Zimbabwe Safari

Authentic Zimbabwe Safari Tours

Experience Zimbabwe, Beyond Your Imagination

We curate unforgettable nature-based African safaris, shaped by over 25 years of experience and deep local connections. With every adventure designed to leave a lasting impact – on our travellers, the land, and the local communities who call it home.

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200,000+ travellers, many of whom return year after year

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Why Travel With Exodussafaris?

25 Years of Safari Expertise ​

For over 25 years, we've been crafting personalised African safaris, shaped by our first-hand knowledge and deep Zimbabwean connections.

We Know Because We Go

Our deep roots in Zimbabwe mean we have invaluable expertise about every destination, every lodge, every experience, and every hidden gem we recommend.

24/7 Support

From your first enquiry until you safely return home, we're by your side, handling every detail with 24/7 support. And because of the hard-earned trust we've built with our Zimbabwean partners, we know they'll go above and beyond for you, just as we do.

Every Adventure Makes a Difference ​

As part of the Nawiri Group, every trip helps protect vital Zimbabwean ecosystems and local communities, supporting them as they thrive together.

Complete Financial Protection

Our deep roots in Zimbabwe mean we have invaluable expertise about every destination, every lodge, every experience, and every hidden gem we recommend.

World-Class Recognition, Trusted by Travellers​

Recognised by Condé Nast Traveler, Travel + Leisure, and the World Travel Awards, we take pride in being among the world's best. But more than accolades, it's the voices of our Zimbabwean travellers that matter most – Feefo.

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Where To Go In Zimbabwe

Discover the best destinations in Zimbabwe, from the majestic Victoria Falls to the stunning Hwange National Park and beyond.

Victoria Falls

One of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, Victoria Falls is a breathtaking spectacle where the mighty Zambezi River plunges into a gorge, creating the world’s largest curtain of falling water.

Hwange National Park

Zimbabwe’s largest game reserve, Hwange National Park is home to vast herds of elephants, lions, leopards, and over 400 bird species, making it an exceptional safari destination.

Mana Pools National Park

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mana Pools National Park is renowned for its walking safaris and canoeing adventures along the Zambezi River, offering close encounters with wildlife in a pristine setting.

Matobo National Park

Famous for its granite kopjes and ancient rock art, Matobo National Park is also a sanctuary for endangered rhinos and offers spiritual and cultural significance with sites like the grave of Cecil Rhodes.

Lake Kariba

One of the world’s largest man-made lakes, Lake Kariba offers breathtaking sunsets, houseboat safaris, and excellent fishing, especially for the prized tiger fish.

Eastern Highlands

Stretching along Zimbabwe’s eastern border, the Eastern Highlands offer lush forests, misty mountains, and scenic waterfalls, perfect for hiking, birdwatching, and exploring local villages.

Great Zimbabwe Ruins

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Zimbabwe Ruins are the largest stone ruins in sub-Saharan Africa, showcasing the remains of an ancient city and offering insight into Zimbabwe’s rich history.

Gonarezhou National Park

Part of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park, Gonarezhou National Park is known as “The Place of Elephants,” offering rugged landscapes, remote wilderness, and impressive wildlife viewing.

Chinhoyi Caves

A natural wonder, the Chinhoyi Caves feature crystal-clear blue pools and a network of limestone caverns steeped in myth and legend, ideal for diving and exploration.

Matusadona National Park

Situated on the shores of Lake Kariba, Matusadona National Park is a haven for buffalo, lions, and elephants, offering game drives, walking safaris, and boat excursions.

Bulawayo

Zimbabwe’s second-largest city, Bulawayo is rich in colonial architecture, cultural heritage, and serves as a gateway to nearby attractions like Matobo National Park and the Khami Ruins.

Khami Ruins

Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Khami Ruins showcase the stone-built remnants of a once-thriving city and provide insight into pre-colonial civilization in southern Africa.

Zambezi National Park

Located upstream from Victoria Falls, Zambezi National Park offers exceptional game viewing, birdwatching, and river activities like fishing and canoeing along the mighty Zambezi.

Nyanga National Park

Set in the Eastern Highlands, Nyanga National Park features rolling hills, waterfalls, and ancient archaeological sites, offering scenic beauty and outdoor adventures such as hiking and trout fishing.

Best Time To Visit Zimbabwe

Discover the best destinations in Zimbabwe, from the majestic Victoria Falls to the stunning Hwange National Park and beyond.

Zimbabwe Safari in January

Zimbabwe, known for its spectacular wildlife and iconic Victoria Falls, experiences a wet season in January. This low season means lush landscapes and abundant water, making wildlife more dispersed and harder to spot. It’s an excellent time for birdwatching and seeing newborn animals. The eastern Highlands become especially green and vibrant. Weather in January Expect warm temperatures and frequent afternoon rains, refreshing the environment.

Zimbabwe Safari in February

February in Zimbabwe is part of the wet season, with heavy rains and green scenery dominating the landscape. Wildlife is still present but more widely spread due to plentiful water sources. It’s an ideal month for birdwatchers and nature lovers who enjoy lush environments. The rains start to ease towards the end of the month. Weather in February Expect high humidity and afternoon thunderstorms, cooling the air.

