Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe
Intimate, inspiring and incredibly wild
Zimbabwe is a land where epic landscapes meet ancient history and warm, welcoming people. From the thunderous roar of Victoria Falls to the mysterious stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe, this is a country alive with stories carved by time and wildlife roaming free across vast wilderness.
At Ubon Safari, we don’t just offer luxury safaris – we design journeys that immerse you in Zimbabwe’s rich heritage and untamed beauty. Whether you’re tracking rhinos in Hwange or drifting along the mighty Zambezi, every moment brings you closer to the wild soul of Southern Africa.
Each itinerary balances thrilling adventure, deep authenticity and thoughtful comfort.
Intimate, inspiring and incredibly wild
Zimbabwe is a land where epic landscapes meet ancient history and warm, welcoming people. From the thunderous roar of Victoria Falls to the mysterious stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe, this is a country alive with stories carved by time and wildlife roaming free across vast wilderness.
At Ubon Safari, we don’t just offer luxury safaris – we design journeys that immerse you in Zimbabwe’s rich heritage and untamed beauty. Whether you’re tracking rhinos in Hwange or drifting along the mighty Zambezi, every moment brings you closer to the wild soul of Southern Africa.
Each itinerary balances thrilling adventure, deep authenticity and thoughtful comfort.
Intimate, inspiring and incredibly wild
Zimbabwe is a land where epic landscapes meet ancient history and warm, welcoming people. From the thunderous roar of Victoria Falls to the mysterious stone ruins of Great Zimbabwe, this is a country alive with stories carved by time and wildlife roaming free across vast wilderness.
At Ubon Safari, we don’t just offer luxury safaris – we design journeys that immerse you in Zimbabwe’s rich heritage and untamed beauty. Whether you’re tracking rhinos in Hwange or drifting along the mighty Zambezi, every moment brings you closer to the wild soul of Southern Africa.
Each itinerary balances thrilling adventure, deep authenticity and thoughtful comfort.
Why Zimbabwe will stay with you
Zimbabwe is a rare blend of expansive wilderness, iconic landmarks and vibrant culture. It’s a place where adventure invites deep exploration and every encounter feels personal.
Here, massive elephant herds gather in Hwange’s waterholes, the Zambezi teems with birdlife, and ancient stone ruins whisper stories of kingdoms past. The genuine warmth of the people adds heart to every experience.
Zimbabwe moves at its own pace – gentle yet powerful – and its spirit lingers long after you leave. It’s a place you’ll want to return to, again and again.
Why Zimbabwe will stay with you
Zimbabwe is a rare blend of expansive wilderness, iconic landmarks and vibrant culture. It’s a place where adventure invites deep exploration and every encounter feels personal.
Here, massive elephant herds gather in Hwange’s waterholes, the Zambezi teems with birdlife, and ancient stone ruins whisper stories of kingdoms past. The genuine warmth of the people adds heart to every experience.
Zimbabwe moves at its own pace – gentle yet powerful – and its spirit lingers long after you leave. It’s a place you’ll want to return to, again and again.
Why Zimbabwe will stay with you
Zimbabwe is a rare blend of expansive wilderness, iconic landmarks and vibrant culture. It’s a place where adventure invites deep exploration and every encounter feels personal.
Here, massive elephant herds gather in Hwange’s waterholes, the Zambezi teems with birdlife, and ancient stone ruins whisper stories of kingdoms past. The genuine warmth of the people adds heart to every experience.
Zimbabwe moves at its own pace – gentle yet powerful – and its spirit lingers long after you leave. It’s a place you’ll want to return to, again and again.
Hwange National Park
Elephant haven and diverse wildlife
Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest and most iconic park, famed for its enormous elephant populations. Mopane woodlands and open grasslands provide sanctuary to lions, wild dogs, buffalo and a dazzling variety of antelope.
Waterholes come alive in the dry season, drawing wildlife into spectacular scenes you’ll never forget. Hwange’s size and variety mean every safari feels fresh and full of promise.
Best for: Elephant herds, predators, birdwatching, classic safari.
When to go: May–October for dry season wildlife concentrations; November–April for lush landscapes and calving.
Hwange National Park
Elephant haven and diverse wildlife
Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest and most iconic park, famed for its enormous elephant populations. Mopane woodlands and open grasslands provide sanctuary to lions, wild dogs, buffalo and a dazzling variety of antelope.
Waterholes come alive in the dry season, drawing wildlife into spectacular scenes you’ll never forget. Hwange’s size and variety mean every safari feels fresh and full of promise.
