When is the best time to visit Zimbabwe?

Dec to Mar is warm and green with antelope calving and birds in breeding plumage; Apr to May is mild with great photography light; Jun to Aug is cool and dry with peak game viewing; Sep to Nov is hot and dry with high elephant numbers and Mana Pools in its prime.

Where should I go in Zimbabwe?

Hwange National Park for elephant herds and predators, Mana Pools for canoe and walking safaris along the Zambezi floodplains, and Victoria Falls for adventure and relaxed riverside stays.

What wildlife can I expect to see?

Big Five present in key areas, large elephant herds, prolific hippo and crocodile on the Zambezi, excellent predator viewing and rich birdlife across floodplains and woodlands.

What experiences can you arrange?

Guided walking safaris, canoe and boat safaris on the Zambezi, birding, photographic opportunities and alfresco bush dinners, with seamless logistics from arrival to departure.

Is Zimbabwe suitable for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. We tailor routes, camps and pacing to your preferences and handle every detail for families, couples and solo travelers.

ZIMBABWE

Zimbabwe is a safari purist’s dream, vast, untamed, and rich in wildlife. From the elephant-filled plains of Hwange to the Zambezi River’s Mana Pools floodplains, and the thundering wonder of Victoria Falls, it’s a land of spectacular game viewing and soul-stirring landscapes.

Explore Experience Inspiration

Couple enjoying sunset drinks on the deck at Nyamatusi, Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe

From Plains to Riverbanks

Begin in Hwange National Park at Linkwasha Camp or Somalisa Camp, where huge elephant herds and predators roam. Follow the Zambezi into Mana Pools with stays at Ruckomechi or Nyamatusi Camp for canoe and walking safaris. Conclude at Thorntree River Lodge or The Victoria Falls Hotel for adventure and relaxation by the Falls.

Outdoor clawfoot bath under lanterns at Kanga Camp, Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe

Guided walking safari with elephant encounter in Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe

QUICK FACTS

11 national parks
Big Five present
6 UNESCO sites
Walking safari hubs
Zambezi river wildlife

Two male lions resting beside a safari vehicle on game drive in Zimbabwe

Experiences & Highlights

Explore Hwange’s private concessions with Little Makalolo or Linkwasha Camp for predator action and massive elephant herds. In Mana Pools, Chikwenya Camp and Nyamatusi Camp offer front-row access to the Zambezi’s wildlife-rich floodplains. Finish in Victoria Falls, where Thorntree River Lodge combines river cruises, cultural visits, and world-class views of the Falls.