful and serene community and last but not least Matebeleland North Province can be accessed through Air ,Road ,Water and rail routes.

Having the only known ancient archeological site in the world that has given it's name to it's beautiful county, the Monument is the fourth Ancient civilization structure in the world after The great wall of China, Egyptian Pyramids and Machu Picchu of Peru.

Masvingo Province borders the Republic of Mozambique.

 Manicaland offers amaizing landscapes and beautiful scenery and favourable weather conditions and these are the places you can visit, Zimbabwe's highest mountain Mt Nyangani ,the second highest waterfall in Africa Mtarazi falls which also has a skywalking activity, Hotsprings,Misty Chimanimani and Vumba Mountains,Coffee and Tea plantations,bird watching ,Ziwa ruins ,Matendera Monuments, Diana's Bow Rock Paintings, Mountain climbing activities and accomodating from Upmarket to budget.

Manicaland province has a diverse range of unique tourism,it is also the only province with all 5 agro ecological regions.

While you are in Midlands you can visit the scenic Shurugwi mountains ,Boterekwa mountain drive, Antelope park and game park which offers Elephant rides and sun basking with Lions and you get to see the Big 5.Chirisa game park in Gokwe , Sherwood conservancy and Gandavaroyi Falls.

Different languages like Shona ,Tonga , Ndebele,Venda are spoken in this province.

When you are in Matebeleland South you can visit the following places ,Cecil John Rhodes Grave ,Zhilobhoshrine ,King Mzilikazi grave,Dula Shrine ,Chipise Hotsprings , Njelele cultural shrine,Lumene falls ,Lusvingo ruins ,Matshatshana falls ,Regina ruins , Diana's pools, Nkankezi Ruins ,Danan'ombe Ruins,Dlodlo Ruins a,The Matopos world's view and Matopos National park which has the largest concentration of leopards and is home to the endangered white Rhino.

It's uniqueness is consists of It's diversity when is comes to languages spoken in the province which are , Venda, Ndebele, Sotho,Kalanga ,San ,Shangani and Xhosa.

Twice every year people go to Matebeleland South to harvest Mopani worms also known as Amacimbi or Madora ,they are found in all districts.

The ruins are stationed over an extensive view over the encompassing country from the summit of the hill in a place that is believed to be haunted by a solitary huntsman and his dog, it exudes with mystery. It is a good interactive center saturated with local archaeological findings, a place of deep history and culture which you can learn from the tales narrated by the locals.

You can also visit the Mutemwa Leprosy center and show some humanity to those who are suffering as well as the ancient Mutoko ruins and the Living Village Museum for traditional weapons and artifacts.

There is a beautiful collection of different artworks which you can browse through and there are guides that will inform you about the inspiration behind each piece, the beauty of this place is that you will get to appreciate each piece in your own understanding of it. After browsing through the sculptures, Doon estate is clothed with a beautiful outdoor scenery mature with indigenous and exotic trees offering serenity at its best.

You can also explore the different shops and galleries in this place which offer a variety of products from decorated fabric, wallets, bags etc. to masks, carvings and textiles from Zimbabwe and other African countries. It is a whole bag of fun; you can also get a souvenir and go for handcraft shopping and finish off your adventure with a cup of coffee and a slice of cake at the Shop Café and if you are lucky you will get to see one or two monkeys goofing around in the yard.

Mbizi game park also offers a lot of fun activities which make it an even more exciting adventure. You can embark on a fishing spree as the pools there are pregnant with different species of fish, so you can catch yourself a nice meal for your family and friends. There are a lot of wild animals which allow for game drives and the guides are very knowledgeable, if you are more on the business side this is the perfect destination to embark on team building whilst enjoying the beautiful scenery.

Canoeing and boat cruise are also available, you can never really run out of things to do in this place. For the art lovers, there is plenty of room to absorb inspiration and uncover mystery through the rock paintings left by earlier settlers.

The best thing about this place is that you get to self-cater whilst in the company of numerous people, good vibes and beautiful scenery. You can either braai your own meat or pay the braai master to do it for you, there is several tour guides available to show you around or you can roam around by yourself, just don’t get lost. The highlight of this destination as trivial as it may sound is the big vivid red Ford classic truck displayed at the heart of the farm, it gives the classic old time farm vibes and is the perfect place to take pictures. If you are a reptile lover, the mini snake park is especially for you to explore the creepy crawlies, from tiny worm looking snakes to the ones that look like the ones in horror movies, you get to see them all!

Having been forced to move from the shores of the Zambezi  River in the late  1950's  during the time when Kariba dam was built, one thing I admire about them is how the still managed to preserve their culture.

The Museum showcases  the traditional BaTonga lifestyle, sciences, beliefs hobbies and crafts which include Pottery,Carvings ,Baskets and Mats, as well as the story of the mighty River God the Nyami Nyami.

