Though politically/economically still a mess, these days Zim's calm and holding its own touristically, with soft adventure, a wealth of wildlife, and impressive sites like the Great Zimbabwe ruins and Victoria Falls. Certainly fine for group travel and also quite doable on an independent basis.
Cover photo: Bernard Gagnon
Falcon Safaris The raw, untamed wilderness of Zimbabwe beckons adventurous travelers seeking thrilling safari experiences. From steamy jungles to sweeping savannas, this southeast African country´s diverse landscapes provide habitats for an astounding array of wildlife, so get ready to come practically face to face with the “Big Five” - lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, and buffaloes - as well as getting have your breath taken away by sights such as thundering Victoria Falls. As one of…
Read more…I remember being mightily impressed in visiting these stone ruins near Masvingo a few years ago, remnant of the 11th century kingdom of the same name and protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Have a look, and you will be, too!
Read more…Now rebuilding after ousting the régime of longtime strongman Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe remains a stunning African country, with lush national parks, stunning rivers and waterfalls, diverse wildlife and so much more. There are a million things you can do in Zimbabwe, but we’re going to take a look at just five of the best. If you’re planning a trip to this southern African country and you don’t know where to start, here are BookAllSafaris.com’s recommendations...read post
Read more…There are plenty of travel lists out there with insight on where to go in 2018, but if you’re planning to come to Africa, Acacia Africa’s top 10 is one you won’t want to miss. The tour operator compiled predictions from over 20 expert sources, including bloggers, travel publications and online media, to discover the best destinations to visit in southern and east Africa, and asked Instagram to give the final word. read post
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