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You will always wish to return to Victoria Falls several times throughout your lifetime. When in Southern Africa, it’s a definite must-see. One of the largest waterfalls in the entire globe with a whopping two kilometers long and dropping 108 meters, the Zambezi Gorge is twice as high as Niagara Falls. Bungee jumping, white water rafting, helicopter excursions, and crocodile farms are just a few of the numerous activities near the Victoria Falls area. Experiencing its natural beauty will undoubtedly more than satisfy you.

A Zambezi boat cruise is a must. There you will be surrounded by lots of wildlife, this will present the perfect opportunity for those bird-watching lovers for a lot of wildlife photography. You will appreciate the food there whether you want to try something local or world-class tastes. Many buffets have plenty of Tribal cultural entertainers performing dance and music while you dine. As a purely tourist destination accommodation can be fairly expensive, but we have plenty of options that will meet your budget whilst providing you with a memorable experience. Allowing us to organize your Safari, our partnerships with numerous places that offer excellent lodging arrangements will certainly guarantee that you obtain the best value in town. You shouldplang to travel to Victoria Falls and make a date the natural wonder.

Cape Town is a wonderful destination to visit. It is one of the most well-known cities in the world and exhibits an incredible harmony between a first-rate metropolis and the natural world. Its stunning all-white beaches and Table Mountain, one of the world’s seven natural wonders, can be seen from most sections of the city. The sheer beauty of nature at its peak within the boundaries of the city is just soothing. Additionally, Cape Town is well known for its wine, which has a history dating more than 300 years and has been making waves and winning international prizes in recent decades.

There is an endless list of activities and locations you can visit when you make a reservation with us, like the Water Front and Cape of Good Hope. Boulders Beach is a place where you can visit and see penguins that have made their home there. There are numerous lodging options available that all fit inside your luxury style and your budget. However, whether you are a laid-back person or enjoy top-notch bars, Cape Town’s nightlife will impress you. Contact us for any questions or inquiries. 

The largest urban area in Southern Africa is Johannesburg, usually referred to as Jozi. It is a bustling city with fascinating and many different cultures. The City of Gold, its other name, attracts millions of tourists because of the incredible experiences you will undoubtedly have there. There are several top-notch museums there, top on the list is the Apartheid Museum. There is also Gold Reef City, an amusement park built on an old gold mine that attracts many visitors. The Cradle of Humankind is by far the most popular tourist attraction. Human fossils from more than 3 million years ago can be seen here. There are other amazing tourist locations that are very popular among tourists such as the Lion Park, World of Beer Museum, and tasting for beer lovers. Additionally, Jozi is renowned for its distinctive music, cuisine, and rooftop bars. The city of Johannesburg has a huge selection of lodging options that are sure to make your stay both comfortable and enjoyable. To learn more, speak with one of our representatives.

Located about 30 km from Bulawayo, this park is easily accessible by road. The history of Matops is quite rich which is why it is a World Heritage Site. Granite rock, which formed over 3 million years ago and got weathered by natural forces to form beautiful stone structures, that makup e the entire rock terrain. The balancing rocks there are unparalleled anywhere else. The Majority of hills are limited to a height of 5000 feet, making it ideal for walking safaris. During the Iron Age, some rock formations and caverns saved as shelter for the locals back then. There is a lot of rock art which is in fact the most extensive collection of rock art in Southern Africa. These have remarkably survived the natural elements for thousands of years. There are over 3000 registered sites with the main painting period dating between 320 and 500 CE. Most of the rock paintings are thought to be between 2 000 and 3 000 years old. However, sites like Pomongwe Cave, have paintings that are as old as 13 000 years.

There is a section of Matopos where one can see wildlife. There is a chance to see both the black and white rhinos and leopards roughly one every five kilometers. There are numerous impalas, zebras, giraffes, wild beasts, and a few sable antelopes, mainly in the valley regions of the park. Hippos and ostriches are also present. The most prevalent animals are monkeys and chacma baboons. For those who enjoy bird watching, there is a sizable population of about 175 different varieties. The largest population on the planet of verreux eagles, often referred to as black eagles have made their home there. There are both budget and luxury accommodation locations within the park or one can do a day trip from Bulawayo where there are plenty of accommodation options available.

