Natural features
Mana Pools
Mashonaland West
A remote park on the Zambezi, a UNESCO site, famous for walking safaris, canoe trips, and elephants standing on their hind legs to reach the trees.
A remote park on the Zambezi, a UNESCO site, famous for walking safaris, canoe trips, and elephants standing on their hind legs to reach the trees.
The Zambezi drops 108 m over a 1.7 km wide edge, the 'Smoke that Thunders', a UNESCO site.
The stone ruins of a medieval city, the capital of a great trading kingdom from the 11th to 15th centuries, with the curving Great Enclosure and the …
Zimbabwe's largest park, with huge elephant herds at pumped waterholes in the dry season, and lions, wild dogs and sable antelope.
Granite hills of balancing rocks with San paintings and a rhino sanctuary, where you can track white rhinos on foot.