Experience Zimbabwe- A World of Wonders
Zimbabwe was named the world’s best country to visit by Forbes International in 2025!!!
Visit Zimbabwe and experience its warm and welcoming people, dramatic landscapes, pristine wildlife and divine climate. You will leave asking yourself why you did not come sooner.
Here is a synopsis of Zimbabwe´s top destinations
Legendary Victoria Falls Known as “The Smoke That Thunders” (Mosi-oa-Tunya),
Imagine standing before a curtain of falling water nearly two kilometres wide, its thunder audibles ten kilometres away and its spray visible from space. This is Mosi-oa-Tunya — “The Smoke That Thunders” — Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and the crown jewel of Zimbabwe. While in Victoria Falls enjoy scenic flights, bungee jumping, white-water rafting, game viewing and Zambezi River cruises, plus access to places of interest such as local markets and traditional villages.
Great Zimbabwe National Monument: Zimbabwe derives its name from this ancient, sprawling city of stone ruins that served as the capital of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe in the late Iron Age. It is the largest ancient stone structure south of the SaharaWildlife-rich Hwange National Park
Zimbabwe’s largest game reserve. It is world-renowned for its massive elephant populations and excellent sightings of the “Big Five” (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo). Hwange National Park is a rare combination: world-class wilderness without the crowds sheltering one of Africa’s largest elephant populations.
The Eastern Highlands: A picturesque and serene, mountainous region offering crisp air, sweeping valleys, and activities like hiking Mt. Nyangani the Eastern Highlands provide misty mountains, trout streams and coffee estates
Mana Pools National Park: Mana Pools, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Zambezi, offers Africa’s finest walking and canoe safaris along the majestic lower Zambezi River. Guests drift past hippos and elephants at eye level. Its rivers are filled with hippo and crocodile, tigerfish and bream. Mana Pools is a genuine wilderness area that delivers an exciting, off-the-beaten-track safari experience
.Matobo National Park: A World Heritage Site that combines balancing granite kopjes, ancient San rock art and tracking rhino endangered black and white rhinos on foot.
Lake Kariba: One of the largest man-made lakes in the world, renowned for its spectacular sunsets, exceptional fishing, and unique houseboat holidays. Kariba’s magical setting and tranquil atmosphere are as famous as its wildlife. Flanked by conservation areas, the lake attracts animals both big and small: hippos splash about in the shallows, elephant and antelope graze at the water’s edge, and African fish eagles perch on dead tree branches. Adjoining Matusadona National Park offers game drives, guided walks and boat safaris as well as tiger fishing and the best Kariba sunsets.
Zimbabwe is a beautiful country in Southern Africa that is known for its dramatic landscapes, its diverse wildlife and its hardworking people. Home to the Great Zimbabwe Monument, the mighty Victoria Falls and the majestic Eastern Highlands, the country also boasts of world class national parks in which a variety of animals, including the Big Five, can be found. The largest of these are Hwange National Park in the west, and the Gonarezhou Transfrontier Park in the South. Zimbabwe has a total land area of 390 000 square kilometres and a well educated population of around 14 million people.
Zimbabwe is OPEN FOR BUSINESS is a call by the President to investors and traders or business entities, both local and international, to take up abundant opportunities in the country. It is a call to re-engage and mobilise which seeks to establish and mend relationships, to pursue a reform agenda that energizes our people and restores hope for a better future for all sections of our population and growth of our economy.
Zimbabwe is also OPEN to receive all visitors in their various capacities to experience this great nation. In this regard, the President has travelled regionally and globally consistently communicating the mantra “Zimbabwe is open for business” and the country’s vision of becoming a middle income economy by the year 2030. Nyika inovakwa nevene vayo/Ilizwe lakhiwa ngabanikazi balo.