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From the thundering power of Victoria Falls to Hwange’s elephants and Mana Pools’ wilderness.
Zimbabwe offers a stunning safari experience shaped by its landscapes and rich history. Hwange National Park is the country’s flagship wildlife area, a mosaic of open grassland, teak forest, and waterholes that sustain huge elephant populations, buffalo herds with an excellent diversity of predators and plains animals. To the north-east, Mana Pools on the Zambezi River mixes vehicle safaris with canoeing, on-foot tracking, and close encounters with hippos, wild dogs, and even a world-famous elephant that stands on his hind legs to browse. In the southeast, the lowveld, including Malilangwe Private Game Reserve and Gonarezhou National Park, is completely remote, with sandstone cliffs, baobabs, an expanding conservation presence and some of the most beautiful lodges in Africa.
Away from the savannas, the Eastern Highlands offer a surprising change of pace: cool, misty mountains with excellent birding for sought-after specials like Swynnerton’s robin and blue swallow, as well as hiking and historical trails through old tea estates and colonial outposts.
No visit to Zimbabwe would be complete without being showered in Victoria Falls mist. The falls are one of the world’s great natural spectacles, try whitewater rafting, helicopter flips, or crossing to Livingstone Island for an entirely different perspective.
Whether tracking lions on foot, sipping tea in mountain lodges, or drifting along the Zambezi at sunset, Zimbabwe blends huge wilderness with cultural depth and friendly locals, rewarding travellers willing to look beyond the obvious.
Why Choose Zimbabwe:
Iconic Landscapes
From the savannahs of Hwange to the floodplains of Mana Pools and the rugged Lowveld.
Close Encounters
Renowned for some of Africa’s best guiding, bringing you eye-level with elephants, wild dogs, and big cats.
Victoria Falls
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, spectacular year-round with changing moods across the seasons.
Adventure Activities
Canoeing the Zambezi, catch-and-release tiger fishing, and scenic flights over the Falls.
Rich Birdlife
Especially rewarding in summer months, with migratory species filling forests and wetlands.
Your Next Zimbabwe Safari
These Zimbabwe safaris offer a glimpse of what is possible. When you're ready, we’ll help you design your own.
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Safari, Wines, and Waterfalls
A Romantic Honeymoon in Wild Zimbabwe
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Explore the Best of What Zimbabwe Has to Offer
Zimbabwe Safari Destinations
Explore the Best of What Zimbabwe Has to Offer
Victoria Falls
A legendary curtain of thunder and spray that has shaken souls for centuries.
Malilangwe
Timeless terrain where the echoes of the past walk alongside today’s wildlife.
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When to Visit Zimbabwe
May to October
Cool, dry conditions create outstanding wildlife viewing in Hwange, Mana Pools, and the Lowveld. Victoria Falls flows powerfully during this season, yet without the heaviest spray, offering superb visibility.
November to April
The rains return, cloaking the country in lush greenery. Birding is excellent in the Eastern Highlands, though access to some remote safari regions can be more limited.
Luxury Zimbabwe Lodges
A family-focused safari haven in Hwange, offering close elephant encounters, tailored children’s activities, and warm hospitality under canvas.
Set on the banks of the Zambezi in Mana Pools, known for spectacular sunsets, elephant herds, and riverside safari adventures.
Perched above Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve, this lodge combines bold design with exceptional guiding and access to ancient San rock art.
Overlooking Lake Kariba, where infinity views, wellness offerings, and water-based safaris meet classic land adventures.
Why Travel With WildEarth
Travel with Impact
A portion of your safari investment goes to the WildEarth Impact Foundation, ensuring Africa’s wildlife and wild places are not only seen but safeguarded through powerful storytelling, conservation awareness, and direct support for environmental needs.
Guided by Trusted Experts
Our guides are more than guides, they’re storytellers, educators, and conservationists who have spent years in Africa’s wild spaces.
Small Groups
With no more than six guests, every safari remains personal, unhurried, and tailored for allowing for deeper engagement and personal experiences.
Exceptional Experiences
Journeys designed to include unique opportunities – from rhino conservation activities and cheetah tracking to scenic hot air balloon safaris.
Every Detail Considered
Your journey begins with a personal bon voyage call, an opportunity to answer questions, offer guidance, and ensure you’re fully prepared. From that moment, every detail is managed with care, from tailored logistics to special touches along the way. While you’re travelling, our team is available 24 hours a day for support, wherever you are in Africa.
Meet Our Expert Private Guides
Our guides aren’t just familiar WildEarth faces. They're highly skilled guides, with years of experience tracking, interpreting, and sharing the wonders of the wild.
Meet Our Expert Private Guides
Our guides aren’t just familiar WildEarth faces. They're highly skilled guides, with years of experience tracking, interpreting, and sharing the wonders of the wild.
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