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Visitors to Zimbabwe will tell you that, despite the political hardships, the people are extremely friendly, the prices are very reasonable, plus: the country boasts five UNESCO World Heritage Sites!

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The first and most popular of these is Victoria Falls. Touted as the adrenaline capital of Africa, the mighty Victoria Falls offers a number of thrilling activities, such as white-water rafting, bungee jumping, croc-cage diving and helicopter flights over the mighty Falls.

 

‘The smoke that thunders’ is amazing to visit all year round, and rainy and dry season guarantee quite different, but equally awe-inspiring experiences.

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On the other side of the mighty Zambezi River, Zambia plays host to many of Victoria Falls’ wildlife and adventure activities.

 

The Zambezi teems with hippos and crocodiles, so any journey made on the water is a highlight. You can also opt for a guided canoe trail through the Lower Zambezi National Park, a marvellous way to view bird and animal life up close, and at a more sedate pace.

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If you follow the Zambezi River downstream from Victoria Falls, you come upon yet another World Heritage Site: Mana Pools. These four massive oxbow pools were formed by the changing currents of the Zambezi over thousands of years and now attract flocks of wildlife in dry seasons.

 

For one of the best game-viewing experiences on the continent, however, head over to Hwange National Park, home to over 400 species of birdlife, as well as one of the largest elephant herds in Africa.

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