Zimbabwe Safari in March

March marks the tail end of Zimbabwe’s rainy season, with lush landscapes still thriving. Wildlife begins to concentrate as waters start to recede, making it easier to spot animals. Birdlife is vibrant and plentiful, and the scenery remains spectacularly green. The Eastern Highlands are particularly scenic this time. Weather in March Expect warm days with occasional showers, and decreasing rainfall as the month progresses.

Zimbabwe Safari in April

April signals the start of Zimbabwe’s dry season, when water sources shrink and animals gather near rivers and waterholes. This makes for excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. The weather becomes more comfortable with cooler evenings. Victoria Falls is still impressive, fed by the recent rains. Weather in April Expect warm days and cool nights, with much less rainfall than previous months.

Zimbabwe Safari in May

May is one of the best months for safari in Zimbabwe, with dry conditions making animals easier to find around shrinking water sources. The landscapes begin to dry and the skies are clear. It’s an excellent time for walking safaris and game drives. The temperature is mild, making outdoor activities enjoyable. Weather in May Expect warm days, cool nights, and mostly dry conditions.

Zimbabwe Safari in June

June brings Zimbabwe’s cool dry season, ideal for wildlife viewing as animals gather near remaining waterholes. The weather is dry and crisp, with sunny days and chilly nights. This is peak season for visiting Victoria Falls and national parks. Game drives and walking safaris are comfortable and rewarding. Weather in June Expect cool mornings and evenings, with bright sunny days.

Zimbabwe Safari in July

July continues Zimbabwe’s cool dry season, offering some of the best wildlife spotting conditions of the year. Animals are concentrated and vegetation is sparse. Visitors can expect clear skies and comfortable temperatures. Victoria Falls is at its fullest, providing stunning views. Weather in July Expect cool mornings, warm days, and dry weather throughout.

Zimbabwe Safari in August

August is a prime safari month in Zimbabwe with dry, cool weather and excellent game viewing. Animals gather around limited water sources, making sightings frequent. The clear skies and mild temperatures offer great conditions for photography and outdoor activities. Weather in August Expect warm days, cool nights, and no rainfall.

Zimbabwe Safari in September

September marks the end of Zimbabwe’s dry season, with temperatures warming and animals still concentrated near water. The landscape begins to dry out further, providing classic safari scenes. It’s a great time for birdwatching as migratory species return. Weather in September Expect hot days, cool mornings, and little to no rain.

Zimbabwe Safari in October

October is the start of the hot season in Zimbabwe, with rising temperatures and occasional thunderstorms late in the month. Wildlife remains relatively easy to spot, though animals begin to disperse as water becomes more available. The bush is dry, offering classic savannah landscapes. Weather in October Expect hot days, warm nights, and sporadic rain showers.

Zimbabwe Safari in November

November brings the onset of the rainy season with increasing humidity and afternoon storms. Wildlife viewing is still good but animals spread out due to abundant water. The landscape begins to green up, and birdlife flourishes. It’s a quieter travel month with fewer tourists. Weather in November Expect hot temperatures, high humidity, and regular afternoon thunderstorms.

Zimbabwe Safari in December

December marks the start of the wet season in Zimbabwe with lush vegetation and frequent rains. Wildlife is harder to spot but birdwatching is excellent with many migratory species present. The scenery is vibrant and green, perfect for nature lovers who enjoy dramatic skies and refreshed landscapes. Weather in December Expect warm temperatures and afternoon showers.

Our Recommended Activities In Zimbabwe

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Victoria Falls

Hwange National Park

Mana Pools National Park

Matobo National Park

Lake Kariba

Eastern Highlands

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What You Need To Know About Zimbabwe Safaris

Find everything you need to know to plan your Zimbabwe adventure, from travel tips to essential insights for an unforgettable trip.

Zimbabwe Food and Tipping Practices

Zimbabwean cuisine features hearty dishes like sadza, nyama (meat), and fresh vegetables. While tipping isn’t mandatory, it’s appreciated in restaurants and for guides. A tip of 10–15% is customary when service is good, and small tips to drivers or porters are welcomed.

Zimbabwe Food and Tipping Practices

Safari costs in Zimbabwe vary by season and style, from budget camping trips to luxury lodges. On average, expect to pay moderate rates for quality experiences, including guided game drives, accommodation, and park fees, with some exclusive options costing more.

Cost of a Zimbabwe Safari

Pack light, breathable clothing in neutral colors for safari, along with a good pair of walking shoes or boots. Don’t forget a sunhat, sunscreen, insect repellent, and a pair of binoculars. A lightweight jacket is useful for chilly mornings, and a waterproof layer is handy during the rainy season.

Packing List for Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is multilingual, with English as the official language. Shona and Ndebele are the two most widely spoken indigenous languages, used daily by locals and in cultural interactions during your travels.

Languages in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. The dry season from May to October is cooler and ideal for safaris, while the wet season from November to April brings warm temperatures and afternoon rains, refreshing the landscape.

Climate in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is generally safe for tourists who follow common travel precautions. Stay aware of your surroundings, avoid isolated areas at night, and use reputable guides and transport. Most visitors enjoy trouble-free safaris and cultural visits throughout the country.

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