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Greetings to you from the My Guide Travel desk. We are back again with your monthly round-up of Zim Travel news. It's been a rather wet February all over Zimbabwe and nature is showing off her appreciation as well. If you have a garden, farm, or field you can attest that all plant life is responding beautifully to the abundant showers.
If 2020 taught us anything it's that life is so unpredictable. If you have put off traveling for many seasons you probably kicked yourself a bit when we were stuck indoors and leisure traveling was out of the question. We can say much about the benefits of travel but we focus now on a clever planning perspective. The Pay now and travel later concept
Zimbabwe may not be a beach paradise destination but the warm weather, clear skies and sheer natural beauty of our resorts make it a notable honeymoon destination. Whether lovebirds want to enjoy the great outdoors or soak in some luxury pampering there are several great locations. Couples looking to rekindle some passion may also check out these refreshing recommendations for Valentines, Christmas or that special romantic weekend getaway. Here is our Top 10:-
The Hwange National park is Zimbabwe's largest wildlife park and is one of Southern Africa' s notable conservation areas. The park is well known for its abundant wild life and birdlife. As one of the prime game viewing destinations in Africa it should definitely be on your bucket list. Here are seven reasons why you should visit Hwange
Greetings to you our valuable readers, here is hoping March was a fruitful month. We are excited that Easter is finally here. If you haven’t made any travel plans sit tight we have a number of great specials we have been itching to share with you. It’s always our pleasure to help you find the perfect vacation destination for you and your family. There were number of positive developments in the industry so we will also let you in on some of the news. Let’s find out what to look forward to this month.
We love romantic trips here at My Guide Zimbabwe and we bring you another inspirational instalment for couples. This one is for the outdoorsy types, active travelers who are looking forward to a vacation which is packed with a variety of outdoor activities. These are just a few ideas to whet your appetite.
Nyanga is one of the most popular Eastern Highlands destinations and holiday resorts in Zimbabwe. It is well known and liked by locals and it is an excellent choice for foreign tourists as well. Here is a quick trip guide if you are looking to visit Nyanga in the near future. The top ten interesting places to visit when in Nyanga;
The green season is the wet or rainy season, and Zimbabwe’s green season typically falls between late November to late February or March. If you are planning your travels for next year here are a few things to think about.
The tradition of afternoon tea is one that that was well preserved for several years in a British colonised Zimbabwe. For years it was customary to have tea around three o’clock in the afternoon, be it in the home or corporate setting. As the world has moved on coffee is now trendier and the more popular hot beverage of choice when people go out. High tea has become a treat for a select few who still appreciate the brew. I am a tea fan myself and am glad to recommend a few good places where one can still visit for a traditional high tea experience.
Cave exploration is a very interesting activity which often leads to some fascinating discoveries. Many people associate caves with bats and creepy crawlies but there is much to be learnt from these relief forms from geological facts as well as historical and cultural insight. Here are some of the caves to explore in Zimbabwe.
The Skin Spa Zimbabwe recently opened a new branch in the leafy suburb of Borrowdale, Harare. A little more than a spa, this new location called the Masawara Urban Retreat, is a little oasis tucked away in a quiet area. The kind of place you head out to if you want to recharge, relax and of course give your body a well needed work up.
Pursuant to the information previously provided on Tourism reopening in Zimbabwe, kindly note further information on Covid-19 regulations for in bound visitors. Visitors flying into Zimbabwe are advised that all travellers will be required to produce a PCR Covid-19 clearance certificate issued by a recognized facility within 48hours from the date of departure at the airport. The border posts for road travel are currently closed and exception is being given to diplomats, expatriation of human remains, returning residents and diplomats.
Zimbabwe offers the best of both worlds, it is a good base for one to obtain exposure to African culture and it is also a beautiful destination which has so much to offer in terms of leisure. Here is a quick look at ten reasons why people from around the world should pick Zimbabwe as a Gap year destination.
How brave are you? Test your fear factor in beautiful Zimbabwe by signing up for any of the following activities. For some of them no previous experience is required, just bring your enthusiasm and sense of adventure. They are not for the faint of heart.
At a time when many people are still uncomfortable about flying it looks like we have to embrace the new normal and continue with our lives. Road trips are one of the safest and most comfortable ways of travel in a post covid-19 world. We now consider road trips as the next avenue of adventure. Let’s take a closer look at a few road trip tips that will come in handy as you set out for your vacation destination.
Zimbabwe has a number of choice wilderness areas which are ideal for safari vacations and nature outings. These are the top five destinations to consider for your next safari.
The Imire Rhino and Wildlife Conservation family are so pleased to notify the world that they will be resuming their volunteer programme on the 12th of October 2020. Following a recent announcement by the government of Zimbabwe all Travel and Tourism operations have now resumed and the best news we have heard in weeks all travel restrictions in the country has been lifted which also signalled the reopening of Zimbabwe to international travellers.
Zimbabwe has opened up for travel and all business. Travel easy using our regular local carriers that are resuming operations this September. Connect easily between all the major destinations and bring all those shelved plans to life.
It’s hot and sunny and it’s time for outdoor adventures, road trips and holiday travel. As you make the last preparations for any travels be sure to pack these useful items with you. Beauty must-haves to keep you looking beautiful and confident.
Here is our pick of the best guest houses and B n B’s in Zimbabwe’s bustling capital Harare. These ten were cherry-picked and rated the best in terms of quality amenities, hospitality standards, location and value for money.
One of the modern ways to travel the world at a fraction of the cost is backpacking; travelling from place to place with a few basic possessions in a knapsack. Backpacking involves sacrificing a little bit of comfort for the precious travel experience, exposure to culture and endless adventure. If you want to tick Victoria Falls off your bucket list and want to save some money while you’re at it, here are some backpacker accommodation options we recommend in the beautiful resort town.
If are you looking for a place to visit for a memorable summer adventure, Kariba is just perfect for a number of reasons. It offers a number of leisure pursuits to suit different tastes and it is a family-friendly destination the kids will love and the adults will also find some cool stuff to keep them busy.
We have all heard the saying when in Rome do like the Romans do. A practical tip to live by and one which usually works in your favour; it enables you to make friends easily and have a fruitful experience when visiting new places. If you have never visited Zimbabwe and look forward to doing so in the future we have compiled some handy etiquette pointers to help you mind your manners as you go around our beautiful country.
- Get well acquainted with your camera before you go on your trip.
- If you are investing in a new camera specifically for the vacation, pick something compact and easy to use.
- Take a variety of shots of the same scene if you can, you can always delete the poor ones later.
The national flower of Zimbabwe is called the Flame Lily or (Gloriosa superba - Latin); in the local languages, it is called Amakukhulume (Ndebele) and in Shona Kajongwe. This beautiful tropical flower can be found in other parts of the continent, as well as Australia and Asia. The flower blooms during the rainy season and the plant is used for its medicinal properties but toxic if swallowed.
Summer is around the corner and our fingers are crossed that we shall soon travel freely again. Positivity keeps us going. As we embrace the season we are in some of us are planning ahead in order to keep sane. Forever looking for the latest travel specials and bargains we are convinced a vacation is somewhere on the horizon. Summer travel is about sun, safari, fishing, swimming and all those happy hashtags. Here is a quick informative piece about where to pick up some good travel must-haves. Keep reading as we give you part 2 of the Travel inspiration diaries, Safari packing.