While visiting the museum,you can also visit the Beach in Binga.

If you enjoy camping, this place also offers luxurious campsites that you can camp away and if you fancy relaxing by the pool and river there is the perfect spot to give you the wilderness taste. As for activities, they come in numbers, ideal for the morning is the Wild release program tour summing up to 2 hours of touring the famous Ngamo pride, the phase 3 captive bred lions, followed by a knowledge filled program of roughly an hour-long lion enclosure tour where you get to meet the lions close up and learn about their history and personalities. For those who like the creepy crawlies, snakes are in abundance, bush walks, bird watching and pony rides for the kids.

Ideal for the afternoon is the elephant tours, lion walks, horse riding and sunset drives. After that if you wish to stay the night, you can book into the most luxurious accommodation and have tangy meals. One thing is for sure, this place is one of the most enjoyable destinations you can ever visit.

The name Mavhuradonha roughly translates to Land of Falling water, with numerous rivers and streams flowing in this area ,we surely understand where the name came from.

The area has a protected status as a game reserve and wilderness.Animals like Elephants,Zebra ,Kudu, Eland ,Sable ,Lions and Leopards inhabit the wilderness.The area is also home to 290 species of birds.

Accommodation is available and different activities like Hiking , Birdwatching, Game viewing and horse riding.

Historical evidence of San people is also found within the mountains in form of San rock paintings.

When exploring the caves, hiring a tour guide is a better idea.
The long-running mining operations gave rise to these caves.
The caves can be seen from a variety of locations, and a tour guide is an ideal person to show tourists around.

The area has been transformed into a picnic area where people bring their picnic baskets and other necessary outdoor refreshment items to make the location ideal for picnics because there are no food outlets close to the green pool.

Be sure to bring a braai stand and charcoal for the braai if you plan to fulfil your picnic fantasies here.
Many people enjoy watching the sunset while in this location, which also offers an amazing sunset vista.

Visit Zimbabwe and see this fascinating jewel in Mutorashanga.

There are a lot of activities you can engage in at this mini beach, the fast-running water allows for swimming so you can carry your swim wear and get ready to mix and mingle in this cool and refreshing pool, there are changing rooms especially for your convenience. There is also a braai area where you can flame grill a nice hot meal while enjoying the scenic view of the falls.

There is a parking area there so you can carry everything you need for your picnic, braai, and swimming activities. If you have a drone, it’s a must that you get a shot whilst sitting or standing on the summit of the falls, it will be one of the most beautiful memories ever captured.

It is clothed with unbelievably stunning vleis and ilala palms and as you cruise through it, the game drives/walks are the most satisfying, you will encounter multitudes of elephants, humongous buffalos, lions, cheetahs, pangolins, honey badger and a whole lot of wild beasts.

The sunsets are to die for, you can have a beautiful picnic and give a toast to the dramatic gold-orange sunsets that gracefully display themselves as an offering to your satisfaction.

The camp offers beautiful camping areas where you can enjoy an authentic African safari experience, from the surrounding bushes to the interior of the campsites, it screams nothing but Africa. It consists of 8 en-suite luxury tents and one family tent while the main area includes various multi-decks, a pool area and a winter lounge complete with a library. It is one of Zimbabwe’s most luxurious camps and is simply amazing!

The most optimal means of building stronger connections between team members is to have them get out of the daily office environment. When employees meet each other outside of the daily routines and predictable patterns of the workplace setting, they create stronger bonds between each other and develop a better understanding of each other’s strengths and abilities.

This is where group travel comes into play, providing you with a fantastic tool to aid in improving the performance of your team.

Team travelling has a lot of things it shapes on your team namely :

Time management.Group travel provides you with a fantastic opportunity to impart collective time-management methods, tips and techniques.

Encourages leadership.With such an opportunity given to one of your employees, you may be quite shocked to find out which members of your team step up to the plate in a group travel setting

Builds confidence.Making opportunities for your team to let off some steam together reboots your team’s confidence and boosts productivity significantly.

Improves relationships.Be aware that the team that learns how to play together stays together!  

Gives motivation.Group travel and team-building activities can give a much-needed break from the usual “business as usual” routine.

Increases efficiency.Team-building events are a great opportunity for workers to take a step back and identify means to improve or enhance business processes.

Brings about new ideas.You may be quite astonished at the innovations and improvements that come about from all that collaborative brainpower unleashed in a more relaxed environment.

Builds trust.Getting to know the individuals you work with is vital to building a strong sense of trust and understanding amongst one another.

Improves performance. workforce is a complex machine with a lot of independently moving parts within it. Frequent calibration is required to improve and maintain that machine’s performance for the long run and success of your business.

Encourages teamwork.Group travel team-building activities strengthens an organization by teaching  staff members to coordinate and work together toward common business goals that the  company wishes to attain.

