Safari Destination
Zimbabwe Safari
Victoria Falls, Hwange & Africa's Walking Safari Birthplace
Avg. daily cost
$300 – $1,400
Best months
July – October (dry season)
Main gateway
(HRE)
Parks & reserves
4+ top parks
About Zimbabwe Safari
Zimbabwe is quietly staging one of Africa's greatest safari comebacks. Victoria Falls — one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World — is the continent's adventure capital. Hwange National Park holds the largest elephant population in Africa (40,000+). Mana Pools is the birthplace of the walking safari and among the world's most exclusive wilderness areas. Zimbabwe's exceptional guides, uncrowded parks, and world-class camps at competitive prices make it exceptional value.
Wildlife in Zimbabwe
ElephantLionLeopardWild DogCheetahWhite RhinoBuffaloSable Antelope
Top Parks & Reserves in Zimbabwe
Hwange National Park
Africa's largest elephant population — 40,000+ elephants and exceptional predator activity.
Mana Pools NP
UNESCO World Heritage — wild walking safaris, canoeing, and remote fly camps.
Matobo Hills NP
Ancient rock art, white rhino tracking on foot, and the world's highest density of black eagles.
Victoria Falls
The Smoke That Thunders — world's largest waterfall and Africa's adventure capital.
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Best Time to Visit
July – October (dry season), April–May (green season, high Vic Falls).
Average Daily Cost
$300 – $1,400 per person
Main Entry Airport
Victoria Falls International (VFA) / Robert Gabriel Mugabe Harare (HRE)
Frequently Asked Questions — Zimbabwe Safari
Is Zimbabwe safe for safari tourists?
Zimbabwe's national parks and main tourist areas are safe for visitors. Victoria Falls, Hwange, and Mana Pools all have well-established tourism infrastructure. Zimbabwe's guides are considered some of the best in Africa — many hold the prestigious FGASA Professional Field Guide qualification.
What makes Mana Pools special?
Mana Pools is one of the few parks in Africa where you can walk freely without a guide — an extraordinary privilege. It's famous for wild dogs, lions hunting in the Zambezi floodplain, and the rare spectacle of elephants standing on their hind legs to reach acacia pods. One of Africa's most exclusive experiences.
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