Visit and explore the ruins of Great Zimbabwe with an expert guide. The Ruined city of Great Zimbabwe is the largest and most significant ancient Monument south of the Sahara.

The guided tour takes you through the Acropolis situated on a hill, Great Enclosure that is about 250 metres in Diameter, with double walls up to 11 metres high and, the Conical Tower, And some smaller towers and many lesser enclosures linked by sunken Passageways and walls.

You will be amazed at the construction, built Entirely without mortar, of a million stones, each balancing upon the next In a feat of skill that is hard to imagine today. You will also enjoy the
Scenic drives, walks and boat cruise on lake Mutirikwi. Overnight Lodge At The Ancient City – All-inclusive

Matobo Hills Lodge is situated in a private game
Reserve bordering on Matopos National Park,
50km from Bulawayo. Cecil Rhodes was laid to
Rest on the crest of the 'Hill of Benevolent Spirits'. Landscaped into the rocks on a granite ridge, Matobo Hills Lodge offers views across the wild Maleme Valley and Mount Ififi. Raised always, Shady gardens and a swimming pool built into a natural cleft in the rock provide A picturesque setting.

There are seventeen lodges, all of which have en suite bathrooms. Meals are taken in a thatched dining room or open-air gazebo depending on the weather. Wide ranges of activities are available, designed to introduce guests to many facets of the Matobo Hills. Drives to areas of scenic and historical interest include visits to many of the famous painted caves and to the sites where the Matabele armies and the white settlers clashed during the uprising of 1896.

A popular choice is a visit to the communal areas where the local Ndebele and Kalanga people continue to live their traditional life, mixing past beliefs and lifestyles with modern ideas and attitudes.

Sikumi Tree Lodge: Hwange
Sikumi Tree Lodge is situated just outside of Hwange National Park overlooking a waterpan. Accommodation is in thatched tree houses in a grove of Acacia and Mangwe Trees.

Hwange, Zimbabwe’s largest National park, is 14,600 square kilometers of unspoiled wilderness. Affectionately referred to by many as a “ wildlife wonderland “ Hwange National Park is home to 107 species of animals and over 400 species of birds. It supports a large number of rhino, antelope, buffalo, zebra and giraffe, some of which are a veritable feast for the big cats and scavengers who roam the area in a ceaseless search for prey.

It is also one of the world’s largest elephant sanctuaries – elephant can be seen in herds of one hundred or more, following the ancient migration routes from one waterhole to the next. During the morning and afternoon game drives into the reserve you might See the lion, leopard, kudu, and wildebeest amongst a huge variety of Wildlife.

In the afternoon, take a Sundowner Cruise down the Zambezi River. There is no better way to end the day than to watch an African Sun slip down the horizon, while sipping drinks and enjoying light snacks.

Birds, hippos and crocodiles are abound in their natural habitat. Overnight Hotel Mercure Azambezi: Bed and breakfast

Built under traditional grass thatch, nestling on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, the Hotel Mercure A’ Zambezi affords the guests the perfect retreat to relax and unwind whilst enjoying the tranquil ambience and renowned services.

The hotel also invites you to experience the Amulonga restaurant - an authentic African open-air thatched roof restaurant on the edge of the Zambezi river.

Firstly the stop at the “Big Tree”, ancient Baobab some 16 meters in girth, kicks off the tour with an explanation of the geology of the Victoria Falls.

From the Livingstone View to the Devil’s Cataract, on to the Main Falls, past the Rainbow Falls and to the Danger Point, participants walk the full length of the Falls through the Rainforest, where they may catch a glimpse of bushbuck and other wildlife.

The tours are designed to combine interaction with the elephant, education as well as riding an elephant through the Nakavango estate with its abundance of wildlife.

The Estate is located approximately 10 km from Victoria Falls and is not fenced allowing the free movement of game, being bordered by the National park and Forestry Commission lands.

The Nakavango Estate is abundant in both bird and animal life. Although game sighting cannot be guaranteed, there is a good chance of seeing buffalo, kudu, bushbuck, impala, elephant, waterbuck and other species of wildlife as well as a variety of birds.

Spectacularly sited on the banks of the Chobe River, Mowana Safari Lodge stands at a point where four countries meet. The lodge is situated in its own estate three-km from the centre of Kasane village and eight km from the Chobe National Park.

All 108 air-conditioned rooms have en-suite bathrooms and are furnished in an ethnic style, designed to blend in with the surrounding, natural ambience of Africa.

Each room boasts its own balcony and river view. Mowana's reception area nestles around the massive trunk of a Baobab whilst the resident's lounge and Savuti Cocktail bar overlook the river. Between the main building and the river are the swimming pool, poolside bar and coffee shop.

Dinner and breakfast are taken in the Serondella Restaurant. Activities include gameviewing by 4x4 open-air safari vehicles into Chobe National Park and by motor boats on the Chobe River.