There is a buffet of activities to choose from, you can have picnics and braais with your family and friends, horse riding is also an option as well as canoeing and game drives. The game drives are by far the most exciting as you will be accompanied by the most knowledgeable guides who will tell you every tiny bit about the different bird and mammal species in that place.

You can also take a tour of the Chengeta School and learn a thing or two. In the evening you can sit around a warm crackling fire in the TV room, this is the perfect time to binge watch all those movies or favorite series whilst relaxing and enjoying the company of your friends. The curio shop is there especially for you to grab one or two souvenirs to take home with you as a reminder of the beautiful adventure you experienced.

The game park boasts with unique species and has outstanding archeological sites, it is scattered with bushman paintings throughout the park, so for all the animal lovers and the art fanatics, this place will give you a taste of both. The activities to venture in are endless, you can engage in fishing as the place oozes with picturesque fishing spots, you can also embark on guided bush walks exploring the flora and fauna, camping, mountain hiking, day and night drives, canoeing, photography, bird watching and a tour of the San rock art.

As for the accommodation, it is as comfortable as sleeping on a bed of marshmallows, they offer a variety of self-catering accommodation which you can choose from. From exclusive chalets, standard chalets, and Tented camps, it’s a whole multichoice. There is electricity, a backup generator and clean running water and some campsites have braai areas especially for our meat lovers.

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Hazel Agar Kanengoni wrote on Facebook, replying to Antelope Park's post on the activity:
"I had fear but your friendly staff trained me until I enjoyed".

The activity will attract more daring adventurous people who like trying new and scary things but no doubt that the participants of the activity will be given enough on how to behave well around the giants in order to enjoy the activity.

Visit Zimbabwe and live the dream of walking with one of the most feared animals on earth!

The safari lodge offers an African touch of the wild as well as luxurious boarding for those who wish to stay longer. The beauty of this place is that it is more than a place for fun and games, it is also a place where you get the chance to display kindness and love as it allows for volunteering as a wildlife conservation volunteer where you get to gain experience with nature and wildlife in Africa. The assortment of wildlife in this place will award you with a wide spectrum of knowledge on the wildlife, the animals include elephants, rhinos, and cheetahs.

Imire game park offers a variety of activities to engage in, from game drives and game views, to picnics and walks whilst enjoying the beautiful scenery. They also offer packages where you can choose from, and this will make it easier for those who would have traveled as groups and sundowners are offered as well. You can also engage with the elephants and feed them, an exciting experience that will leave you fulfilled.

As for the food, it is scrumptious, it is the ultimate taste bud buddy!

It couldn't be easier to access luxury in a big-five country! Iganyana is already proudly partnered with distinguished, trusted Travel Partners to offer exciting itinerary options including a private stay at the newly launched, safari-ranch-style Iganyana Wild, the all-new PalmRiverHotel in Victoria Falls, and the luxurious Khwai Expeditions Camp in Botswana.

Victoria Falls, one of the 7 wonders of the world, is a bucket-list MUST and the Palm River Hotel even boasts its very own miniature version of the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge.

Khwai Expeditions Camp is situated in an incredibly wildlife-rich safari area. Discover the best of all 3 destinations and enjoy an unforgettable exploration of serenity, old-world charm, adventure, exciting safari opportunities, and soul-enriching moments. Get a feel of Africa's amazing destinations!

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Canoeing is not a new pastime; it has been practiced for a very long time in Zimbabwe in various locations, though Kariba, Victoria Falls, and Mana Pools have been dominant in providing the activity to tourists.

Zambezi Canoeing Safari (Kariba) - Experience the thrill of paddling through some of Africa's most breathtaking wilderness and witnessing magnificent wildlife as you travel down the great Zambezi River.

Natureways manages these canoe trails in the manner of early explorers, who carried everything in their boats.Imagine the excitement when your canoe paddles by a pod of hippos wading in the shallow water or a herd of elephants drinking from the river.

You couldn't go any closer to the splendor and isolation of the African bush with any kind of transportation. On the shore, two-man dome tents are available for lodging.

Each trip is accompanied by two certified canoe guides who will handle all of the cooking, cleaning, and other camp chores.

Travelers are welcome to assist and canoe trips typically last 2 to 7 nights and cover a daily distance of about 22 kilometers.One  doesn't need to have any prior canoeing experience, but  do need to be able to swim.

Zambezi Canoe safaris with Umdingi (Victoria Falls)-Have you ever considered going canoeing on Zimbabwe's lovely Zambezi River, which is close to Victoria Falls? It's among the most intimate and satisfying ways for anyone to enjoy this magnificent river.

For the most daring tourists, Umdingi Safaris offers a range of canoeing activities like canoe safaris and overnight camping on the banks!Canoe Safaris at Mana Pools National Park (Chirundu)-The best months to go canoeing at Mana Pools are from May through September.