My Guide Zimbabwe like any travel agent worth their salt has an insider perspective. We know the in’s and outs of the Tourism industry. This includes the highs and lows of different resorts (For example the best time to visit Victoria Falls) and the great points about a variety of hotels, lodges, restaurants etc because we have been there. The insider tips you will probably not get from a guide book or any string of client reviews. So if you are looking for a great place to take your partner and pop the question or the wheelchair friendly hotels, best lodges for a birding vacation we have all this information on our fingertips.
Has COVID-19 left you stressed, frustrated and energy drained? Sadly these are just some of the side effects of the pandemic and the upheaval it has imposed on our lives. We are in a space where we have to try to make sense of this new normal and do our best to move on with our lives. In this blog, we explore one potential strategy, Wellness travel. Wellness travel is about seeking out travel experiences that enhance one’s physical and mental wellbeing.
Here are ideas you can look into;
Victoria Falls is the most popular holiday destination in Zimbabwe; as such many goods and services are highly-priced in this resort town. Don’t let that stop you from visiting, a vacation to this iconic place will definitely be worth it and may not necessarily burn through your pocket. Not everything is overpriced; with careful planning (and considerable saving) a Vic Falls vacation on a budget is possible. Here are a few pointers on how you can do it...
Ecotourism is defined as ‘…. responsible travel to natural areas, conserving the environment, and improving the well-being of the local people. Its purpose may be to educate the traveller, to provide funds for ecological conservation, to directly benefit the economic development and political empowerment of local communities, or to foster respect for different cultures and for human rights’ from Wikipedia. In simple terms Ecotourism is ethically responsible tourism, showcasing resorts and places of interest in such a way that the community and the environment are not left in a worse off state.
Chipinge and Chimanimani are the southernmost destinations in the Eastern Highlands belt of Zimbabwe. Both areas are absolutely beautiful but remote; they are special for a number of reasons, therefore worth visiting. They both lie south of the city of Mutare and it can prove to be a scenic road trip to get there. The climate is characterised by high temperatures and high rainfall and the landscape includes mountain ranges, rivers, streams and gorgeous valleys with evergreen vegetation. Sadly part of Chimanimani was destroyed by Cyclone Idai of 2019, but these few interesting places remain.
Just in the case are you wondering how to get your groove back again after this extremely unpredictable and trying year. Its time you considered taking a break. Take some time away from your busy day today and plan a weekend away with your friends. I am sure many people have missed hanging out with their buddies these past couples of months. Here are some cool ideas for you; if you want to take some time away from your grown-up responsibilities. Yes, the incessant mommy/daddy duties or the pressures of running your business or possibly the Postgrad assignments crying for your attention.
When was the last time you took a leisure trip with your partner, just the two of you? Perhaps a weekend away from home or just an overnight stay in a different place for some quality time. Spending time alone with your partner is one of the building blocks towards a stronger relationship. Making time to travel after marriage can be very difficult. If you are dating here are a few reasons why you should make time to travel before marriage.
Make your next summer vacation a unique and memorable one by opting for a Houseboat experience. It may prove a little bit costly but it is well worth the effort and it will definitely exceed any previous vacation. It is a holiday idea that is different and maybe a first for most people, think of the awesome photographs you can take. We have compiled a few pointers on what to consider when choosing the ideal houseboat.
We live in the technology age where information is always a click away. This has made travel considerably easier to plan as the Internet is awash with Travel Apps, travel guides and news and information about different parts of the world. The 21st-century traveller is inundated with choices on where to go, where to stay and gone are the days of simply setting out for paths unknown. Travelling off the beaten path still reminds the most adventurous way to see the world; the best way to explore places around us.
Zimbabwe is a safari country, a land with wide-open spaces, significant wildlife wealth as well as a great climate which makes it a very attractive destination. It is a great place for locals and foreigners to visit for outdoor experiences, wildlife encounters and eye-opening vacations. Here is an A-Z snapshot of what to expect on safari in Zimbabwe.
For many years the Victoria Falls were recorded in the history books as having been discovered by the Scottish explorer David Livingstone in November 1855. However this is incorrect, the Falls were known to locals who lived in and around the region and they were called Mosi Oa Tunya – (The smoke that thunders), the name given by the Kololo tribe of Zambia. It is believed it is this Zambian tribe who escorted Livingstone to see them as he journeyed in the region exploring.
While Zimbabwe is a well-loved destination because of its sights and game it has a substantial bird population that draws thousands of visitors every year. It is a great destination for birders which boasts a number of important bird areas. Zimbabwe has over 600 bird species including a number of unique and endangered species as well. We also get our fair share of migratory birds every year. Here is a quick look at just five interesting species one can look out for.
Plan your next family outing based on this detailed list of the main wildlife Parks and recreational centres around the country. Contact us for more information on Accommodation, Bookings, Rates and availability. ZimParks offer affordable rates and good value.
Conservation is an issue that is close to our hearts at My Guide Zimbabwe as our environment and natural resources are a vital facet of the world of Travel and Tourism. We also love a good story, and we were so pleased to come across a really moving story that sheds some light on anti-poaching. Gonarezhou is a local film that was produced in 2019, it was written and directed by Sydney Taivavashe and produced in partnership with the Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Authority.
One of the biggest lessons the COVID-19 pandemic has taught us is that our day to day lives are very fast-paced. This is true for many people around the world which has made the government imposed isolation periods difficult to adjust to. Having to slow down and put many of our plans on hold has helped us to appreciate the privilege of free movement and now we reflect on the benefits of travel. Our goal is to inspire you to schedule some travel time.
Did you miss travelling as much as we did? Am sure many of you miss the allure of the great outdoors, the fresh air, a change of scenery not forgetting nature’s important guests, the wildlife. As the world is slowly trying to forge the ‘new normal’ in light of COVID-19, we are right here for you. Am sure you are anticipating moving beyond relaxed lockdown restrictions to a time when we can be up and about again. We have come with fresh inspiration for all those postponed birthday outings, anniversary surprises, cancelled romantic weekends and delayed vacations. Let’s take a look at some great offers just waiting for you…
Zimbabwe has a number of Wildlife areas which are protected under the Zimbabwe National Parks authority. There are also several private reserves which are great places to visit for wildlife viewing and most of these are open all year round. Zimbabwe has so many game species which are spread across the various parks from plains game, predators and smaller not so prominent creatures. Among these are the Big 5 animals, some of Africa’s finest Big-game species namely, the Lion, Buffalo, Rhinoceros, Leopard and the Elephant.
If you are planning a vacation you don’t want to leave anything to chance; it’s important to cover all the essentials. Here are some handy tips to make your Zim vacation stress free.
Zimbabwe’s rich variety of scenery makes this southern African country a perfect destination for hikers. Africa’s most spectacular waterfall, Victoria Falls, is found on the Zambezi River in the northwest. And many enthusiastic walkers are drawn to the lush forests and misty valleys of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands.
