Zimbabwe’s tourism industry is one of the country’s most vital sectors, known for:

• Exceptional wildlife experiences

• World Heritage Sites

• Adventure tourism

• Cultural and historical depth

With government support and private investment, the industry continues to grow steadily, supported by the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority (ZTA) under the banner: “A World of Wonders.”

🌟 Major Attractions

1. Victoria Falls (Mosi-oa-Tunya)

• One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

• Locally known as “The Smoke That Thunders,” this majestic waterfall on the Zambezi River is a must-see.

• Activities include helicopter rides, bungee jumping, white-water rafting, and sunset cruises.

2. Hwange National Park

• Zimbabwe’s largest national park and a sanctuary for over 100 mammal species, including large elephant herds, lions, leopards, and African wild dogs.

• Offers game drives, walking safaris, and luxury bush camps.

3. Great Zimbabwe Ruins

• A symbol of ancient African civilisation, this archaeological site showcases the legacy of a powerful kingdom that thrived between the 11th and 15th centuries.

• Explore stone towers, enclosures, and learn about early African trade and culture.

4. Matobo Hills

• Another UNESCO site, famous for its balancing granite rocks, ancient San rock art, and as the burial place of Cecil Rhodes.

• A spiritual and scenic destination rich in history and biodiversity.

5. Mana Pools National Park

• A wild and remote park along the Zambezi River, known for walking safaris, canoeing, and close encounters with wildlife.

• A UNESCO World Heritage Site and a paradise for photographers and nature lovers.

6. Lake Kariba

• One of the world’s largest man-made lakes, perfect for fishing, houseboat cruises, birdwatching, and sunset relaxation.

• A tranquil escape with scenic beauty and wildlife along the shoreline.

🏛️ Culture & People

Zimbabweans are known for their warmth, music, art, and storytelling. The country is home to diverse ethnic groups, including:

• The Shona, known for their intricate stone sculptures and vibrant traditions.

• The Ndebele, celebrated for their colourful art, beadwork, and geometric mural painting.

Visitors can enjoy traditional dances, community visits, and local markets to experience Zimbabwe’s rich cultural heritage.

✈️ Accessibility & Travel Info

• Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport (Harare) and Victoria Falls International Airport are the main entry points.

• English is the official language, with Shona and Ndebele widely spoken.

• Zimbabwe has a growing network of domestic flights and safari transfers.

🛡️ Safety & Travel Experience

Despite its past political and economic challenges, Zimbabwe is safe and welcoming for tourists, especially in major travel areas.

With Explore Africa Tours and Travel, you’re guaranteed:

• Reliable guides

• Comfortable accommodation

• Safe transport and 24/7 assistance

The hospitality sector is rebuilding with enthusiasm, ensuring authentic, memorable, and secure travel experiences.

🌱 Conservation & Sustainability

Zimbabwe is committed to wildlife conservation, with:

• Community-led conservation areas

• Anti-poaching efforts

• Eco-tourism partnerships that protect habitats and benefit local people

Travellers are encouraged to support sustainable lodges and responsible tourism initiatives.

🧳 Why Visit Zimbabwe?

If you’re looking for a blend of awe-inspiring nature, rich culture, world-class safaris, and deep history, Zimbabwe offers it all. This is a destination that moves you—with its beauty, its people, and its spirit of resilience.

Zimbabwe – A World of Wonders.
Come explore. Come feel alive.