Hwange National Park is situated in close proximity to Victoria Falls and is Zimbabwe’s largest and most visited national park. It boasts of having the largest population of the largest mammal on earth, the African Elephant which makes them a very common sighting. There are numerous big five creatures within the park. Lions are frequently spotted, and buffaloes are also plentiful, but seeing one is not always a guarantee, and sighting a rhino is always a bonus. Leopards and cheetahs are also available in the park but they are really difficult to spot because of the patrol areas that go beyond the boundaries of concessions. Wild dogs and hyenas typically travel great distances each day in large packs, but once you come across them, they offer memorable and incredible photographic opportunities. 

The park is home to approximately 400 different birds, including southern ground hornbill, carmine bee-eater, and racket-tailer roller, just to mention a few. There’s always a number of young animals, including impalas, that are between one and two months old around the park. There are sixty man-made watering holes that provide much-needed water during the dry winter times when everything dries up. These serve as hunting grounds for lions and points that animals have to visit frequently. There are elevated wooden platforms that serve as an observation deck where wildlife and birds can be viewed. Once in the park depending on your time you can visit the painter dog conservation site, where you can buy exquisitely crafted animals made from recycled impounded trappers’ snares as well as a variety of endangered birds.

Although there are possibilities to lodge in the park, a two to three-hour drive with one of our experienced guides should give you plenty of experience to watch game. Around 11 am and continuing into the afternoon until sundown is typically the best time to view game. Early dawn would be preferable, though this would depend on the guides’ advice if it’s lion breeding season. 

Bring sunscreen because the weather is fairly dry and hot even in winter, but also bring warm clothing if you plan to stay an extended period of time because the evenings can get chilly. The greatest time to come is in the winter, and we recommend going from early May through July so that you can also witness the Victoria Falls when it's closest to its peak before the really dry months begin. 

It is also very easy to see animals approaching from a distance during the winter, and one feature that makes it a unique experience is that it is never overrun by people, making it feel more or less like a private experience. You can get more information about the many lodging options within the park or arrange a day excursion by getting in touch with us. You won't be disappointed because the experience at Hwange is truly superior to all other experiences in Africa. Don’t forget to bring your camera and binoculars if you can, and take the time to capture pictures whenever you can since the abundance of wildlife will astound you.

The country of Zimbabwe, which is in the heart of Southern Africa, is home to a variety of animals and breathtaking scenery that will leave more than just satisfied. 

Zimbabwe prouds itself of giving visitors genuine, private encounters that they’ll undoubtedly treasure forever. Great Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls, Mana Pools, Hwange National Park, and Matopo Hills are amoung five UNESCO World Heritage Sites you should visit. The "Big Five" the most elusive land creatures maybe seen by our clients when they are on a Zimbabwean Safari Tour. On our Safaris, there is an 84% likelihood that you will see the largest Land Animal, the African Elephant. With a 21% possibility, you can also anticipate seeing the African Leopard. These powerful and secretive predators are challenging to spot in the wild. The Buffalo is another one of Africa’s “Big Five,” renowned for its strength, power, and unpredictable nature. When in their encampment, there is a 66% likelihood that you may encounter them. A critically endangered animal with a prehistoric appearance, the Rhinocerous, has an 82% sighting rate in rhino-filled camps. The most fascinating and recognizable animal on a safari tour must be the African Lion, the king of the jungle, 86% of our clients reported having seen lions in the camps where they live.

Victoria Falls and Hwange national park are among the most visited tourist areas not only in Zimbabwe but in the region.

For more than ten years Zimbabwe has experienced its fair share of political unrest and frequented the news for all the wrong reasons, which led to a fall in Safari Enthusiasts. Politically, it still has some issues today, just like many other nations do, but overall, things are taking a turn for the better.  A large number of visitors have arrived and many more are scheduling their dates with nature. This is mostly attributed to its breathtakingly beautiful surroundings, Zimbabwe is once again becoming a prominent travel destination. To top this, Zimbabwe has been named one of the most naturally beautiful nations in the world by Forbes Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, Rough Guides, and National Geographic for its breathtaking scenery, Natural Parks, and overwhelming preponderance of species, it has garnered accolades. In its Southern Region, it boasts of a beautiful rock formation created by nature. Once there you can also explore the Eastern Highlands while being enchanted and entranced by their beauty. It is equally enjoyable to watch creatures in their natural environment. A cherry on the top of the cake is its people. Visitors are frequently impressed by the friendly demeanor of the locals, and many of them carry pleasant recollections of their unwavering generosity and friendliness back to their home countries