Best for: Elephant herds, predators, birdwatching, classic safari.
When to go: May–October for dry season wildlife concentrations; November–April for lush landscapes and calving.
Hwange National Park
Elephant haven and diverse wildlife
Hwange is Zimbabwe’s largest and most iconic park, famed for its enormous elephant populations. Mopane woodlands and open grasslands provide sanctuary to lions, wild dogs, buffalo and a dazzling variety of antelope.
Waterholes come alive in the dry season, drawing wildlife into spectacular scenes you’ll never forget. Hwange’s size and variety mean every safari feels fresh and full of promise.
Best for: Elephant herds, predators, birdwatching, classic safari.
When to go: May–October for dry season wildlife concentrations; November–April for lush landscapes and calving.
Mana Pools National Park
Wilderness on the Zambezi
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mana Pools is pure riverside wilderness. Its pristine floodplains and forests shelter hippos, crocodiles, elephant and lion, while the Zambezi invites canoeing and walking safaris that bring you face-to-face with wild Africa.
The park’s remote camps offer a deeply intimate connection to one of Zimbabwe’s last true wild places.
Best for: Walking safaris, canoeing, remote wilderness.
When to go: May–October for dry season game viewing; November–April for green season serenity.
Mana Pools National Park
Wilderness on the Zambezi
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mana Pools is pure riverside wilderness. Its pristine floodplains and forests shelter hippos, crocodiles, elephant and lion, while the Zambezi invites canoeing and walking safaris that bring you face-to-face with wild Africa.
The park’s remote camps offer a deeply intimate connection to one of Zimbabwe’s last true wild places.
Best for: Walking safaris, canoeing, remote wilderness.
When to go: May–October for dry season game viewing; November–April for green season serenity.
Mana Pools National Park
Wilderness on the Zambezi
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mana Pools is pure riverside wilderness. Its pristine floodplains and forests shelter hippos, crocodiles, elephant and lion, while the Zambezi invites canoeing and walking safaris that bring you face-to-face with wild Africa.
The park’s remote camps offer a deeply intimate connection to one of Zimbabwe’s last true wild places.
Best for: Walking safaris, canoeing, remote wilderness.
When to go: May–October for dry season game viewing; November–April for green season serenity.
Matobo National Park
Spiritual hills and ancient art
Matobo’s rolling hills and balancing rock formations feel almost sacred. Rich with San rock art and home to a thriving white rhino population, this park combines breathtaking scenery with fascinating cultural history.
The unique landscape offers exceptional game viewing and moments that often leave visitors profoundly moved.
Best for: Rhino tracking, rock art, hiking.
When to go: May–September for dry season safaris.
Matobo National Park
Spiritual hills and ancient art
Matobo’s rolling hills and balancing rock formations feel almost sacred. Rich with San rock art and home to a thriving white rhino population, this park combines breathtaking scenery with fascinating cultural history.
The unique landscape offers exceptional game viewing and moments that often leave visitors profoundly moved.
Best for: Rhino tracking, rock art, hiking.
When to go: May–September for dry season safaris.
Matobo National Park
Spiritual hills and ancient art
Matobo’s rolling hills and balancing rock formations feel almost sacred. Rich with San rock art and home to a thriving white rhino population, this park combines breathtaking scenery with fascinating cultural history.
The unique landscape offers exceptional game viewing and moments that often leave visitors profoundly moved.
Best for: Rhino tracking, rock art, hiking.
When to go: May–September for dry season safaris.
Victoria Falls
The Smoke That Thunders
Victoria Falls, or Mosi-oa-Tunya, is a natural spectacle unlike any other. The falls roar as a magnificent curtain of water plunges into the gorge below, creating mist and rainbows that stretch for miles.
Beyond the falls, adrenaline seekers will find white-water rafting, helicopter flights and gorge swings, while culture lovers can discover vibrant local communities and buzzing markets.
It’s a place of raw power and endless fascination.
Best for: Iconic scenery, adventure activities, cultural experiences.
When to go: March–May for peak water flow; June–October for dry season activities.
Victoria Falls
The Smoke That Thunders
Victoria Falls, or Mosi-oa-Tunya, is a natural spectacle unlike any other. The falls roar as a magnificent curtain of water plunges into the gorge below, creating mist and rainbows that stretch for miles.
Beyond the falls, adrenaline seekers will find white-water rafting, helicopter flights and gorge swings, while culture lovers can discover vibrant local communities and buzzing markets.
