Zimbabwe things to do
Safari Tours
No trip to Zimbabwe is complete without a safari tour. Explore the wilderness on foot, by 4x4 or by canoe. Follow experienced guides as they show you the sights and help you track and spot the colour-rich birds and animals. With lots of different species to spot, you'll want to keep your camera at the ready.
Victoria Falls
There is so much to do around Victoria Falls. Gazing across the enormous waterfall is an experience in itself, but you could add a twist to the adventure and try bungee jumping off Victoria Falls Bridge. Indulge your inner daredevil with a spot of whitewater rafting, or take a helicopter tour to see the waterfall from above.
Fishing
You've scanned the plains of Africa in search of wild game, traced colourful birds into the skies and gazed the stars at night. Now it's time to see below the African waters. Enjoy a spot of fishing and try your luck catching tigerfish, bream and lungfish and attempt to catch the biggest prize.
Great Zimbabwe
The medieval city of Great Zimbabwe was once the capital of the kingdom. The city's Great Zimbabwe National Monument is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest ancient stone constructions in Africa. Wander narrow cobbled paths between steep stone walls and discover open vistas with views of Zimbabwe.
Chinhoyi Caves
Stroll around this lavish network of caves centred around an underground, open-air pool known as the Sleeping Pool. The pool is over 80 metres deep, with the shallower areas forming crystal-clear waters. Chinhoyi Caves is also a scuba diving site on par with some of the world's best diving locations.
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