The city of Masvingo was established in 1890, it is the oldest urban settlement in Zimbabwe. When British colonialists arrived in Zimbabwe they set up a settlement in Masvingo and named it Fort Victoria after their Queen. When Zimbabwe gained its independence in 1980 Masvingo was recognised as a town and only gained city status in 2002. Masvingo is a small city with a big history. The city is named after the ancient city of Great Zimbabwe or Masvingo (which means fort) which lies 27 kilometres from the city centre.
With its burgeoning number of eateries, Harare is a foodies’ paradise. From upmarket exotic restaurants to charming cafes and impressive diners; there is so much to choose from. Here is a list of our favourite Brunch hangouts in Harare.
Hiking is one of the many exciting outdoor pursuits Zimbabwe has to offer. Hiking is a great way to see nature’s best particularly the diverse flora up close, butterflies, the geological profile of a place, as well as the not so obvious features like springs and caves. We love hiking because at greater altitudes it gives you a bird’s eye view of some of Zimbabwe’s best locations. It is well worth the climb for views like these. Here is our pick of the best Hiking trails in Zimbabwe.
Kariba is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Zimbabwe. The name Kariba comes from the name kariva which means little trap. The town of Kariba was established in 1957, It is popular because of the lake and the dam wall and other places of interest in the area. Kariba is in close proximity to Zambia our neighbours to the north.
The Eastern Highlands region lies in Manicaland Province. It’s an area that has many scenic locations just waiting to be explored. A self-drive adventure is a flexible way to discover what this region has to offer. Here is a sample itinerary to pique your interest.
Beyond the COVID-19 pandemic, we are optimistic that travel and tourism will resume as airports roar to life again and hotels and lodges open their doors to the public. All the different players in the tourism industry are interdependent and play a crucial role in economies all over the world. Zimbabwe is no different as our travel industry is an important piece of the economic jigsaw puzzle. Here are some of the reasons we should support local tourism.
Zimbabwe is a beautiful vacation destination, which has a number of stunning resorts. There are many gorgeous settings to choose from whether you want safari or waterfront locations; there are some choice ones for the discerning luxury traveller. Here is our pick of the Top 5 luxury resorts;
Zimbabwe is a well endowed with flora and fauna and it is a sought after destination because of all that it offers. Her wealth in wildlife makes Zimbabwe an attractive destination for thousands of tourists every year. The government and many private players strive to market Zimbabwe as a beautiful safari destination; in this effort, they work hand in hand with other organisations which work diligently in the conservation of the country’s wildlife.
A good way to learn survival skills. How to start a fire, improving on your fishing, how to use nature’s substitutes in case of emergency. (If you have no shampoo or toothbrush or string)
My Guide Zimbabwe has a wealth of information on a variety of places to go, things to do and all the great service providers which are available to help you make your vacation possible. We are glad to be of service. If it’s your first time to visit Africa and you would like more information on the flora and the fauna, detailed maps, books on the geology, birding and so forth. We have a few resources to recommend. Here are the best Guide Books on Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe like many Sub Saharan destinations has many large tracts of unspoilt wilderness just waiting to be explored. Many of these are protected areas which are home to wildlife and there are some which have been preserved as National Parks. Most of Zimbabwe’s parks open to the public for short term visits as they offer lodge accommodation and campgrounds. There are recreational Parks, National Parks and conservation areas. Some of these Parks are more developed than others and the camping experience is different from place to place.
Every traveller knows a trip away from home requires you to prepare by packing what you will definitely need, possibly need and any other items you cannot do without. A camping trip is no different however in its strictest sense camping is meant to be a trip whereby you leave all the comforts of home for a stress-free (technology free) retreat. The objective of camping is to relax and enjoy the wonders of nature.
Here is the third instalment in the My Guide Zimbabwe Camping Series. A few tips to take note of before you set out on your adventure. If you need more guidance we are happy to point you in the right direction.
1. You don’t have to buy ALL the camping equipment when you are planning a camping trip, you can borrow from friends. Camping equipment is expensive and as a beginner, you may even buy something that is not exactly user friendly. You are better of borrowing.
Zimbabwe Parks and Wildlife Management Authority Campsites)
Mana Pools
Mana Pools is probably the most popular camping destination because of its unique mix of wildlife (animals & birds), river access, exclusivity and diverse plant life. The National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The park also offers some seasonal camps; the best time to visit is between August and October. Mana Pools is a remote area which is not easily accessible however car hire is available in most urban centres. Flying in by private charter is also a great opportunity for easy travel. Campers can look forward to canoeing, fishing, safari walks, birding and so much more. Most of the sites are serviced and they come with ablution facilities (with showers), braai areas, and piped water.
Many people think that going on vacation is something for the rich and affluent only. This is very far from the truth and here on My Guide Zimbabwe we always try to show you why. We love to give you various options so that everyone is inspired to give it a go at least once in their life. Now that we are all bunkered in due to the COVID-19 lockdown we have some fresh inspiration for you.
If you are visiting the city of Harare you will find that the city centre is not very big and most of the places of interest are on the periphery of the Business District or a short drive away. However, a city walking tour is a good way to get a feel of the place. If you are on a shoe-string budget you still want to walk away with some appreciation of the people, culture and to enjoy some of the beautiful sights. Here are a few inexpensive activities to do.
Victoria Falls is the most popular holiday resort in Zimbabwe. It is a great place to visit and spend a few days. Here is a sample itinerary for you to follow if it is your first time visiting Vic Falls.
My Guide Zim 5 Day Itinerary
Mana Pools is a wilderness area found to the north-west of Zimbabwe. There is a National Park in the area measuring 2196 sq Kilometres. The name Mana comes from the Shona word mana meaning four, there are 4 smaller pools found in the area, the major water body in Mana Pools is the Zambezi River. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage site because of its abundant biodiversity in terms of plant life, birdlife, marine, and wildlife.
The Ndebele people are mostly found in the city of Bulawayo, (southwest of Zimbabwe). The Ndebele have a rich cultural history...
Can I afford to go for a holiday in Zimbabwe? Is there something for me with the savings I have?
Yes, and Yes, If you are a local holidaying in Zimbabwe may seem very expensive, the privilege of a few in fact. However, not all of our travel resorts are beyond our reach. Sadly the economy has been rather unfavourable for some time, but with some careful planning and a lot of financial discipline going on holiday is very possible. There are many great places around us which offer reasonably priced
Camping
The Accommodation rates for camping are way cheaper than conventional accommodation, Lodges, B n B and hotels.
2. Forfeit some comfort and connect between places via Luxury coach instead of using Tourist shuttle services. There a number of good bus services which will easily connect you between Harare and Bulawayo, Bulawayo and Mutare etc. This will save you lots of money.
Kariba is a popular vacation destination which is perfect for families. This resort town is very beautiful and it has a lot to offer. Many people do not know that there is so much to do and see besides the Dam wall and Lake. If you have been to Vic Falls, Nyanga, Hwange and you are now looking for another exciting place to go with the family Kariba is waiting for you.