It’s a place of raw power and endless fascination.
Best for: Iconic scenery, adventure activities, cultural experiences.
When to go: March–May for peak water flow; June–October for dry season activities.
Victoria Falls
The Smoke That Thunders
Victoria Falls, or Mosi-oa-Tunya, is a natural spectacle unlike any other. The falls roar as a magnificent curtain of water plunges into the gorge below, creating mist and rainbows that stretch for miles.
Beyond the falls, adrenaline seekers will find white-water rafting, helicopter flights and gorge swings, while culture lovers can discover vibrant local communities and buzzing markets.
It’s a place of raw power and endless fascination.
Best for: Iconic scenery, adventure activities, cultural experiences.
When to go: March–May for peak water flow; June–October for dry season activities.
Eastern Highlands
Misty mountains and lush forests
The Eastern Highlands provide a refreshing contrast to Zimbabwe’s savannahs, with cool mountain air, deep forests and misty valleys. It’s a paradise for hikers, birders and those seeking tranquil cultural encounters with local communities.
The region’s stunning landscapes offer peace and refreshment all year round.
Best for: Hiking, birdwatching, scenic beauty.
When to go: Year-round, with cooler summers and mild winters.
Eastern Highlands
Misty mountains and lush forests
The Eastern Highlands provide a refreshing contrast to Zimbabwe’s savannahs, with cool mountain air, deep forests and misty valleys. It’s a paradise for hikers, birders and those seeking tranquil cultural encounters with local communities.
The region’s stunning landscapes offer peace and refreshment all year round.
Best for: Hiking, birdwatching, scenic beauty.
When to go: Year-round, with cooler summers and mild winters.
Eastern Highlands
Misty mountains and lush forests
The Eastern Highlands provide a refreshing contrast to Zimbabwe’s savannahs, with cool mountain air, deep forests and misty valleys. It’s a paradise for hikers, birders and those seeking tranquil cultural encounters with local communities.
The region’s stunning landscapes offer peace and refreshment all year round.
Best for: Hiking, birdwatching, scenic beauty.
When to go: Year-round, with cooler summers and mild winters.
Gonarezhou National Park
Untamed beauty and big game
Gonarezhou, meaning ‘Place of Elephants’ in Shona, is Zimbabwe’s rugged, wild frontier. Vast plains, dramatic sandstone cliffs and river valleys create breathtaking terrain alive with elephants, lions, wild dogs and black rhinos.
As part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Gonarezhou offers raw wilderness, fewer crowds and big-game thrills for serious safari lovers.
Best for: Remote safari, big game, wilderness immersion.
When to go: May–October for dry season sightings; November–April for green season exploration.
Gonarezhou National Park
Untamed beauty and big game
Gonarezhou, meaning ‘Place of Elephants’ in Shona, is Zimbabwe’s rugged, wild frontier. Vast plains, dramatic sandstone cliffs and river valleys create breathtaking terrain alive with elephants, lions, wild dogs and black rhinos.
As part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Gonarezhou offers raw wilderness, fewer crowds and big-game thrills for serious safari lovers.
Best for: Remote safari, big game, wilderness immersion.
When to go: May–October for dry season sightings; November–April for green season exploration.
Gonarezhou National Park
Untamed beauty and big game
Gonarezhou, meaning ‘Place of Elephants’ in Shona, is Zimbabwe’s rugged, wild frontier. Vast plains, dramatic sandstone cliffs and river valleys create breathtaking terrain alive with elephants, lions, wild dogs and black rhinos.
As part of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Gonarezhou offers raw wilderness, fewer crowds and big-game thrills for serious safari lovers.
Best for: Remote safari, big game, wilderness immersion.
When to go: May–October for dry season sightings; November–April for green season exploration.
Matusadona National Park
Lakeside wilderness and rich wildlife
Set on the shores of Lake Kariba, Matusadona blends woodlands and water for a safari experience that’s both diverse and serene. The park shelters elephant, lion, buffalo and rare sable antelope, with hippos and crocodiles inhabiting the lake.
Lakeside camps provide tranquil game drives and boat safaris in a peaceful, remote setting.
Best for: Boat safaris, wildlife viewing, lakeside wilderness.
When to go: May–October for dry season; November–April for lush green season.
Matusadona National Park
Lakeside wilderness and rich wildlife
Set on the shores of Lake Kariba, Matusadona blends woodlands and water for a safari experience that’s both diverse and serene. The park shelters elephant, lion, buffalo and rare sable antelope, with hippos and crocodiles inhabiting the lake.
