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Why Wayfairer
Will it suit how we like to travel?
Yes, your destination specialist will design your trip around your specific interests and preferred pace of travel.
Who shapes our experience?
Experts who listen first, then connect the days, places, and people into a journey that feels seamless and personal.
Who helps if our plans change?
Your 24/7 Concierge takes care of the details before your trip and steps in if things do not go as planned, so you can simply enjoy the journey.
When to go to Zimbabwe
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Ettienne Froneman
Colin Walsh
Danielle Wilson Naqvi
Juliana Valderrama
Catherine Thiongo
Where to go in Zimbabwe
At Victoria Falls, feel the mist and follow rainforest paths. In Matobo National Park, explore granite domes, rock art, and rhino tracking. On Lake Kariba, watch sunsets and shoreline wildlife. In Matusadona National Park, combine boat, drive, and walking safaris along riverine habitats. Each area adds a calm, confident rhythm to your safari.
Matobo National Park
The sacred land to the Ndebele people, and rightly so, the Matobo Hills have a transcendental quality to them. The serene silence that surrounds the precariously balanced boulders is enough to satisfy any spiritual craving.
Defined by a landscape of gravity-defying granite kopjes and ancient spirituality, Matobo National Park offers a safari experience of profound depth. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a sanctuary for both white and black rhinos, offering the rare and exhilarating opportunity to track these prehistoric giants on foot with expert guides.
Beyond the wildlife, the hills serve as an open-air gallery boasting one of the highest concentrations of San rock art in Southern Africa. Guests can hike to the ethereal 'World’s View' for panoramic sunsets or relax in boutique lodges nestled seamlessly among the boulders, ensuring a magical immersion into Zimbabwe’s heritage.
Matusadona National Park & Lake Kariba
A fertile land inundated by water and wildlife, sunsets and wallowing elephants between the drowned trees of Lake Kariba.
Where the rugged Matusadona mountains plunge into the vast expanse of Lake Kariba, a distinct safari landscape awaits. This inland sea is defined by its iconic drowned forests, where skeletal trees rise from the water to serve as perches for African fish eagles.
The shoreline offers a spectacular stage for wildlife viewing, allowing guests to drift silently past bathing elephants and drinking lions. Renowned for thrilling tiger fishing and breathtaking sunsets, the region combines the excitement of a water-based safari with the intimacy of walking in the bush. Whether staying in a luxury lodge or aboard an exclusive private houseboat, this remote sanctuary invites deep relaxation and immersion in a conservation success story.
Victoria Falls
Between Zimbabwe and Zambia, a spectacle takes place. Unprompted, solid earth gives way to a plummeting chasm. The Zambezi river follows in obedience.
Known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, or 'The Smoke that Thunders,' Victoria Falls creates a sensory spectacle where the mighty Zambezi River plunges into a sheer basalt gorge. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is defined by its deafening roar and the perpetual rainforest nurtured by its mist.
For a truly elevated perspective, guests can embark on the legendary 'Flight of Angels' helicopter tour to witness the water’s magnitude from above. On the river, private sunset cruises offer a relaxed vantage point to spot hippos and elephants along the banks. Home to grand historic hotels and secluded river lodges, Victoria Falls delivers high-octane natural wonder alongside timeless elegance.
Customizable Luxury Tours
Botswana, Namibia, Zimbabwe
12 days
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