Handpicked by a Zimbabwe Local Expert, we bring you our guide to 'Best Private Game Parks Around Harare'.
Zimbabwe is savannah country which boasts of many unspoiled tracts of land which are protected. Some of these beautifully preserved areas fall under the National Parks and Wildlife Authority and others are privately owned estates...
Hippo Pools is an undiscovered wilderness retreat which lies within Umfurudzi National Park. Umfurudzi is located some 135km out of Harare in the Madziva area. A great place to visit when all you desire is some peace, a taste of the great outdoors and a comfortable place to relax. Hippo Pools has been in existence for over 30 years but has undergone a recent facelift. Maintaining all that is wild ... More info
Wild is Life Trust is a genuine wildlife orphanage and rehabilitation rescue centre. Guests are invited to visit the Sanctuary for truly memorable, personal encounters with wildlife orphans. Bookings are essential and are available to adults and teenagers from Tuesdays through to Saturdays, these tours take place at 3.30 pm and finish around 6.30 pm. Children under 12 years of age are welcome on S... More info
The perfect getaway only an hour away from Zimbabwe’s capital Harare, you will find Imire rhino and wildlife conservation reserve offering Day trips as well as overnight accommodation. Imire’s sable lodge offers an experience of a lifetime from luxurious rooms to delicious food as well as activities that may count as a once in a lifetime experience. The activities include feeding or wa... More info
Kuimba Shiri Bird Park is a great place to take your kids to see the bird sanctuary, it is located on the shores of Lake Chivero and has an impressive number of over four hundred different species of birds, and is the only bird park found in Zimbabwe. There are very knowledgable guides who will tell you plenty of interesting facts about all the birds. The falcons and owls show at 16h00 is... More info
The Lion & Cheetah Park is a sanctuary for lions and cheetahs situated only thirty minutes drive outside Harare. It is the perfect place to take the family for a fun day's outing . You will also be able to see many other game species such as eland, blesbok, nyala and duiker. Tommy, a Galapagos tortoise who is over 250 years old, and weighs around half a tonne is a great reason to visi... More info
Twala is a haven for a large variety of rescued animals and birds. Run by Trustees Sarah Carter and veterinarian Dr Vinay Ramlaul, it is a non-profit organisation focusing on the rescue and rehabilitation of wild animals and birds, as well as conservation education and animal welfare issues affecting the surrounding community. A free rural vet service is run from Twala, vaccinating, sterilisi... More info
Due to the impact of man on his environment worldwide (and here in Zimbabwe), wild life suffer with every passing day. Bally Vaughan Animal and Bird Sanctuary was built by Robin and Kathy McIntosh in the early 90's as a Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre for all kinds of wild animals and birds that have been orphaned, abused or injured. Our sanctuary has a huge variety of inhabitants ra... More info
Chengeta & Pamuzinda Safari Lodges offer luxurious accommodation and derive their names from the Shona 'Ku Chengeta' meaning 'to take care of'. And Pamuzinda the 'Royal Meeting Place.'' Chengeta Safari Lodge is a popular leisure destination for day trips or weekend retreats for families and individuals. This family friendly facility is easily accessible (just under 100kilometres from Harare... More info
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