Our Experts Say
We designed this itinerary with two very specific intentions. Firstly, to take visitors to some of the less well-known parts of Zimbabwe but also to highlight that this is a country where self-driving is practical, easy and, most importantly, safe. Starting in the capital Harare for an overnight stay the route takes visitors through the rolling, mist-shrouded hills of the Eastern Highlands and down to the red-rock cliffs and grassy vleis of the Gonarezhou National Park. Zimbabwe’s fascinating ancient history is showcased with a visit to the mysterious ruins of Great Zimbabwe - the capital of the Queen of Sheba, before a visit to the granite kopjes of the Matobos National Park. Home to the country’s strongest population of rhino, it also has a more recent connection to Zimbabwe’s past, being the burial place of the great colonialist, Cecil John Rhodes.
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