Zimbabwe has 16 official languages - namely Chewa, Chibarwe, English, Kalanga, Koi-san, Nambya, Ndau, Ndebele, Shangani, Shona, Sign Language, Sotho, Tonga, Tswana, Venda and Xhosa. However, English, Shona and Ndebele are the most widely spoken languages in the country.
There is no better reason to spend the day outdoors than having plain old quality time with family. It is relaxing to be around your loved ones especially when the whole gang is around and you create priceless memories. There are a variety of leisure activities to choose from right here in our beautiful
country.
Every girl has dreamt of having a fairy tale wedding at some point in her life, complete with horse and carriage, a regal venue, and a jaw dropping setting. Those who have watched one romantic movie too many are bombarded with many ideas of glamorous weddings that are magazine worthy. Those ideas are possible, and the truth is that Zimbabwe has a number of elaborate venues and settings where fairytale weddings are possible. When coupled with a little bit of creativity and a lot of expertise there are several options that will make those fairytale wedding dreams come to life. Zimbabwe is a beautiful country which has many breathtaking vacation destinations and many of these destinations also make beautiful wedding settings. Here are a few recommendations:
Zimbabwe has a number of places of interest including nature reserves, parks and outdoor recreational areas. There is so much for those who love the great outdoors. Here is a quick rundown of the main Mountain ranges and peaks. Check it out if you are keen on hiking and exploring.
Religious tourism is on the increase worldwide and many curious visitors love to delve into the spiritual side of different destinations. Zimbabwe has a few notable religious sites visitors can see as well. Some of the religions practised in Zimbabwe include African Traditional Religion, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism among others. Here are a few religious monuments one can visit.
The natural attractions of Zimbabwe draw thousands of visitors every year. However Zimbabwe also boasts of a few notable manmade structures. Here is a list of the prominent bridges of Zimbabwe.
If you are visiting Zimbabwe and you have some time in the capital, you will quickly notice that the shopping scene is very different from that of neighbouring countries South Africa and Botswana. However, there are several choice shops where you can find clothing, shoes and all things pretty. Here is a Quick Guide:
Are you looking for a unique vacation experience this year? We have just that thing for you, some recommendations of great new places that have opened their doors to the public recently. Be the first to visit, share and tag for all to see these brand spanking destinations.
Game viewing is one of the most popular activities for tourists visiting Zimbabwe. Zimbabwe is home to a variety of wild animals, many are found in the National parks while some can be found in private game reserves. While Zimbabwe is home to the Big 5 safari animals there are many other interesting animals to see. Here is a quick list of some unique animals to look out for when you visit.
Mutare is the main city in the eastern province of Zimbabwe, Manicaland. This beautiful mountain town was established in 1897 and officially became a city in 1971. Here are five great reasons to visit Mutare.
Gweru is the capital city of the Midlands province. A beautiful city which has much to offer leisure travellers. If you looking for some interesting things to do while visiting Gweru, here are some day trip suggestions.
“They say you can’t buy happiness. BUT you can buy a massage, and that’s kind of the same thing”. A clever quote I came across recently that made me smile as I pondered on it. I had the pleasure of going for a full body relaxing massage at one of Harare’s best spas, recently, the Skin Spa. The Skin Spa is a renowned luxury Spa with several branches in the city, and I had my treatment at their Dacomb Drive branch in Chisipite.
Zimbabwe is one of Africa’s choice of safari destinations. It offers a variety of tourist attractions including the Victoria Falls, Lake Kariba, Vumba Mountains, Hwange and Mana Pools. It is a great place to visit if you have a lot of time to go round; Zimbabwe also has many recreational activities to offer. One of Zimbabwe’s strengths is its great climate, here we take a closer look at what time is the best to visit and why.
If you are planning a vacation to Zimbabwe there is so much in store for you, so much to see and a variety of activities to choose from. Here we take a look at some of the most unique activities you can pencil into your itinerary. If you want something truly memorable, educational experience or simply something mind-blowing. Our Top 10...
If you were born in Zimbabwe or grew up in this beautiful country it’s a fair chance you have had the opportunity to visit one or two of the popular resort areas. If you had the opportunity to visit more well lucky you! You will agree that this country is gorgeous. If your travels were for an educational trip eons ago, or you were simply passing through, you have to make an effort to visit all these sites again. Now there so many sites we definitely cannot list them all. Here is our pick of the Top 15 places. This is our Bucket List, the must-see-places, they are incredibly beautiful, some are cleverly designed others are record-breaking, one or two are National Geographic worthy, whatever the case they are totally amazing!!
Nyanga is a place located in the eastern highlands of Zimbabwe. A beautiful area noted by rolling hills, amazing mountain peaks, rivers, waterfalls and fresh mountain air. Nyanga was affectionately referred to as ‘Little England’ by the Rhodesians (colonial settlers) because of its topography and cool temperatures offer breath-taking views. Nyanga is a popular holiday destination and it should definitely be on your list of places to be for future vacations. Here are some suggestions of great self-catering vacation homes to choose from;
Kariba is a popular resort area, Zimbabwe’s vacation in the sun. It offers swimming, fishing, sailing and game viewing, you experience so much more in this lakeside town. It s no wonder when planning your Kariba vacation you have to book months in advance to secure great accommodation. If you are planning and don’t know where to look MGZ recommends the following places for self-catered accommodation;
Zimbabwe is a beautiful holiday destination and you have zeroed in on it for your next vacation. Great move, here are some quick tips for you to consider before booking your flight.
If you are spending a few days in Bulawayo and you are looking for some interesting places to visit for some sightseeing and relaxation we have a few recommendations just for you. The best day trips in and around the beautiful City of Kings;
Mutare is the heart of the Eastern Highlands, a charming city which has so much to offer. We take a look at a selection of Day trip options if you happen to be visiting.
Wondering where to spend your next free weekend with your friends or are you planning to take a solo retreat to recharge your batteries? Here is a quick list of the best day trips around the city. Treat yourself to some fresh air, a road trip to these exciting places will definitely leave you rested and refreshed. Give us a call and we will help you get there.
Zimbabwe is known for its incredible landscape, safaris, and wildlife, making it a popular holiday destination for tourists. Travellers love to visit the beautiful Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, and Lake Kariba. But what if, in addition to nature, you’re looking for a little more excitement on your vacation in Zimbabwe?
Zambezi Cruise & Safaris is proud to announce that on the 15th of November 2019 the much anticipated Shashani Lodge opened its doors to the public. Shashani is a new property located in the Matobo Hills area, approximately 70 kilometers from the city of Bulawayo, just outside the National Park (along the western boundary).
The Leopard Rock Hotel is one of the best holiday resorts in the Vumba, an area south-east of the city of Mutare in the eastern highlands region. This 4-star establishment is set in a scenic environment with incredible views and natural beauty. Coupled with her grand buildings and elegant furnishings Leopard Rock is a great wedding venue. It offers indoor and outdoor options for weddings and other private functions.
Golf is one of the many sports that have a decent following in Zimbabwe. The sport has often been associated with the affluent but its popularity is growing across the country as more and more people are exposed to the game. As is the case in other countries the sport is popular with executives but non-executives are also developing a keen interest as it is a light-sport one can play to keep fit. Golf was first introduced in Zimbabwe in the 19th century and one of the oldest golf courses was established in the late 1800s.