Around October, when the heat picks up, temperatures can exceed 38 °C. All of the campgrounds highlighted on Mana Pools property pages offer canoe tours in addition to other river activities like fishing, birding, and cruises!

Spending a morning, an afternoon, or an entire day on the water is exciting.You can examine the four main pools' features and their surroundings, in addition to the huge Zambezi River, which rushes along the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The multi-day canoe trip, which offers the chance to explore wide portions of the Zambezi and enormous regions of the national park, may, however, be the most thrilling activity of all!

Lower Zambezi Canoe Safaris (Kariba, Sapi, Chewore & Mupata Gorge)-Canoe safaris on the Lower Zambezi begin in Kariba, 600 kilometers downstream of Victoria Falls.We canoe silently into the vast canyons that lie beneath Kariba.The most distant safari locations include Sapi, Chewore, and the Mupata Gorge after leaving the languid but wild mainstream of Mana Pools.

Visit Zimbabwe and experience the amazing activity that  has been labelled extraodinary by almost all generations that have visited Zimbabwe.

Below are some of the reviews from tourists who have taken the activity in the country;

"The trip was awesome! The river was beautiful and peaceful, we saw a lot of birds, crocks and hippos. Our guides were super friendly and knowledgeable. Breakfast and lunch were very tasty. Away from the crowds, close to nature".- Helena K

"We had a great time with Lloyd on the Zambezi River! We got to spot some hippo and throughly enjoyed seeing the river and wildlife from a different perspective. We are both active people and found the canoeing pretty manageable with a very strong headwind to compete against on this particular day - make sure you’re up for it".- Alyse W.

"It's worth every cent that I paid. Would do it again in a heartbeat. Victoria Falls is a beautiful City, the nature is amazing. I Highly recommend".-S.Ncube

You should not miss this activity once in Zimbabwe!

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Binga Town was created to provide housing for the Batonga people when Lake Kariba was created back in the mid-1950s, the tribe's ancestral grounds were submerged and they were relocated to where they are now, thus Binga.
The customs and way of life in Binga today are very fascinating to tourists and a Batonga museum where tourists may learn all there is to know about the wonderful Tonga people was built.

One can master the rich culture of these intelligent and interesting individuals in just one hour through the help of the museum.

Visit the location, and you'll also get to see how prosperous the handicrafts sector is the  Batonga people are accomplished artisans, and the neighborhood is awash with baskets, beading, drums, carved stools, and doors.

One can access the place by taking the right off the major road leading to Bulawayo Victoria Falls, there is a tar road that leads to the Binga district.The Zambezi River is one of the area's key draws and Binga is the ideal place to go if you want to enjoy this natural river jewel.

A lot of people like fishing while on a vacation in Binga, and the locals rely on it for their living.
Prepare your equipment and get ready for a fishing adventure you won't soon forget if you happen to consider Binga as your destination for a holiday in Zimbabwe.

One of Binga's most prized possessions, the Chibwatatata hot springs, will also astound you in Binga.Thee springs are reportedly treasured by the Batonga people who believe they have therapeutic qualities.

There are no sights more powerful than the one of scalding hot water erupting from the earth's rigid, stone crust in Binga. Visit Zimbabwe and consider visiting Binga as one of the attractions which offer a plethora of amazing scenes and activities in Zimbabwe.

Many locals often visit and engage in jogs, runs, walks and bike rides on Sunday mornings and dogs are allowed on Sundays on the condition that they are on a leash, people should run on their own volition not because a dog decided to hunt them down. This is ideal for lazy Sunday mornings where you get both good exercise and a view of this beautiful place.

As you browse through the woodlands, you might get a glimpse of impala’s giraffes, crocodiles, and Zebras. Other activities to engage in include birdwatching, pony rides and a picnic date with your loved ones. This place is so tranquil that if you are a bookworm, you could easily rest your head under the cool breeze of a beautiful tree and wonder through the words of your book or novel.

You can either bring some food or buy at the nearest food shops surrounding the woodlands, it is indeed a place of great pleasure.

As you venture through this forest deep at its heart you will discover diversity of rare bird species and the sound of their melodies will melt your worries away. At the heart of the forest is Bunga views which is crowned with breath taking cliffs and Brachystegia woodlands whose branches often fold over the road like arches, it is indeed an unbeatable beauty. The best way to describe it is to call it an enchanted forest, a summers dream, a fairytale of some sort saturated with butterflies splashed with colorful wings and birds chirping in praise of the beautiful forest. It is most ideal for picnics, meditation, walks and bike riding.

A small number of mammals can also be found, the likes of leopards, samango monkeys popular for their naughtiness, bush pig, blue duiker, and the common duiker.