Top Zimbabwe Day Trips - page 5

Discover the wildlife of Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe's most biodiverse reserve, on an exclusive private safari. Enjoy the privacy of your own vehicle and the expertise of a professional guide as you explore the park's varied ecosystems, from mopane woodland to Kalahari scrubland. Hwange boasts the country's highest mammal diversity, featuring 107 species, including huge herds of elephants and four of the Big Five (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo). Look forward to close encounters with easily spotted game like zebra, giraffe, hippo, buffalo, and lion. Your guide will also use their local knowledge to track down rare and elusive species such as African Wild Dog, Cheetah, Leopard, and Sable Antelope. With over 400 bird species recorded, this is a truly comprehensive and unforgettable wildlife experience.

This full-day tour departs from Victoria Falls with a road transfer to the Kazungula Border, where guests complete border formalities before entering Botswana. Upon arrival, guests are met by a professional guide and transferred into Chobe National Park. The tour includes a boat cruise on the Chobe River, offering exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities, particularly elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife. Lunch is served at a lodge or riverside restaurant. In the afternoon, guests enjoy a guided game drive in an open 4×4 safari vehicle within Chobe National Park, home to one of Africa’s largest elephant populations, as well as buffalo, antelope, and predators.

Make the most of your time in southeast Africa on this full-day tour to Chobe National Park in Botswana. Round-trip transportation from your Victoria Falls hotel ensures hassle-free border crossing and seamless transfer, leaving more time to spot elephants, lions, and hippos on included game drives and a boat cruise. Plus, a complimentary lunch keeps you energized for a full day of safari sightseeing.

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.