In the remote southeast, Gonarezhou National Park rewards the intrepid with dramatic landscapes, few visitors, and an authentic, off-the-grid luxury safari experience.
What truly sets Zimbabwe apart is its people. The country’s safari guides are among the most respected in Africa, highly trained, passionate, and deeply connected to the land. Many camps and lodges work closely with local communities, offering guests meaningful cultural exchanges while supporting conservation and livelihoods.
Despite past political and economic challenges, Zimbabwe remains a vital safari destination. Travelling here directly supports conservation efforts, protects wildlife, and sustains local communities.
The best time to visit Zimbabwe for a safari is during the dry season (April to October), when wildlife congregates at waterholes and vegetation is sparse for easier game viewing. From November to March, the green season brings migratory birds, lush landscapes, afternoon storms, and some of the most dramatic sunsets in Africa.
A flagship safari destination known for abundant elephants, predator sightings, and expertly guided game drives.
A remote, riverside wilderness perfect for walking and canoe safaris with incredible views of wildlife in action.
One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, best viewed from Zimbabwe’s side, and a base for scenic flights, sunset cruises, and high-adrenaline activities.
Wild, beautiful, and blissfully uncrowded, this southeast park offers a more exclusive Zimbabwe safari experience.
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