Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe Safari Trips & Tours

Zimbabwe

From elephant-rich plains to the spray of Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe blends wild beauty with serious soul.

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Zimbabwe Safari Trips & Tours

Combine big game, walking expeditions and a dash of adventure for a perfectly authentic safari.

Zimbabwe is like a bright phoenix, its wildlife arising out of a rocky past to once again become one of Africa's top safari attractions. The home of the great Victoria Falls in the north, the wild and beautiful Hwange National Park, serene Mana Pools, and pristine, unexplored tracts of land in the south and east, a Zimbabwe safari is for travellers looking for a touch of adventure. Safe to say, everyone who visits Zimbabwe returns raving about the friendly people, beautiful scenery and incredible, off-the-beaten-track wildlife experiences, so we suggest you go there now, before more people catch on…

Why you'll love your Zimbabwe Safari Trips & Tours package

Why you'll love it

You can’t really sum up the magic of Zimbabwe in one sentence, but one thing that really stands out on a safari here is the quality of the guides, their warmth, friendliness and knowledge – one of the best ingredients of any safari, we’re sure you’ll agree!

Off the beaten track

Off the beaten track

It’s certainly not rustic, but for something a little different, don your glad rags and travel in serious style from Pretoria to Victoria Falls on Rovos Rail's luxury train. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife in Hwange on the way – few people can say they’ve seen an elephant from a train, that’s for sure.

Something to think about

Something to think about

Since 1999, Zimbabwe has been plagued by unrest and dubious politics, and tourism has suffered badly. Today, it’s more than on the up (and probably one of the safest places to travel), so don’t let its bad reputation put you off.

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Best time to visit

When to go on a Zimbabwe Safari

Visit Zimbabwe in the winter dry season from May to October and you can expect blue skies and sunny days, excellent game viewing and the pick of the accommodation when the smaller, more remote bush camps open in mid-May. The season gets progressively drier and hotter and in September and October, the temperatures can reach up to 40 degrees but the game viewing at this time of year is unrivalled. If you choose to visit from November to April in the summer green season months, the weather in Zimbabwe may include a rainstorm or two but they shouldn’t stop you from enjoying the activities. Game viewing is still excellent and you’ll see plenty of new born babies, but be warned that some of the smaller camps close during these months due to accessibility issues. At Vic Falls, the water level is highest from January up until May/June but white-water rafting (and the Devil’s Pool) is best from August to December.
Zimbabwe is at its best in June and July. The dry season has started making animals easier to find as they congregate around waterholes. The temperature is pleasant before it gets hot in September. Victoria Falls still has a lot of water flowing from the wet season, making it easy to combine a Natural Wonder of the World with an incredible safari in Mana Pools National Park and Hwange National Park."
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