Zim Travel & Tours

18/08/2022

Khami Ruins lies 22 km West of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. Khami Ruins is an extensive complex of stonewalled sites that lies just west of Bulawayo.

It is one of Zimbabwe’s World Heritage Sites and was the capital of the Butua State, its leaders reigning at Khami from about AD 1450 until its fiery destruction around AD 1644. A small site museum provides useful background information to the site itself.

08/08/2022

DOMBOSHAVA CAVES

Located about 30 km out of Harare, off the Borrowdale/Domboshawa Rd”, the Domboshawa Caves is a must-visit for adults, children, students, artists, photographers and fitness lovers.

Located in the Chinamora Communal lands, offering a magnificent 360º view of the surrounding countryside, the historical granite hill is a suitable location for a day-trip for recreational picnics, meditation, sundowners, religious get-aways or quiet walking trails for you or your pets.

Attractions include:
-San Rock Art
-Geological formations
-Interpretive centre
-Natural scenic environments with wooded vegetation
-Flowing streams and pools

05/08/2022

MUSEUM OF HUMAN SCIENCES

The Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences, formerly the Queen Victoria Museum, is a museum in Harare.

The museum contains the seven-hundred-year-old Lemba artifact Ngoma Lungundu, which some believe to be a replica of the Ark of the Covenant.

It is the oldest wooden object ever found in sub-Saharan Africa. The Museum is a great place to visit with the family.

04/08/2022

Haka Game Park

Located at Cleveland Dam, this is a good family-friendly place ideal for family outing and get a grasp of the much-needed fresh air.

Game to view includes giraffes and zebras, as well as over 250 species of birds. The park is owned by Harare City Council but privately leased.

You can have a picnic or braai at the purpose-built areas, and go walking along the natural footpaths which meander around the park.

Located at Cleveland Dam, approx. 13 km from Harare city centre, off the Mutare Rd. Cost: Entry fees are $4.00 for adults and $2.00 for children, plus a vehicle entry fee of $5.00 per vehicle, which is waived if you park inside the gates (for security) and walk the park.

Horserides are also available on weekdays and public holidays. Fishing and canoeing are on offer at the nearby Cleveland Dam.

04/08/2022

MUKUVISI WOODLANDS

This is one of the few places within Harare city centre where you can see game like kudu, rhino, giraffe and elephant as well as a wide variety of birds and indigenous flora.

Although small, this reserve is well maintained and offers a pleasant few hours in a convenient location. You and your family can walk through the game park because there aren’t any predators in it, and can even take a horseback ride through the woodlands to get much closer to the animals than you would on foot.

Mukuvisi woodlands is located in the city centre, on Hillside Road. Entry fee to the woodlands: US $4 per adult. Extra fees apply for the bird park, horse rides and guided tours of the game park.

Self-catering camping accommodation available. Coffee shop offering snacks and hot meals on site.

04/08/2022

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28/07/2022

Wodemaya is a top Vlogger from Ghana, he was recently in Zimbabwe and did a great video which showcases the truth about Zimbabwe as a country and its tourism potential.

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26/07/2022

Zimbabwe is not just a country, not just a place, it's much-much more than that! It's the sound of the birds early in the morning as the sun rises, it's the ...

25/07/2022

One of the most prominent and enduring natural features of Gonarezhou National Park is the beautiful Chilojo Cliffs.

These magnificent red sandstone cliffs have been formed through eons of erosion and overlook the scenic Runde River valley.

24/07/2022

Darwendale Recreational Park occupies a total area of 11 200 hectares. Of this area, just less than 3 quarters is covered by the Lake Manyame water body.

The Great Manyame Lake is home to vast aquatic species like the Mozambican bream, bass fish and the hunyani salmon.

Families can enjoy a lot of activities at the dam which includes Fishing, Boating, Bird Watching and Game Viewing.

22/07/2022

Sunungukai Game Park and Lodging is a community controlled and owned small resort consisting of 4 rondavels and a gazebo.

It is a beautiful Scenic Game Park Featuring Giraffe, Elands, Zebra, Wilda-beast, Impala, Bush Buck, Crocodiles, and Monkeys.

Sunungukai is 150 kms from Harare . Situated about 60 kms north of Murehwa on the Mazowe River.

22/07/2022

The sleepy town of Norton is one of the fastest growing urban areas in Zimbabwe.

The former farming town is now a hive of activity with rapidly expanding residential areas across all former farming communities.

It is home to the late Oliver Mtukudzi's parlatial residence and his Pakare Paye arts centre.

If you happen to be in Norton, Elma's kitchen will serve you with delicious home cooked meals, their menu is diverse serving both local traditional and english fast foods.