Whether you are visiting Zimbabwe on holiday or you are looking to have a unique night out. A casino evening is an enjoyable way to let loose and have fun. Zimbabwe has a small but vibrant casino network; here is a quick look at some of the casinos one can go to try their luck at the tables as you spin to win;
Zimbabwe’s cultural heritage spans back hundreds of years to a time when it was a roaring economic centre in Southern Africa. It was home to some thriving empires which were centres of power holding a lot of influence over the surrounding communities. Today the ruins of these civilisations are evidence of their existence; they are dotted around Zimbabwe as a reminder of a vibrant time. Some have been named UNESCO Heritage sites.
Ster-kinekor is the biggest name in Cinema in Zimbabwe; they have been providing big-screen entertainment for years. They spread their wings to the Borrowdale’s upmarket shopping mall, Sam Levy’s Village in 2017 and have continued to upgrade the customer experience in keeping with international standards. The prestige movie theatre in Borrowdale is their premium product which is designed to offer an exclusive experience for moviegoers.
We are living in a dynamic age where there is always a need to take it a notch higher. From Fashion, food, the Arts, technology even parenting. Parenting has evolved since the ’90s and gone are the days when children’s birthday parties were an afternoon of soda, snacks and cake in one’s back yard. Birthday parties are becoming more and more unique, with different settings, imaginative themes and the social media buzz of course.
Now we all love a cool event and to celebrate all things cool and colourful here are some interesting children’s party ideas. We hope you will be inspired to surprise your little one on his or her next birthday.
Antelope Park in collaboration with the ALERT Lion Rehabilitation Programme launched a brand new activity for guests in August 2019. The lions which were being kept at the Park are now scheduled for release into the wild; the first phase of re-integration can now be viewed first hand by guests. The activity dubbed the Lion Day and Night Encounter, allows guests to follow the cats closely as they are given the chance to roam freely, track prey and hunt.
Africa is brimming with artistic talent and Zimbabwe has its own share of brilliant singers, dancers, poets among other types of performing artists. It is no wonder the arts are often are celebrated in various festivals across the country. Here is our pick of some cool festivals you can look out for when you visit.
When the year starts everyone is all hyped up as they work on their New Year resolutions and sincerely desire to do better in the coming year. Here is our guide to encourage you to make sure your Travel Plans (going on vacation) is an achievable goal as you plan for the coming year. We will help you with tips on how to save for your holiday.
Victoria Falls is the most popular Zimbabwean natural attraction. It is also the most popular waterfall in the region. It has a total height of 108 metres at its centre. The waterfall is found on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia although a good portion is on the Zimbabwean side. It is one of the world’s seven natural wonders of the world and it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site
Beauty treatments for the face and body are an essential part of regular grooming. Many Beauty spas also serve to address mental healing through a variety of relaxing treatments as well. In keeping with world trends, Zimbabwe has a number of reputable Health retreats and relaxation centres to cater to men and women. Here is a list of our recommendations;
If you are visiting Zimbabwe for the first time you will notice that it does not have any urban train service and if you are not hiring a car to drive around you during your stay you will need to make a plan for getting around. Zimbabwe has several reputable car hire companies but there are many reasons and advantages for using alternative transfer methods. This is a guide for how to get around within urban centres. A list of some do’s and Don’ts and a few recommendations of reputable service providers.
Zimbabwe has a number of local radio stations you can tune into for information, music and news about the nation. Many radio stations broadcast 24 hours a day and you can tune in from the comfort of your home or office or plug into your favourite shows online. For a chance to sample some local music and to get acquainted with events in Zimbabwe here is a list of some of the major stations.
North, south, west, east – Zimbabwe offers great birding opportunities wherever you go… and not forgetting central and other spots in between. Where better to get information than on the BirdLife Zimbabwe website - http://www.birdlifezimbabwe.org/ - just click on the Birding Zimbabwe tab, where you might like to start with the Zimbabwe Checklist.
Zambezi Valley Safaris recently invited us to visit their Chirundu properties on a familiarisation tour. This midweek safari escape was much needed as we turned our back on hectic schedules, fuel queues and other urban stresses. Our merry group of 17 agents set out on a Tuesday morning for the road trip. The highway turned out to be busier than expected and the trip was longer.
Sport is a well-loved pastime in Zimbabwe. The country offers various sporting disciplines in schools and at club level all over the country; as a result, many locals have developed an appreciation and readily watch and play sports. Some of the popular sports are Soccer, Cricket, Rugby, Basketball, Netball, Golf and Swimming. The most popular sport is soccer or football; Zimbabweans usually come out in large numbers to support the national team when there are big games. Here is a list of the main Sporting centres where sports fans converge to watch big
Although Zimbabwe can’t offer you beaches as it’s landlocked, there are plenty of ways to make your stay in this beautiful country special. Of course, there’s the world-famous Victoria Falls (over 2/3 of the falls are in Zimbabwe), but there’s more to this gem of a country than that – not that you should miss out on seeing them!
Come to Zimbabwe to experience warm hospitality, unforgettable encounters with wildlife, and for the bravest among you, extreme sports like bungee jumping and white-water rafting! In this article, we’ll take a closer look at 5 things you can do on your trip of a lifetime to Zimbabwe that will truly make it special.
Binga is a rural district in Zimbabwe‘s Matabeleland North province. Binga is home to the Tonga people and it was established when residents of this community (which is to the south of Kariba) were relocated to make way for the construction of the Kariba Dam. It is an area with under 200 000 people, it is not well developed but it is popular as a fishing destination and as a tourist destination because of its cultural uniqueness. Binga lies close to the Zambezi Escarpment, a very hot area with temperatures as high as 30 degrees Celsius.
Weddings are commonly celebrated as big affairs in Zimbabwe, and classy weddings are becoming increasingly popular across the country as more and more brides are looking to international trends for inspiration. From exquisite bridal gowns and elaborate wedding themes, to out of this world wedding cakes and finding the ideal venue, Zimbabwean weddings are becoming more refined.
Tourist arrivals in Zimbabwe increased by 9% in just the first half of 2018. This represents the largest increase in tourism the country has seen in over seven years, nearing an all-time high, 19% of which were travellers from the UK. With so many incredible attractions on offer, such as safaris, river sports and delicious cuisine, Zimbabwe, meaning “a great house of stone”, is home to the stunning Victoria Falls, classified as the largest falls in the world, which can be heard from 40 kilometres away. The locals call the falls Mosi-oa-Tunya, meaning "The Smoke that Thunders”. Yet it takes more than buying airfare to get there. Before you travel abroad to Zimbabwe (or any country for that matter), there are several essential steps for preparing for your next adventure.
The Midlands province is the fifth largest in the country, with a land area of 49,166 km2 it encompasses several towns and the capital city is Gweru. We recently had an opportunity to visit Gweru and its surrounding areas on a short trip to the Midlands. Our journey began with a road trip by luxury coach. Gweru is 272 kilometres from Harare so after leaving Harare in the morning we arrived in Gweru before noon. We were glad to find Gweru so warm after leaving a slightly overcast Harare.
