The Aloe Route is found in the Odzi area and accessed from Musangano Lodge. Odzi is a moderately sized village and serves as a small trading centre for tobacco and mixed farming. The four marked trails which are the […]
Scenic appreciation is a mental meal of its own, with an ability to give a stomach-full of psychological refreshment. The atonement of mind and nature stands on a spectrum of good healthy living lifestyle that one needs to experience. […]
An extensive limestone cave system with a colourful history of Chinhoyi will delight any traveller. If you are thinking of exploring some caves and then diving into the pool, then Chinhoyi Caves and Mutorashanga are just what you need. […]
The City of Progress as it is affectionately known, anchoring Zimbabwe right in the middle of the country. With temperatures that resemble a European moderate winter, this City is a definite must-see when travelling to Zimbabwe. The city was […]
The name Zimbabwe came from the heritage of Great Zimbabwe. This historical site was built in the 11th century and has the largest collection of stone ruins in Southern Africa. Part of the monument is situated on a rocky […]
Bulawayo, also known as the City of Kings, is one of the oldest and historically most important towns in Zimbabwe and the country’s cultural hub. You can never say you have enjoyed the full range of Zimbabwe’s diversity if […]
Come in harmony with nature by exploring Hwange National Park. The park is named after a local Nhanzwa chief, and accounts for an area of 14,651 km² making it Zimbabwe’s largest National Park. Through various safari tours you get […]
Lake Kariba is a place of incredible beauty that is a nature lover’s dream. Houseboats are a great way to experience the lake, as you get to wake up at new places every day enjoying the wildlife and the […]
This UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site is one of Zimbabwe’s most famous parks. ‘Mana’ means four in the local Zimbabwean language Shona, and this applies to the four large pools inland from the Zambezi River. The vegetation of Faidherbia […]
Declared a National Monument by the Zimbabwe Government because of its historical and cultural importance, Mavuradonha is a wilderness area whose name when loosely translated means ‘land of falling water’. Other people, however, suggest that the name refers more […]
