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The Victoria Falls are known locally as Mosi-Oa-Tunya , "the Smoke that Thunders". The mighty Zambezi River takes a suicidal dive over a precipice over two kilometres wide, plunging 100m at a…
Bungee Jumping at Victoria Falls
The Victoria Falls Bridge majestically straddles the Batoka Gorge below the Falls. It is 111 metres above the water and that's how far you'll drop if you decide to take on the world's highest…
Hwange National Park is Zimbabwe's largest game reserve has the highest diversity of mammals for any national park in the world. Walking, driving and horseback safaris are a popular way to see…
You probably won't be able to stand up all the way - in fact you're not even meant to try - but body-surfing the gorge below the Victoria Falls is the coolest adventure activity on the block.
Hiking Zimbabwe's Highest Mountain
Nyanga National Park is a tranquil place of forests and rolling grasslands rising up to Mount Nyangani, Zimbabwe's highest mountain at 2592m. Popular for weekend hiking, swimming in natural…
Mana Pools National Park is on the southern bank of the Zambezi River and is one of southern Africa's top walking and canoe safari destinations, not to mention a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The ancient hills in Matopos National Park have always been a mystical place. Tribes over the centuries have taken refuge there in times of war, Stone Age hunter-gatherers have decorated caves…
The National Gallery of Zimbabwe is a testament to the Shona art movement and the natural creative potential of indigenous Zimbabwean people. The museum was home to Frank McEwen's Workshop…
Since its establishment in 1935, the National Archives of Zimbabwe (NAZ) has been the storehouse of the nation's documented history. It houses a priceless collection of diaries, notebooks and…
Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences
The Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences is the only museum in Zimbabwe with a comprehensive collection of traditional musical instruments. The rest of the collection dates back to 1903 and…
harare's African Unity Square was once a venue for popular gatherings, demonstrations and a flower market, but for political reasons these activities no longer take place here.
The National Botanic Gardens in Harare are home to 900 species of trees and shrubs. The Desert House has a collection of more than 240 plant species from the arid and semi-arid areas of…
Lake Chivero Recreational Park
Lake Chivero is a haven for watersports fanatics, bird watchers and nature lovers. The southern shore is home to zebra, giraffe and a variety of antelope. Activities available include horse…
Great Zimbabwe (also known as the Zimbabwe ruins) comprises some of Sub-Saharan Africa's oldest and largest structures. The stone ruins date back to the 11th century and are scattered over…
Chimanimani National Park is home to steep sandstone peaks and towers, yellow-wood and cedar trees, protea, ferns and orchids, as well as clear mountain pools and waterfalls, accessible only…
Doon Estate, old railway workers' houses converted into shops in Msasa's industrial area, offers a wide selection of quality crafts, jewellery, pottery and artwork.
In this small house in Arundel, each room is themed with different craft work and you can pick up quality fabric products, candles, wine glasses, hard wood games, metal bird sculptures and much more.
Feredays in Borrowdale specialises in safari clothing, camping and fishing - everything you need on a safari or adventure holiday. There's a selection of books by local authors, with great…
Slip into the well-worn hired shoes and settle down at a lane for the evening at the Lucky Strike Bowling Alley. Celebrate knocking down ten pins with a beer at the bar.
Billy Fudpuckers, in the Newlands Shopping Centre, attracts a mixed crowd of beautiful, upwardly mobile characters and stays open till late.
