Zimbabwe: Victoria Falls, Safari & Ancient Ruins

Join a thrilling game drive that takes you through the beautiful landscapes surrounding Victoria Falls. Over three hours, spot wildlife like elephants, lions, and buffalo in their natural habitat. The tour includes expert guides who share insights about the local ecosystem, making it a perfect addition to your Zimbabwe itinerary. Don't miss the chance to combine wildlife viewing with the awe of one of the world's natural wonders.

Enjoy a thrilling day trip that combines the wonders of Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park. Spend the morning marveling at the majestic falls before heading to Chobe, where you'll spot elephants and other wildlife on a river cruise. Savor a delicious lunch along the way, making this 12-hour adventure a perfect blend of nature and culture in one of Africa's most iconic regions.

This 2-day overnight camping safari is perfect for those visiting Victoria Falls on a short visit and wish to experience the African Bush. Stay overnight in the Chobe National Park with your guide and his crew. Enjoy an animal packed viewing adventure without ringing phones, internet access or cable TV. Simply enjoy the night sounds, open fire cooked meals, served under the stars in a private bush campsite.

Waiting for other travelers at the airport can be time-consuming and frustrating, more so if you are waiting for strangers whom you may not know when they are likely to come out of the immigration hall. Let us take the hassles and frustrations out of your holiday by offering this personalized and private Airport Transfers Service in a small group of max 4 people.. Your Driver/guide will meet you on arrival holding a name board with your name on it - just as you provided - and transfer you to your preferred Hotel in Victoria Falls. We use comfortable and air-conditioned vans and all our Transfers are in a small group only. Your experienced Drivers/Guides will give you brief and relevant information about Zimbabwe, its people, culture, and lots more as you drive to your hotel. The drive will take approximately 30 minutes as it is only 12 miles

Join a thrilling safari in Zambezi National Park, just a stone's throw from the iconic Victoria Falls. Over four hours, spot elephants, lions, and a variety of wildlife in their natural habitat. Wind down with a scenic boat ride on the Zambezi River, perfect for catching glimpses of hippos and crocodiles. This tour combines wildlife viewing with the impressive backdrop of one of Africa’s most famous waterfalls.

This Combo stands out because it perfectly balances adventure, natural beauty, and relaxation—all in one day. A 2 to 2.5-hour guided tour of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, led by an expert sharing fascinating insights into its history, geology, and legends. Enjoy unparalleled viewpoints, from misty rainbows to thundering cascades. An optional lunch at the Rainforest Restaurant follows the tour. A relaxing 2-hour cruise on the mighty Zambezi River provides a peaceful contrast to the falls. Sip on complimentary drinks & light snacks while spotting hippos, crocodiles, and birdlife as the sun sets. Unlike tours that focus on just one aspect of Victoria Falls, this seamless itinerary lets you experience it on foot & from the river. The perfect mix of thrills & tranquillity for travellers who want to take it all in—without feeling rushed.

Zimbabwe's urban centers, Harare and Bulawayo, offer distinct experiences for travelers. Harare, with a population of 2.5 million, sits at 1,483 meters and enjoys a mild climate, while Bulawayo, known for its colonial architecture, is 440 kilometers away. Accommodation costs range from $50 to $150 per night, depending on location and amenities.

Zimbabwe's cultural landscape is shaped by its two major ethnic groups: the Shona, making up roughly 80% of the population, and the Ndebele, about 15%. A typical meal featuring sadza costs around $3 to $5, with average temperatures in Harare ranging from 60°F in June to 90°F in January.

Hwange National Park, 100 km west of Harare, covers 14,651 sq km and charges ZWL 20 per entry. The Great Zimbabwe Ruins, dating back to the 11th century, lie 300 km southeast and have an entrance fee of ZWL 75, showcasing the country’s rich outdoor heritage.

Harare's National Gallery, established in 1957, showcases Zimbabwean art and charges an entry fee of ZWL 500. The city experiences temperatures ranging from 10°C to 28°C during the dry season (May to October). First-time visitors should also consider visiting the Harare Botanical Gardens, located just 5 km from the city center.

Victoria Falls, dropping 108 meters into the Batoka Gorge, showcases 500 million liters of water per minute during peak flow from February to May. The falls span 1,708 meters, with 75% visible from Zimbabwe's pathways. Temperatures range from 20°C to 30°C, making it an ideal time for visitors seeking the full force of nature.

In Harare, accommodation options range from budget hotels like the Holiday Inn, starting at approximately ZWL$12,000 per night, to luxury stays at The Meikles Hotel, with rates around ZWL$50,000. The city experiences average temperatures of 20°C to 25°C from May to August, making it a favorable time for visits.