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 […]
Most areas, like most things, hold different significance and symbolic value to different people. The village of Domboshava, which is located just 30+ kilometres from Harare, capital city of Zimbabwe is one such area. Even the meaning of the […]
Mberengwa – hidden in the Midlands Province of Zimbabwe, southeast of the city of Gweru on the Runde River with its well-kept secrets: the Lemba tribe, Buchwa & Mberengwa mountains and an abundance of mineral wealth. The district is […]
When you experience the energy and power of the water crashing into the gorge below, you will not doubt why the Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. […]
A five to seven (5-7) day journey through valleys, mountains, wilderness, rivers, gorges, waterfalls – totalling a distance of 62 kilometres, and 985 metres in altitudinal change. It is no wonder this iconic trail is the best there is […]
Chimanimani is derived from the Manyika name meaning squeezed together and it describes the narrow pass in the mountain range where the Musapa River flows. The name Chimanimani brings to mind towering peaks of mountains, sparkling waterfalls and untouched […]