When travelling around the world, keeping your skin happy and healthy can sometimes not be your highest priority. However, it’s more important that you might think – in Zimbabwe, for example, if you forget to pack skin protectant from the sun, you’ll come back with a nasty sunburn! This, among other things, is an important tip to keep in mind while visiting unknown places.
Nyangombe Lodge is a safari lodge located in the Midlands province, 42 kilometres outside Kwekwe. Formerly known as Sebakwe safaris this lodge sits on the bank of the Sebakwe River. We had the pleasure of having an overnight visit at Nyangombe recently and we were quite impressed with this hidden gem. We travelled to Kwekwe on a late Friday afternoon, boarding the City link coach travelling between Harare and Bulawayo
Antelope Park is Gweru’s most popular recreational area. This safari park is located just outside the city limits, less than 20 kilometres from the city centre. Measuring 3000 acres, this vast property has accommodation facilities as well. Antelope Park has been in existence for over 30 years and has won several awards for service excellence over the years. My Guide Zimbabwe was recently invited for a tour of Antelope Park, and it was a worthwhile visit in every way possible.
The city of Harare is a developing metropolis which is slowly but surely following lifestyle trends that make other African destinations so attractive. As shopping is evolving in the bustling city, we have seen the emergence of regular outdoor specialty markets around the city which are growing in popularity. Here we focus on a few of these markets. We hope you will be enticed to visit some of them for yourself.
Art is a common medium for conveying thoughts, feelings and for recording history or events among other things. It has long been used to convey such ideas to members of our communities and to those beyond our borders. Art is widely celebrated by Zimbabweans and there are several galleries dotted around the country whose objective is to increase Art appreciation and to give artists a place to showcase their talents.Here we take a look at a few galleries in the nation.
Zambezi Cruise & Safaris is a well-known Hospitality industry brand which is growing from strength to strength. The My Guide team was privileged to be part of a small group that was recently hosted by Zambezi Cruise for a weekend at one of their new properties the Kariba Safari Lodge.
With its exquisite landscapes, opulent history, and diverse people, it is not surprising that Zimbabwe currently has 5 UNESCO World Heritage Sites to its name. Having sites inscribed on this list is very prestigious and of great benefit to the country, and in particular, the tourist industry. Of the five listed sites, the Victoria Falls and Khami Ruins National Monument are two of the more well-known and are frequently visited by locals and tourists alike.
Victoria Falls is Zimbabwe’s prime vacation destination. Attracting thousands of visitors every year; it is promising to see this resort town growing every day. We visited Victoria Falls a few weeks ago to check out a number of new establishments that have opened up in the area in recent months. The visit seemed well-timed, as November is just before the peak season rush, with a tightly packed schedule we set out for the week-long business trip.
A trip to Victoria Falls is incomplete if one does not go to visit the falls, but the second most important must-do item on the list is to find at least one High wire activity to do. Vic Falls is one of the few locations in the country offering visitors the chance to see the world from such crazy heights and get a real adrenaline shot. I had an awesome experience on the Bridge Slide on a recent trip to Victoria Falls and must say it is one of the most mind-blowing, things I have ever done.
The Rainforest café is a trendy café which is found within the Victoria Falls Park. Strategically located for visitors arriving for a tour and those making their way out it, its ideal spot serves all. As they say, touring the Falls never gets old and on a recent trip, we made a plan to have lunch there afterwards.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is one of Zimbabwe’s highly acclaimed accommodations offerings, an award-winning property located just 4km from the world’s largest waterfall. My colleague and I had the pleasure of being hosted by the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge on a recent trip, so enjoying the experience first-hand. The lodge is part of the Africa Albida Tourism hospitality group and sits on an extensive estate surrounded by some of her sister establishments.
Bayete Guest Lodge is a well-known name in Vic Falls and has consistently provided great service for several years. They recently opened a new establishment called Phezulu Guest Lodge; this Bed n Breakfast is also located in Victoria Falls. Phezulu is located in the low-density area just five minutes from town. We got a chance to spend a night at Phezulu Lodge on a recent trip to Victoria Falls.
When travelling to holiday destinations sometimes all you want to do is get away from it all and dictate your own pace. This is the beauty of Self-catering facilities, a home away from home in beautiful environs where the air is cleaner and sun brighter. The Vic Falls Villa gave us a chance to take it slow on a hectic business trip to beautiful Victoria Falls recently.
The Old Drift Lodge is a luxury safari lodge which joined the hundreds of accommodation places on offer in sunny Victoria Falls in 2018. Old Drift is the latest Wild Horizons offering and they truly added an ornate feather to their cap. This tented camp is located in a private concession of Zambezi National Park, just 7 kilometres out of Victoria Falls. A safari camp with a difference, this property has a river front view of the magnificent Zambezi River whilst having the added bonus of being surrounded by indigenous woodland, which gives it a true wilderness feel.
The Victoria Falls Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in the town, and is undoubtedly one of the best hotels in Zimbabwe. A reputable 5-star hotel which was built in 1904; this classic hotel is the most strategically positioned hotel in Victoria Falls with a view of the Falls in the distance and the Victoria Falls Bridge. It has so much character and class it is affectionately called ‘the grand old lady’
Dean’s is one of the Victoria Falls Restaurants that has grown in popularity ever since it opened its doors earlier this year. Taking a prime location at the heart of Elephant Walk Mall it is a mixed cuisine restaurant which provides great food and a comfortable environment. Deans brings an urban twist to some classic dishes and provides fresh wholesome meals at affordable prices.
For most people, a trip to Zimbabwe could be the adventure of a lifetime. From beautiful waterfalls to wildlife safaris, there are many adventures to be had across this beautiful country. If you hope to travel to Zimbabwe in the near future, there are certain travel accessories that may make your excursion more enjoyable..
Zimbabwe is well known for producing tasty beef, this is one of the reasons the braai/barbeque culture is widespread and a much loved social activity; Zimbabweans frequently get together to enjoy beef, flame-grilled chicken and other mouth-watering options like our unique home-grown brands of Boerewors. When people are not getting together...
Zimbabwe is blessed with natural diversity. The animal safari is most often spoken about but behind that layer is a huge and gloriously diverse fishing scene. Across the country’s great lakes and waterways, there are - according to UN estimates - 114 different species of fish to get your hands on...
Sam Levy’s Village is located in the Borrowdale suburb of Harare. It recently spread its wings to include the Village Walk extension. Village walk is an all-new modern complex offering a world-class shopping experience to all. The Village Walk comprises a selection of shops for everyday personal, business and leisure services. There is ample parking space.
Zimbabwe is one of the Hidden gems of African travel. Far too many people overlook this country in favour of other, more tourist-oriented destinations. However, there are plenty of incredible job opportunities in Zimbabwe for an adventurous traveller looking to earn on the go. Many people seem to believe that this area is dangerous, but it is no more dangerous than any other place you may travel internationally.
Drinking coffee socially is a growing trend in Zimbabwe and there has been an increase in the number of coffee shops/cafes that have opened their doors in urban centres in recent years. Here is a list of our top 5 favourite spots, we hope you can stop by and fall in love with their coffee like we did.
