Please contact us at (0) 4 495804 and ask for Andre.

• Rates for local residents: USD 184 p/p sharing, 1 free single supplement per booking.
• Visiting friends and relatives: for every 1 non-resident traveling with 1 resident, the local rate will apply for both.
• Includes meals, local drinks, laundry and up to 4 activities per day (excludes park fees).
• Return charter flights from Harare: USD 3150 per plane (up to 4 passengers), excludes USD 10 departure tax.

• Victoria Rainbow Hotel: USD 70 per room, breakfast USD 20 p/p
• A’zambezi River Lodge in Victoria Falls: USD 100 per room, breakfast USD 25 p/p

     (Zimbabwe residents only)

Victoria Falls Rainbow Hotel

AFRICAN SUN – EASTER SPECIAL 1 March - 30 April

Welcome to the African Sun!

 Victoria Falls Hotel: USD 160/265 p/p sharing/single, Bed and Breakfast.

Kingdom Resort in Victoria Falls: USD 115/170 p/p sharing/single, Dinner and Bed and Breakfast

Troutbeck Resort in Nyanga: USD 120/180 p/p sharing/single, Dinner and Bed and Breakfast (6-9 April)

                                                         (Zimbabwe residents only)

Bumi Hills – Lake Kariba

Where better to go on safari?

Standard room: $172,- p/p sharing $220,- single

Premium room: $229,- p/p sharing, $286,- single

Rates include accommodation, meals and 2 activities per night of stay!

A return charter flight from Harare costs $375,- p/p (on tue, fri and sun) & a return boat transfer from Kariba costs &120,- p/p (every day)

(This special is for Zimbabwe residents only!)

Where in the world do you get closer to a group of drinking elephant? Click this post to see how close. The photo was recently taken at Somalisa Camp in Hwange National park.  One of the finest lodges in this magnificent park.

A special message for bird watchers…. Seldom Seen in the lower Vumba, another lodge which is fully operational! It is known by birders and we happened to catch a group of South Africans, when we passed there recently.

It is a self-catering lodge, all yours for $25.- per person. A must for birdwatchers.

Harare

You will be met upon arrival at the Harare International Airport, from where you will be transferred to your hotel. Here you receive all your travel documents, i.e. vouchers for the accommodation , a road map, a detailed itinerary, a list of phone numbers and contact details.
An experienced travel consultant will come to the hotel to advise you on everything you want to know about your trip.
Harare itself has some interesting historical sites like the Parliament Building in the center, the so-called Kopje, from which you have a magnificent view over the city. The Botanical gardens are beautiful, during any time of the year. There are various markets and shopping centers to be visited. Harare has several restaurants of excellent quality.

Nyanga

En route from Harare there are various points of interest e.g.: Malwatte, a traditional tea garden past Marondera, the colorful market place in Rusape and the spectacular views of Lake Rusape. The road to Vumba shows very astonishing landscapes. Nyanga offers spectacular landscapes e.g.: Worlds View, Nyagombe Falls, Pungwe View, Honde View, Mutarazi Falls. Ancient pit – structures can be found in the Nyanga National Park

Vumba

The Vumba (the words means mist) is known for its Botanical Garden, the rain forest and one of the best birding areas in the country. There are many walking trails in this area.

Mutare

Mutare is also worth a visit with its green market and the famous Cecil Kopje Reserve which is host to a wide selection of wild-life.

Chimanimani

Chimanimani is only a 2 ½ hour drive away from Mutare. This drive takes you through a mountainous landscape dotted with typical rural African villages.
Chimanimani Village is quietly hidden within a short distance from the awesome mountains of the Chimanimani National Park. You have the option of taking a hike into the mountains up to the mountain hut. This is a 2 hours climb with fantastic views. Alternatively you may do a more relaxed walk to the Bridal Veil Falls and the Eland Sanctuary.

Masvingo

Wind your way through the coffee and tea plantations of the Chipinge Area, down through the Save Valley and on to Masvingo, host of the well-known Great Zimbabwe Ruins. You can take a tour of the ruins and a sun downer cruise on Lake Mutirikwi.
Another area of interest in Masvingo is the Lake Mutirikwi National Park which is home to a wide variety of birds, many species of plains game and a reasonable number of white Rhino. A morning game drive into this park can be done before proceeding to Matopos, which takes approximately 4 hours.

Matopos National Park/Bulawayo

A very interesting park with many historical sites such as Cecil John Rhodes’ grave and Bushmen cave paintings, and Whovi wildlife area, host to the Black Rhino.

Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park is the largest national park of Zimbabwe. It has a great diversity of wild life, and has more then 200 bird species. The standard of professional guiding in Zimbabwe is very high, and with their guidance you may encounter the elephant, sable antelope, lion, wild dog and with some luck the leopard.
It is this unique wild life experience which will make you come back to the magic of Africa!

Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls has a wide selection of activities on offer including bunji jumping, white water rafting, sun-downer cruises along the Zambezi River as well as taking a stroll through the rain forest and of course, the magnificent Victoria Falls themselves.

Our usual tailor made packages include accommodation (any type) on a bed and breakfast basis, and all transport. In Hwange we offer a full inclusive package (all meals and activities).
Other activities are offered on an optional basis.

We recently visited Jane and Dee, your spiritual hosts. Self catering, meals on request.

Magic hospitality in a unique part of our Eastern Highlands.

USD 35 per person per night, self catering.

Swim with elephants!

Zimbabwe’s economy is substantially based on agriculture. Private game farms offer a comfortable alternative to national parks, allowing visitors to enjoy fresh, locally-produced food, warm hospitality and a chance to explore the countryside and see the fauna and flora of Zimbabwe on foot, by horse, car or boat.

Village life

We have taken many tourists to places hardly visited by foreigners; colourful markets, and local meeting places. Visits to rural African villages are very worthwhile, people are very friendly, and English is widely spoken. Come and enjoy the sights and sounds of the real Zimbabwe!

Zimbabwean roads

Zimbabwe has an excellent road network, linking all major destinations with well maintained roads. Nyati Travel provides car and bus hire services, with or without guides/drivers.

The domestic airline provides links between Harare, Bulawayo, Victoria Falls and Kariba. For the more remote destinations private air charters are used, often combined with transfers in 4×4 vehicles. Nyati Travel is happy to make all the  arrangements for an easy, safe trip.

Victoria Falls Hotel

Zimbabwe offers a fabulous range of accommodation to suit any pocket.

For the budget conscious traveler, we offer a wide choice of country hotels, guesthouses and lodges on a bed-and-breakfast basis with full en-suite facilities. The meals are good and, as you will find throughout your stay in Zimbabwe, the hospitality and friendship is as pleasant as the climate.

If you are looking for top class luxury – you will find it in Zimbabwe. Across the country there are 4 and 5 star places to stay, with supreme quality of service dedicated to your comfort and well-being.

Chobe National Park (Kasane – Botswana)

In the far North of Botswana, near the confluence of the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers, is the northern border of the world-famous Chobe National Park. This is home to some of the last great wildlife herds of Africa.

In addition to the great animal herds and the large numbers of predators there is a variety of antelope, including the rarer species. Hippo, crocodile and an abundance of game and bird life inhabit the waterways of this river system.

Activities include game drives in open vehicles, and of course the most famous of all: the boat cruise on the Chobe River.

Moremi Game Reserve (Okavango Delta Botswana)

One of the last true wilderness areas of Africa! Papyrus islands, secret channels and waterways, where wildlife of every sort can thrive.

Activities include trips by “Makoro” (the traditional means of water transport), walks in the Moremi game reserve and boating through the waterways. The Big Five (excluding the Rhino) are regularly sighted, with a broad section of African Plains game and wild dog in abundance. Chiefs Island has one of the largest remaining populations of the larger Carnivores. This is Paradise!!

Moçambique

Moçambique is home to some of the most exquisite coastline in the world. Stunning beaches, excellent diving sites, with its fast developing infrastructure of roads and air links, it is truly a favored destination for those who seek a idyllic tropical holiday.

Below are a few top Mozambican destinations, but there are many more!

Combinations with Zimbabwe and South Africa require some creativity but can surely be done, like so many of our previous visitors have experienced.

Bazaruto Islands – Vilanculos (Mozambique)

Azure waters, endless beaches of pure white sand, palm trees and stunning coral reefs and an extraordinary variety of marine life…no wonder that the Bazaruto tourism area is the tourism heart of Mocambique. With almost continuous weather all year round, it’s close to tropical paradise.

Activities are undertaken from either the various excellent lodges on one of the islands or from a choice of more affordable lodges in and around Vilanculos. There are excellent diving and snorkeling opportunities, sailing and fishing, or simply enjoying a drink on the beach is a divine way to enjoy your holiday.

Access by road from Harare is quite long but it is worth it! It is also possible to fly into the international airport of Vilanculos.

Inhambane – (Mocambique)

Follow the footsteps of Vasco Da Gama who christened this wonderful bay “the Land of the Gentle People”. Inhambane is one of the oldest trading ports in East Africa  and is home to one of the greatest fleets of the locally made fishing boats better known as “Dhows”. Ponto de Barra offers many types of accommodation near deserted beaches.

Besides diving and snorkeling activities include the “Sea Safari” whereby an array of tropical game fish, sea turtles, whales, manta rays and dugongs are observed.

Inhambane has a small airport. Access by road via the capital Maputo or via Harare in Zimbabwe.

Inhambane is often combined with the Bazaruto Archipelago.