Chizarira National Park is a remote region overlooking the Zambezi Valley best explored by walking and 4WD game drives. The rugged terrain dotted with gorges and ravines attracts those who take walking and safaris seriously.

One of the least visited of Zimbabwe’s safari parks, Gonarezhou National Park has prolific birdlife, particularly after the rains. It has the feel of an unspoilt wilderness, allowing for good game viewing beneath the majestic forests

The largest game park in Zimbabwe, Hwange National Park offers a variety of scenery and game. It is great for walking safaris and game drives to see the abundant wildlife, particularly herds of elephant.

Located on the Zambezi River, Lake Kariba is one of the world’s greatest man-made lakes. The game here is concentrated on the southern shore of the lake, in Matusadona National Park, view wildlife by boat, canoe or on foot.

Among the most scenic of Zimbabwe’s safari destinations Mana Pools National Park attracts large amounts of wildlife. You can take in the stunning landscapes, try a canoe trip along the Zambezi River or go on a walking safari.

An area scattered with huge piles of granite boulders, Matobo Hills National Park has some of the region’s most breathtaking scenery. Take a walk among the hills to view the rocks and the superb Bushman rock art.

The range of hills and mountains stretching down the Eastern side of Zimbabwe are the Eastern Highlands. Come here for a safari full of beautiful scenic drives, fantastic walking and low-key bird-watching.

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Victoria Falls is a spectacular waterfall on the border with Zambia. You can relax, taking in the beautiful scenery, or take the more adventurous approach with one of the many activities on offer.