I have visited Bulawayo only once before, and recently had the pleasure to have a week-long tour of this fine city. Bulawayo is Zimbabwe’s second largest city and one of the oldest. It bears a character of its own, which is very different from the capital.
A summer vacation is a good way to unwind and recharge; the chance to spend some quality time with friends and loved ones too. For many people, the annual holiday is a permanent fixture on their calendars. Here are a few ideas on how to plan your vacation if you are on a tight budget.
We have picked a handful of these easy to reach places which are comfortable, serene, spacious and perfect for weekend or summer day picnics.
Zimbabwe like many African countries has much to offer to the curious visitor who wants to glean as much they can about her culture, history, wildlife and discover the vast beauty of the environment. Zimbabwe offers foreigners the grand opportunity to experience it up close through Volunteer travel.
Not all countries will require a visa for entry, but many countries do. Here's how to ensure that a visa issue doesn't stop you from visiting a beautiful country boasting endless wildlife and safaris, stunning scenery and the breath-taking view of Victoria Falls.
Zimbabwe is a colourful country endowed with so much natural beauty in its landscapes, plants and wildlife. Here is our List of Top Ten attractions in Zimbabwe.
Kariba is one of the most popular holiday resorts in Zimbabwe. This quaint little town is just under 370 kilometres out of Harare or a good 4-hour drive away. The MGZ Team had a chance to check it out on a recent visit and though it was a work & play combo it turned out to be a relaxing and memorable retreat!
We had the pleasure of going on a familiarisation tour of Zambezi Cruise Safaris properties recently. Formerly known as Dunhuramambo, this iconic brand has steadily established itself as a force to reckon with in the tourism sector. The company has been in operation for over 18 years
The 21st century has seen Fitness pursuits becoming increasingly popular worldwide. Zimbabwe is no different, as people become more and more informed about the great benefits that come with a consistent exercise regime. Attending a gymnasium regularly is a great way to keep active, maintain good health, condition the body, lose weight; it also offers social benefits like meeting new people.
While diet and exercise are often hailed as the secrets to a long and healthy life, you might want to add travel to that list, especially if you are a thrill-seeking senior.
Zimbabwe has several National parks and many are very popular because of prominent landforms such as waterfalls, rivers or mountain ranges. Umfurudzi Park is a smaller park, which is a great place to visit if you are looking to relax or for educational tours, it is located in Madziva. Hippo Pools Is a private safari park which is located within Umfurudzi National Park.
The Lion Park is a local favourite, which has long been a popular location to spend some weekend downtime and as an option for school field trips for nursery schools, Primary schools and other groups for leisure and educational trips.
My Guide Zimbabwe's team recently visited two Bed and Breakfast options in Harare, which come highly recommended....
Zimbabwe’s eastern province is resort region, a province which boasts of so many natural attractions many of which sadly go unappreciated. It is a land of great beauty ...
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The paths can be winding and confusing but thankfully the path is adequately marked. Good hiking shoes and sun hats are an absolute essential because by 10 AM the sun ceased to be warm and we took short breaks to rehydrate.
The Chimanimani National Park is home to one of the 3 main mountain ranges found in the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe, the Chimanimani mountains. It is Zimbabwe’s most ...
I would like to introduce you to my river rafting experience on the almighty Zambezi river in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. What a crazy day.. but let me start at the beginni...
The Victoria falls are Zimbabwe’s biggest tourist attraction. A place of untold beauty well worth travelling miles and miles to behold. My recent trip to this charming
The town of Victoria Falls is home to the world-renowned attraction bearing the same name. It is a small town, which draws many people because of the resort and its borde...
My journey continues :- Day 5 took me to a lodge in town, Bayete, a lovely breakfast lodge that is located a mere 5 minutes’ drive out of town. A modern place whic
To give you an idea of what to expect at the different shopping centres located in Harare, Vanessa Gambanga, a Content Writer has put together a very useful guide..
Marko and Alex hit the white water of the Zambezi River and bungee from Victoria Falls Bridge...
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This is it is a luxury houseboat which is aptly named. Boasting of striking fixtures and fittings it has 6 luxurious cabins which can accommodate 12 passengers. The cabins are spacious, all of them are en-suite, air conditioned and have state of the art amenities to match.
Set in the prestigious Princes Grant Golf Estate, overlooking the 6th fairway, is African Dream, a 4 star luxurious self catering villa, capable of accommodating 12 guest
Sahwira is a luxury pontoon houseboat that accommodates 26 passengers. It is large, spacious and uniquely adorned with clean modern fittings and features.
Sovereign is a luxury pontoon houseboat that accommodates 20 passengers. It is large, spacious, and uniquely adorned with clean modern fittings and features. It has ten fully air-conditioned cabins, four Twin bed cabins, and 6 doubles, all of which are ensuite. Sovereign comes with a pool, a sun deck, some tender boats for fishing and game viewing.
The Umbozha is an extremely spacious and luxurious houseboat ideal for large groups who would like to celebrate special occasions. It is fully air-conditioned throughout and has stunning views out onto Lake Kariba. There is a pool for you to cool off in with a sun deck and shade plus tender boats for fishing and game viewing.
Karabezi is an upper market pontoon style boat which is very luxurious ensuring that your trip on Lake Kariba will be an extremely memorable one.............
Shikra is a neat pontoon houseboat that can accommodate up to 20 people. It has ten luxurious cabins; all of them are ensuite and air-conditioned. Six cabins are doubles and four cabins have twin beds that can be converted to queen size.
Peregrine is a comfortable pontoon houseboat that sleeps 16. It is a child friendly boat that has 6 spacious cheerfully adorned cabins. All cabins have overhead fans.
Mirimba is a cruiser style houseboat designed to sleep 12 passengers. It is fully air-conditioned and there are fans in the cabins as well. Her furnishings are simple but comfortable.
Power sails is a comfortable 8 passenger houseboat. It comprises 3 cabins and has room for two passengers to sleep on the top deck.
The top deck comprises a comfortable feature bar with bar stools, large chiller ideal for stocking drinks, garden type furniture to the rear of the boat and large built i...
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''...
The Caribbea Bay hotel is a Mediterranean themed Hotel which is built on the shores of Lake Kariba. It is the perfect sunny getaway for the family and proves to be refreshing and comfortable for business travellers as well...
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''...
St Elmos is a very popular restaurant ideal for the whole family and is situated at 86 East Road in Belgravia and another branch at Sam Levy's Village in Harare.............
Spring Fever is a great place to catch your breath after some shopping. It is also perfect for Sunday lunch with the entire family or just some light refreshments with fr...
Tamba Tamba is the ultimate, indoor, all weather children’s Soft Play Centre. Come rain or shine, we offer the perfect playground for the children&a...
Queen of Hearts is a great place to have coffee and croissants during the day in their beautiful garden with manicured lawns and plenty of space for the kids to run aroun...
Kingfisher Animal Farm is a beautiful situated park in the heart of Harare with stunning surroundings, serene environment, spectacular sunsets and friendly accommodating ...
The Nandos brand is well known name that is consistent with quality meals and a friendly environment to share a good meal with the family. The Pomona branch is one of our...
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''...
