Home to the thundering Victoria Falls, legendary wildlife reserves, and some of Africa’s most experienced safari guides, Zimbabwe offers classic safari adventures with a wonderfully authentic, crowd-free charm.
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When to Visit Zimbabwe
The best time to see Victoria Falls in full spray is from February to July. It’s especially impressive between March and May, when the water volume is at its highest.
June to October is the ideal time for a safari. The dry season offers superb wildlife viewing as animals gather around waterholes and vegetation thins out. October can be very hot.
The rainy season runs from November to March. Some camps close due to accessibility issues, but this is a brilliant time for birdwatching, lush landscapes, and photography.
Zimbabwe is all about the adventure and the variety of ways in which you can view game. Most famous for its photographic hides, which allow you to get up close and personal with elephant, the country offers arguably the best walking and boating in Africa. It is the perfect destination for someone looking to experience more than standard game drives.
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Real expertise doesn’t come from a few trips to Africa. All our specialists have either been guides, run the camps, or grown up and lived in Africa. That’s over 600 years of genuine safari experience.
Hwange is a beautiful, remote location with high concentrations of diverse wildlife, including impressive lion and elephant populations.
This is one of the finest destinations in Africa for walking safaris. Mana Pools is epic to explore by land and by water, with wildlife gathering around the pools and along the Zambezi River.
As it has the toughest qualifications in Africa, Zimbabwe boasts some of the best guides in the industry, who are particularly renowned for leading walking safaris.
The combination of the private concessions in Hwange and the remote Mana Pools National Park offers an off-the-beaten-path safari away from the crowds.
A destination that provides diverse experiences, from sunset river cruises on the Zambezi River to walking safaris, photographic hides, and canoe safaris.
Yellow Zebra are genuine specialists; they know the African bush like the back of their hand.
Brian JackmanSafari expert for The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, Condé Nast, and the BBC
Wilderness Davison’s is a great-value tented camp in Hwange’s ecologically diverse Linkwasha Concession. Here, year-round water sources attract an abundance of wildlife—from large herds of elephant and buffalo to predators like lion, leopard, cheetah, and…
Hwange Bush Camp is privately owned and run. It’s a semi-permanent camp, taken down every November and put up again in readiness for the beginning of May. Occupying a remote location, it’s able to offer superb safari experiences! The accommodation is booked…
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Supremely positioned on the banks of the Zambezi, with river views and set to the stunning backdrop of the Zambezi escarpment, Wilderness Ruckomechi is one of the finest camps in this region of Zimbabwe. As it’s located in its own private reserve just to the…
Wilderness Little Makalolo (affectionately known as ‘Little Mak’) is an absolute gem from the Wilderness portfolio. Few places do authentic safari in a luxurious setting like Little Mak. Its location, in a private concession within Hwange, gives you great…
Pamushana has the impeccable service standards that come as standard across all Singita lodges. The small size of the lodge enables staff to offer a very exclusive and personalised approach. For example, dining options are discussed with guests on arrival, to…
Staff members here are committed to their work and have a passion for authentic safari. Altogether, they aim to ensure ‘a safari to remember’. Not only is the guiding great here – the food is excellent too!
Come and treat yourself to one of the finest camps and game-rich private reserves in Zimbabwe. Solar powered Wilderness Linkwasha has a modern but luxurious design that feels like home. Enjoy the variety of game from foot in one of the best safari hides we…
The Hide continues to be privately owned and run by the Prestons – with great success! Staff members are friendly and knowledgeable. The lodge offers excellent African cuisine featuring filling farmhouse breakfasts, lunches and dinners around a vast teak…
As at Vundu, the quality of guiding at Little Vundu really raises the quality of this camp. Little Vundu shares the adventurous and authentic feel of Nick and Desiree’s other camps in the region – and while it may be pretty basic in design, the accommodation…
Part of the Imvelo Safari Lodges collection, Nehimba succeeds in its aim to combine luxury living and authentic African charm. The staff are welcoming and friendly, providing a good laundry service and three delicious meals per day. We thoroughly recommend…
Bomani is a great option for travellers hoping to get off the well-worn tourist trail and to become acquainted with the remoter parts of Hwange. We applaud Imvelo’s conservation and social investments, which make for a very ethical approach to tourism!
Little Mana Sands is the sister camp to Mana Sands, set within a remote private concession in Mana Pools National Park. Small, rustic, and completely authentic, this experience is all about gathering around the open campfire, tucking into hearty bush…
Mana Sands is a small, six-tent camp on a private concession in the remote western region of Mana Pools, one of the most beautiful national parks in Africa. Zimbabwe is known for its top-notch professional safari guides, so you’ll enjoy excellent guiding…
In the remote woodlands bordering the Kalahari, ‘Tum Tum’ was the name given to a scenic natural pool by the ancient San people who once inhabited these lands. Today, this exclusive treehouse-style lodge sits nestled among camelthorn trees, overlooking a…
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