Hwange National Park: Info about Main Camp and simple self-drive safari routes

Hwange National Park: Info about Main Camp and simple self-drive safari routes Self-driving is a wonderful way to experience Hwange National Park, especially if you’re on a budget, or going on a long overland African trip. While the main A8 … Continued

Driving through Zimbabwe: Yarutso Car Rental is a great pick for international travellers

Driving through Zimbabwe: Yarutso Car Rental® is a great pick for international travellers Are you travelling to Zimbabwe to visit family, conduct business or experience the country’s many tourism attractions? While driving in southern Africa might seem daunting, a self-drive … Continued

Travel journal: The road from Harare to Bulawayo, and places we visited there

Travel journal: The road from Harare to Bulawayo, and places we visited there | We stopped over in Bulawayo for a night during our journey from Harare to Hwange National Park. This article discusses the Harare to Bulawayo road (such … Continued

Calling Zimbabwe residents! Your invitation to explore the Number One Country to Visit in 2025

Calling Zimbabwe residents! Your invitation to explore the Number One Country to Visit in 2025 Written by Beth Hey Zimbabweans, I’m talking to you in this article. Not to the tourists, but to you with the green mamba passports and the … Continued

20-day Cape Town and Zimbabwe holiday itinerary: here’s how we did it

20-day Cape Town and Zimbabwe holiday itinerary | (7-days in Cape Town + 14 days in Zimbabwe) | Here it is: the real-life low-down on our family holiday to Cape Town and Zimbabwe. We did this trip in August 2024, … Continued

Zimbabwe: Why should I go there on Safari? (Part one)

Zimbabwe, just a teapot-shaped country in Africa: Why should I go there on Safari? (Part one) Written by Beth It goes without saying that I think Zimbabwe is an AMAZING place to go on safari. This website wouldn’t exist otherwise! … Continued

We’ve updated our travel advice about Great Zimbabwe Monument & Ruins

UNESCO calls Great Zimbabwe Monument & Ruins “the greatest stone monument in Africa south of the Sahara”, second in size only to the Pyramids in Egypt. It was originally built between 1200 and 1500 AD, long before foreigners penetrated the … Continued