The most exclusive address in town, The Victoria Falls Safari Club blends African history and the enchanting power of nature with exotic modern comforts to bring an atmos...
Tucked away in Penhalonga, in the lush Imbeza Valley is the little known gem called La Rochelle. Located a mere 30 minutes out of the city of Mutare, La Rochelle is more ...
Set high atop the cliffs, looking down on the Save River in southeastern Zimbabwe is Chilo Gorge Safari Lodge. Enjoying a magnificent location overlooking Gonarezhou Nati...
Pine Tree Inn is a charming hotel, offering guests a friendly, relaxed and personal stay. The Inn has fourteen rooms all with a view over the Nyanga Mountains..........
Changa Safari Camp on the shores of of Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe provides the unique experience of combined Game and Fishing Safaris..........
The Umbozha luxury houseboat was launched in October 2013, and is the absolute ultimate in luxury and can take up to forty passengers on board..........
The Victoria Falls Hotel, the address of choice for more than a century for royal families, statesmen, celebrities and the discerning traveller, occupies a fine location ...
Deep in the south west of Hwange national park lies Jozabanini Camp. A small rustic site ideal for the adventurous safari seekers. The area is secluded and the envi...
Deep within the heart of the Zimbabwean bush at Malilangwe Private Reserve, Pamushana Lodge forms an oasis of luxury in the centre of a wild wonderland. The ultimate esca...
Beautiful lodges in the heart of nature, built in the natural granite landscape itself, Matopo Hills Lodge is a great choice for nature lovers who wish to discover the be...
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''...
Mbare is one of Harare’s oldest townships (residential area/suburbs). This location has so much historical significance as the place where many poor natives lived befor...
The Avondale Flea Market is a busy place where you can get all kinds of products. It is open 7 days a week and is easily accessible. Shoppers can expect authentic African...
Victoria Falls is generally an expensive resort town. This should not deter any visitor from looking out for souvenirs to take home. There are many small curio shops whic...
The Chapungu Sculpture Park is in Harare; It is an Artists’ hub were sculptors actually operate from. The centre was created to help budding stone artistes get exposure...
The Doon estate is a one stop shop comprising several small shops. It is advisable to visit with an open mind and preferably when you have some time to appreciate the int...
Matobo National Park is situated 40 Kilometres outside Bulawayo, the second largest town in Zimbabwe. It is located in one of the driest parts of the country and the most common types of landforms in the park are granite hills and kopjes from whence the name Matobo comes...
Wild Geese Lodge is located in the Mazowe Hills north east of Harare. Wild Geese Lodge promises a charming and romantic retreat. Lodge accommodation incorporates ten spac
Chengeta & Pamuzinda Safari Lodges offer luxurious accommodation and derive their names from the Shona "Ku Chengeta" meaning "to take care of". And Pamuzinda the "Roy
The Troutbeck resort is a stunning lakeside location which is one of Nyanga’s most prominent hotels. It derives its reputation from the untouched beauty of the scenery,
The Leopard Rock Hotel is an exclusive Eastern Highlands resort, located 30km south-east of Mutare in the Vumba. ......
Holiday Inn Bulawayo is a large metropolitan hotel which is highly rated in the ‘City of Kings’. It offers various suites and rooms for guests accommodating various t
Chengeta & Pamuzinda Safari Lodges offer luxurious accommodation and derive their names from the Shona "Ku Chengeta" meaning "to take care of". And Pamuzinda the "Roy
Jabulani is an Eco friendly Training centre located in the Midlands province. It offers training activities, other recreational activities and accommodation. Jabula
Far and Wide is one of the most sought after Outdoor Team skills training centre in Zimbabwe. Located in the Eastern Highlands region, in Nyanga it is a choice destinatio
Tree of Life Adventures is located in Ruwa, approximately 35kilometres south east of Harare. This Team Building centre lies in a beautiful unspoilt setting with boundless
The Leopard Rock Hotel is an exclusive Eastern Highlands resort, located 30km south-east of Mutare in the Vumba. ......
Pole position Karts offers a great adrenalin adventure for young and old. They are located in Eastlea just next to Chapman Golf Club; this activity is open to anyon
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...
Lake Chivero Game Park is another picturesque setting for your next team retreat. It offers Training packages for corporates only. Groups can opt for one day training, ov
Wild Geese lodge offers two venues for you to choose from to celebrate your special day, both overlooking their own private game sanctuary and the Mazowe hill you could n...
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers itself as a unique venue for weddings and honeymoons. Situated just 4 kms/2.5 miles from the mighty Victoria Falls and set amongst the ...
Antelope park sets the stage for magnificent wedding settings. Boasting of several stunning locations such as the water front; it is the perfect venue which will also giv...
Leopard Rock Golf Resort & Casino is renowned as a world class wedding and honeymoon destination. Nestled in the shadow of the majestic Chinyakwaremba ("the hill that...
Raintree is the ideal venue for your special day situated in the Unwinsidale Valley, with pine forests, landscaped gardens and sweeping lawns that roll down to meet the U...
The Boma Dinner and Drum Show is more than mere eatery, it is a Victoria Falls highlight....
Gava Restaurant is a prominent African restaurant, which serves Zimbabwean food in Harare. It is an established name that has consistently provided tasty local dishes to ...
Garwe Restaurant is located in Eastlea in the capital. Garwe has been one of the foremost places in Harare to make eating traditional food fashionable again. It is often ...
Mama Africa is another Vic Falls choice, it is a well known name in the little town and it provides a taste of various traditional dishes......
Dzimbahwe is perfect for intimate business lunches as it is far from the hustle and bustle of the city. ...
Arguably the wildest white water in the world, rafting on the Zambezi River is an adrenaline rush not to be missed. Departs daily for Full or Half Day trips. The rapids o...
When you think adventure in Africa, your itinerary is incomplete until you go for Bungee Jumping in Victoria Falls. Jumping from the Victoria Falls Bridge,a whooping ....
Navistar is a very comfortable and practical vessel and the splash pool at the rear deck becomes a walk around pool and is a feature of the vessel. The crew are extremely...
Seasoned African horse riding safari operators Janine and James Varden of Varden Horse Riding Safaris in Zimbabwe are very excited to announce the launch of the first of ...
Natureways Safaris offers canoeing and walking safaris on the Zambezi River and in Mana Pools National Park. We are an established operator with over 25 years experience....
The chalets, cabins, and camp site are set in gallery forest and named after the beautiful indigenous trees that provide a canopy of blissful shade over rolling buffalo l...
A Genuine Wildlife Sanctuary for orphaned and injured animals, including Elephant calves who require specialised care.............
You are able to take your self out of the world of materialism, cell phones, televisions and all of the 1st worlds trappings. Come into our world of a simple farmhouse lo...
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...
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 ...
The Twala Trust Animal Sanctuary, run by trustees Sarah Carter and veterinarian Dr Vinay Ramlaul, is a rescue and rehabilitation centre offering a safe haven to a wide va...
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 ...
Chengeta & Pamuzinda Safari Lodges offer luxurious accommodation and derive their names from the Shona "Ku Chengeta" meaning "to take care of". And Pamuzinda the "Roy...
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