Lakeside camps provide tranquil game drives and boat safaris in a peaceful, remote setting.
Best for: Boat safaris, wildlife viewing, lakeside wilderness.
When to go: May–October for dry season; November–April for lush green season.
Matusadona National Park
Lakeside wilderness and rich wildlife
Set on the shores of Lake Kariba, Matusadona blends woodlands and water for a safari experience that’s both diverse and serene. The park shelters elephant, lion, buffalo and rare sable antelope, with hippos and crocodiles inhabiting the lake.
Lakeside camps provide tranquil game drives and boat safaris in a peaceful, remote setting.
Best for: Boat safaris, wildlife viewing, lakeside wilderness.
When to go: May–October for dry season; November–April for lush green season.
Planning your trip
Seasons at a glance
- May–October (Dry season): Cooler temperatures, excellent wildlife viewing, clear skies
- November–April (Green season): Warmer weather, lush landscapes, calving season and bird activity
Zimbabwe is a year-round destination with highlights in every season. Planning around your interests helps you experience the best this incredible country has to offer.
Quick travel tips:
- Check with your local embassy for visa requirements
- Drink bottled water only – tap water is unsafe
- Mobile signal is reliable in towns and parks, but patchy in remote areas
- Most lodges offer Wi-Fi with varying speeds
- Travel insurance is essential – notify your bank before travel
- Always ask before photographing people
- Support responsible tourism and avoid wildlife products
- Respect local customs and wildlife regulations for a safe, respectful visit
This is your Zimbabwe
Let’s create something extraordinary
Your Zimbabwe journey with Ubon Safari is about more than safaris – it’s about stepping into a world where wildness and history blend, where every day brings wonder.
Feel the spray of Victoria Falls. Track rhinos across ancient lands. Share stories under African stars.
We’ll craft your trip with care and passion, so every moment leaves a lasting impression.
Step into Zimbabwe’s wild heart. We’ll be with you every step of the way.
Planning your trip
Seasons at a glance
- May–October (Dry season): Cooler temperatures, excellent wildlife viewing, clear skies
- November–April (Green season): Warmer weather, lush landscapes, calving season and bird activity
Zimbabwe is a year-round destination with highlights in every season. Planning around your interests helps you experience the best this incredible country has to offer.
Quick travel tips:
- Check with your local embassy for visa requirements
- Drink bottled water only – tap water is unsafe
- Mobile signal is reliable in towns and parks, but patchy in remote areas
- Most lodges offer Wi-Fi with varying speeds
- Travel insurance is essential – notify your bank before travel
- Always ask before photographing people
- Support responsible tourism and avoid wildlife products
- Respect local customs and wildlife regulations for a safe, respectful visit
This is your Zimbabwe
Let’s create something extraordinary
Your Zimbabwe journey with Ubon Safari is about more than safaris – it’s about stepping into a world where wildness and history blend, where every day brings wonder.
Feel the spray of Victoria Falls. Track rhinos across ancient lands. Share stories under African stars.
We’ll craft your trip with care and passion, so every moment leaves a lasting impression.
Step into Zimbabwe’s wild heart. We’ll be with you every step of the way.
Planning your trip
Seasons at a glance
- May–October (Dry season): Cooler temperatures, excellent wildlife viewing, clear skies
- November–April (Green season): Warmer weather, lush landscapes, calving season and bird activity
Zimbabwe is a year-round destination with highlights in every season. Planning around your interests helps you experience the best this incredible country has to offer.
Quick travel tips:
- Check with your local embassy for visa requirements
- Drink bottled water only – tap water is unsafe
- Mobile signal is reliable in towns and parks, but patchy in remote areas
- Most lodges offer Wi-Fi with varying speeds
- Travel insurance is essential – notify your bank before travel
- Always ask before photographing people
- Support responsible tourism and avoid wildlife products
- Respect local customs and wildlife regulations for a safe, respectful visit
This is your Zimbabwe
Let’s create something extraordinary
Your Zimbabwe journey with Ubon Safari is about more than safaris – it’s about stepping into a world where wildness and history blend, where every day brings wonder.
Feel the spray of Victoria Falls. Track rhinos across ancient lands. Share stories under African stars.
We’ll craft your trip with care and passion, so every moment leaves a lasting impression.
Step into Zimbabwe’s wild heart. We’ll be with you every step of the way.
