Top Matobo National Park - The Matopos Tours by Duration

Discover Ancient San Rock Art: Exclusive Guided Cave Tour in Matobo Hills Step into Nswatugi Cave and White Rhino Shelter to witness Africa's most spectacular prehistoric rock art. This intimate half-day tour explores Zimbabwe's UNESCO treasures with expert local guides sharing ancestral knowledge. HIGHLIGHTS: - Small groups (8 max) for personalized attention - Two premier rock art sites with San and Ndebele cultural insights - Exclusive viewpoint stop with gourmet refreshments (quiche, sandwiches, seasonal fruits) - Complimentary drinks with freshly made popcorn. - Morning and afternoon tour options available - Conservation contribution included in every booking Our guides reveal stories behind these 13,000-year-old masterpieces while you capture perfect photos. After exploring, relax at our private granite viewpoint overlooking Matobo's iconic landscape. Perfect for history enthusiasts, photographers, and families seeking authentic cultural experiences.

Track white rhino on foot in Matobo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, then stand inside caves painted with San rock art and climb to Cecil Rhodes' grave at World's View. A full day out of Bulawayo, back by 5:30pm, with a two-course lunch at the lodge in the middle of it. HIGHLIGHTS - Rhino tracking on foot with a licensed National Parks guide - San rock art in the Matobo caves - Cecil Rhodes' grave at World's View, overlooking the hills - Two-course lunch at the lodge, above a natural rock pool, with a bar - Freshly baked quiche, seasonal fruit and safari snacks at a viewpoint Departure: 8:30am from Bulawayo hotels, returns 5:30pm Group size: max 10 guests per vehicle Suitable for: ages 12+ Getting around: 4x4 and walking

Combine nature with culture during this private, six-hour tour through Zimbabwe’s Matobo National Park—topped off by a visit to a local village. First, get a first-hand peek at giraffes, zebras, warthogs, and other animals as you follow a winding route into the Matobo Hills. Then, enjoy a visit to Silunguzi Village, escorted by a village elder, where you’ll hike to cave paintings and watch the sunset over traditional refreshments.

Rhodes Matopos National Park is very famous for its large concentration of Black Eagle,white Rhino and leopard. About 45 minutes drive from Bulawayo takes us to Rhodes Matopos National Park.Explore a world of rocks! Dominated by two billion year old granite hills, Matopos National Park is a fascinating place of natural beauty but also one with a historical significance. The incredible boulders panorama of World’s View is where the grave of Cecil John Rhodes is situated. It’s here where you can discover 3000 well-preserved rock paintings from as far back as the Stone Age – hence why it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This wildlife Park offers 100 square kilometres of habitat for many wild specifics, including black and white rhino, zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, leopard, hyena and antelope.