After decades of unrest and persecution, Zimbabwe is now open for tourism in a big way, with sensational safari, spectacular natural landscapes and some of the friendliest people you could hope to meet.
Choose Zimbabwe for your next safari and, as well as having an incredible experience visiting the likes of Mana Pools, Hwange National Park and Victoria Falls, you'll be directly impacting the communities here in a meaningful way. Most of the lodges that we work with are privately-run, ensuring employment of local individuals and their families, and therefore supporting local communities. The safari industry here takes community development very seriously, with many businesses building and supporting local schools and championing scholarships for children; sponsoring medical aid; and aiding the accessibility of fresh water. Our consultants can recommend the sustainable tourism standard bearers in each location.
Where to Go
Victoria Falls
The name alone conjures up visions of exploration and adventure. David Livingstone "discovered" the Falls in 1855 and named them after Queen Victoria
Mana Pools
Mana Pools National Park, in the north of Zimbabwe, stretches from Lake Kariba to the border of Mozambique in the east, in the heart of the Zambezi...
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