Zimbabwe Accommodation
While Zimbabwe is famous for the Victoria Falls, there’s more than that to experience in this beautiful country. Enjoy canoe and walking safaris in Mana Pools National Park or go rambling through the forests and boulder-strewn moonscapes of the Eastern Highlands. There’s also spectacular birdlife along the Zambezi and in the Chirinda Forest.
Zimbabwe’s accommodation will leave you spoilt for choice with its excellent Zimbabwe safari lodges, game lodges, tented camps, and Zimbabwe hotels.
Zimbabwe’s flagship safari attraction is the immense Hwange National Park, which is renowned for its large herds of elephants (especially in the dry season) and plentiful big cats and other wildlife.
Safari Lodges, Game Lodges, Tented Camps & Hotels in Zimbabwe
During the dry season between June and October, elephants converge on Hwange’s pumped waterholes from far and...
Zimbabwe Accommodation
While Zimbabwe is famous for the Victoria Falls, there’s more than that to experience in this beautiful country. Enjoy canoe and walking safaris in Mana Pools National Park or go rambling through the forests and boulder-strewn moonscapes of the Eastern Highlands. There’s also spectacular birdlife along the Zambezi and in the Chirinda Forest.
Zimbabwe’s accommodation will leave you spoilt for choice with its excellent Zimbabwe safari lodges, game lodges, tented camps, and Zimbabwe hotels.
Zimbabwe’s flagship safari attraction is the immense Hwange National Park, which is renowned for its large herds of elephants (especially in the dry season) and plentiful big cats and other wildlife.
Safari Lodges, Game Lodges, Tented Camps & Hotels in Zimbabwe
During the dry season between June and October, elephants converge on Hwange’s pumped waterholes from far and wide, some coming from as great a distance as Chobe in neighbouring Botswana. The result is an impressive wildlife spectacle. Zimbabwe safari lodges, game lodges, and tented camps offer great accommodation choices that keep you close to the brilliant game viewing.
Lake Kariba is landlocked Zimbabwe’s answer to the seaside: a massive man-made lake that provides a magical combination of water and wildlife. Situated in the north of the country and sharing a border with Zambia, Lake Kariba is best explored by a slow cruise on a houseboat over a few days. This idyllic Zimbabwe accommodation is an excellent choice for those looking to unwind and relax.
Mana Pools National Park boasts a wide range of professionally guided and fully catered canoe safari options. Whether you’d prefer a day trip on the river with a picnic lunch or an epic ten-day expedition through the wild Mapata Gorge from Kariba to Kanyemba, the Zambezi canoe safari is one of the great African safari experiences.
The town of Victoria Falls is a great place to start a Zimbabwe holiday, as not only can you see the famous waterfalls, but there are also loads of exciting adventures on offer in the town and its surrounding area – everything from horseback safaris in the nearby Zambezi National Park to thrilling white-water rafting in the Zambezi River. Zimbabwe hotels in the Victoria Falls town have excellent choices to stay in between adventures.
Running alongside the Mozambican border for some 300 kilometres, the Eastern Highlands is a mountainous area of spectacular natural beauty: rolling hills, green forests, rugged peaks, misty valleys, deep gorges, cascading waterfalls, and sparkling rivers and lakes. This is a totally different side of Zimbabwe than most visitors know.
Wherever you choose to go, Zimbabwe’s tented camps, safari lodges, game lodges, and Zimbabwe hotels are all excellent places to stay while exploring this beautiful country.
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