Best places: Things to dos in Zimbabwe

Sprawling park offering a huge, 5,604-ft. waterfall & a rainforest with rhinos & other creatures.

👍👍 A truly awe inspiring sight. Will live long in the memory.

👍👍 Great place to visit!! Especially if you are a nature lover. I had the chance to visit Wild Is Life and it was a beautiful experience. I fed the giraffes, I have seen a pangolin for the first time and many other wild animals. So if you ever have the opportunity, please visit it! You won't regret it...

👍👍 This is a wonderful store! Silver pangolins, partridges, chameleons look at you from the windows, as if they were alive! Lots of unique jewelry: necklaces, earrings, rings, bracelets. Silver cocktail spoons with African animals will not leave anyone indifferent! This shop is worth visiting even...

Over 223 km long & 40 km wide, this is the largest human-made lake in the world, with many islands.

Vast national park offering views of lions, elephants, leopards & other animals & birds in the wild.

Observation deck with views across the plains, plus a gallery displaying paintings of local flowers.

👍👍 Beautiful cruise, great food, open bar, lovely atmosphere, good service. All in all a great experience. The sunset is amazing.

👍👍 The history of Great Zimbabwe, the largest archaeological site in sub-Saharan Africa, is shrouded in colonialist lucubrations, legends and miseries. Great Zimbabwe is a city of mystery. It is known to have endured European sieges, but that is not enough to know why they disappeared. There are no clu...

👍👍 Oh wow this was the best part of our trip to Victoria Falls and the experience was awesome and really worth it. A cruise up the Mighty Zambezi is an absolute must if going to the Falls and so beautiful to boot. We were privileged to also do the dinner cruise which was delicious 😋. We saw hippo and...

😠 The activities are an absolute ripoff. It doesn't make sense how expensive things are when people are begging on the streets for coins or selling souvenirs for a dollar. It's disgusting.

Hilltop archaeological ruins of historic Bantu city dating from between the 11th and 14th centuries.

The small seasonal lakes on this sprawling preserve make it a popular locale for wildlife viewing.

Park with giraffes, big cats, rhinos, plus striking rock formations & paintings, lodges & campsites.

👍 The road to the falls is rough, you can still reach the place with small car but you have to be very careful.The falls are so refreshing. The place is steep so remember to wear shoes with grip.

Spanning the width of Mtarazi Falls, these soaring, narrow suspension bridges offer panoramic views.

👍👍 Thanks to your staff for making it such a comfortable stay at your hotel.I was attended with utmost warmth. Every need was catered with utmost perfection making us feel so important.The hotel team has always been friendly, patient and helpful. That impressed me the most. Lunch was excellent and incr...

The building of this huge, arched dam in 1959 forced massive resettlement of the Tonga people.

Picturesque hilltop destination featuring rolling hills, waterfalls, rivers & panoramic views.

👍👍 Not to be missed! Start from 1-16 to all the view points (statue to bridge). Depending on what time of day you visit, mist can overwhelm the view and also cause the paths to be slippery. The Falls is spectacular and roar with power. The path can be very slippery in some spots. Avoid flip flops and w...