5 Best Places to Visit in Zimbabwe
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- 01 Aug 2022
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From UNESCO World Heritage sites to breathtaking wildlife havens, Zimbabwe offers its visitors the opportunity to embrace the raw beauty of a country that demonstrates the wonders of the wilderness and the intricate details that create the famous luxuries of a safari excursion. From sunrise to sunset, the wonders of Zimbabwe will inspire you.
Consider some of the following must-see destinations when planning your trip to Southern Africa and delight in the many facets and features that make Zimbabwe such an incredible experience.
1. Victoria Falls
Musi-o-Tunya, or the “smoke that thunders”, is the name given to the magnificent Victoria Falls, which lies in the town of the same name and is an absolute must-see for any visitor to the destination. Misty skies rise above the Victoria Falls Bridge and mighty Zambezi River, while the sound of the crashing water echoes through the town.
Markets and captivating curio stores are popular with visitors from around the world and cultural themes run throughout hotels and restaurants. Walking the trails along the falls offers visitors a variety of viewpoints leading to adrenaline-fueled adventures and relaxed sunset cruises.
Highlights: Walking Tours of the Victoria Falls | Bungee Jumping | Microlight and Helicopter Flights | White Water Rafting | Sunset Cruises
2. Lake Kariba
Lake Kariba is a man-made lake that invites visitors to laze a while as they take in the beauty of the glistening body and capture intimate moments with the wildlife and birdlife that abound along the water’s edges. Watch hippos and crocs at play, taking a moment to look around you at the glorious Matusadona Mountains.
Popular with fishermen, the lake is teeming with numerous species of fish, including the popular tiger fish that will put up quite a fight. Embrace the life of luxury with a houseboat experience to enjoy incredible days and evenings framed by breathtaking sunsets.
Highlights: Game Viewing around Kariba and in Matusadona National Park | Fishing | Birdwatching | Dam Wall Visit | Cultural Visits | Canoeing designated area
