Floodplain and mountains of Mana Pools at dusk

Zimbabwe safari activities

Things to Do on a Zimbabwe Safari

Walk with a professionally licensed guide, paddle the Zambezi through Mana Pools, fly over Victoria Falls and explore the stone enclosures of Great Zimbabwe.

In the air

Aerial view of Victoria Falls plunging into the gorge

In the air

Victoria Falls Helicopter Flight

See the whole curtain, the zig-zag gorges and the spray plume from above on a short flight from the Zimbabwe side.

On foot

Elephant with white egrets standing front-on in open grassland under a wide sky

On foot

Walking Safaris in Zimbabwe

Walk the bush with some of Africa’s most rigorously trained guides, from Mana Pools’ floodplain to the rhino country of Matobo.

On the water

A guest in a canoe watches Cape buffalo among tall riverside reeds, with an escarpment beyond

On the water

Mana Pools Canoe Safari

Paddle about 50 km of the Zambezi over three nights, walking ashore by day and sleeping in simple fly-camps beside the river.

Culture

Culture

Great Zimbabwe

Walk through the stone city that gave Zimbabwe its name, built by Shona ancestors between the 11th and 15th centuries.

Floodplain and mountains of Mana Pools at dusk

Start With Your Dates

Tell us when you can travel, who is coming and whether you picture the falls, a canoe on the Zambezi or rhino tracks in the Matobo Hills. We’ll design a private Zimbabwe journey around it, and nothing is booked until you approve it.

Plan My Zimbabwe Safari