Zimbabwe holidays by Cox & Kings 

Beautiful national parks and private reserves, healthy wildlife populations and highly qualified guides make this one of the best destinations in Africa to go on safari and spot the Big Five. Many of Zimbabwe’s animals are accustomed to vehicles so you can get up close and personal. There are also more unusual options such as walking safaris, canoe safaris and waterhole-viewing hides.

If you’re looking for spectacular natural scenery then there are gorges, dramatic valleys, highlands and waterfalls all waiting to be explored, not to mention the immense power of the Victoria Falls, the largest sheet of falling water in the world.

Zimbabwe isn’t just about the nature and wildlife. There are also some impressive cultural sites. Discover San rock paintings, the grave of Cecil John Rhodes, founder of the historical territory of Rhodesia, and the Unesco world heritage site of Great Zimbabwe, a ruined city from the 11^th century and the country’s namesake.

Expect to arrive to a warm welcome from the local Zimbabweans and leave with some incredible memories.