The weekend closest to the first full moon in September, it is a date that not many forget in Zimbabwe! Animals on the flood plains of the Zambezi will be counted by groups of volunteers that walk through the park in a south-north direction ending at the Zambezi. The data obtained during the last …
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.
Zimbabwe is famous for its stone sculptures, many of which have showcased in art exhibitions all over the world. We can guide you to numerous art galleries in the main cities, as well as the thriving art community of Tengenenge, a mere 2 hours drive from Harare.
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!
From Victoria Falls you can make one of the most heart-pounding whitewater rafting trips on the Zambezi, or take a more leisurely canoe trip with overnight camps on the shores of the Zambezi.
You can also begin a canoe safari at Kariba, which takes you through the splendours of the Mana Pools National Park, a …
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