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The animals are commonly referred to as the African dog, the painted dog or scientifically as the Lycon Pictus. Interestingly … weiterlesenWild Dog Research Station

David Livingstone is believed to be the first explorer to have discovered Victoria Falls; in 1860 he spread the word … weiterlesenVictoriafälle, Simbabwe

In the 1920’s the Save Valley was stocked with cattle farms, the main source of income for the area. The … weiterlesenSave Valley Conservancy

He may not have lived very long but he accomplished a lot of amazing achievements in his short life; he … weiterlesenRhodes Grave

The Pungwe Falls is a tiered waterfall; many beautiful tiers and plunges make up the entire waterfall system… It winds … weiterlesenPungwe Falls

The surrounding area of Nyanga contains an abundance of archaeological remains – pathways, structures, ruins and iron artefacts are found … weiterlesenNyanga

Mutare was founded as a fort and a city and, interestingly, it was relocated (the entire city and fort; houses, … weiterlesenMutare

Until 2002, the Mutarazi Falls was thought to be the fifth highest waterfall in the world. In 2002 the Gocta … weiterlesenMutarazi Falls

The Matuzviadonha hills rise for over 600 m high making the Matusadona National Park a great location for a hiking … weiterlesenMatusadona National Park

The Matobo Hills cover an area of about 3100km², of which 440 km² is National Park (the rest of which … weiterlesenMatobo National Park & Matopos Hills

Known as Fort Victoria until 1982 (after the English Queen) the current name Masvingo refers to the famous walled enclosures … weiterlesenMasvingo

Mana Pools covers 2,500 square kilometres of river frontage, islands, sandbanks and pools. It is flanked by forests of mahogany, … weiterlesenMana Pools

The shoreline in Zimbabwe has protected safari areas and Mana Pools National Park, a World Heritage Site renowned for its … weiterlesenLower Zambezi National Park

Lake Kariba was filled between 1958 and 1963 following the completion of the Kariba Dam. The dam wall was built … weiterlesenLake Kariba

Dammed at the confluence of the Mshagashe and Mutirikwi Rivers, Lake Mutirikwi forms two sides of a 12 000 hectare … weiterlesenLake at Great Zim Mutirikwi

Situated on the main road between Bulawayo and the world famous Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park boasts a tremendous selection … weiterlesenHwange Nationalpark:

Before 1982, Harare was known as Salisbury. Founded in 1890, Salisbury was the capital of Southern Rhodesia until 1980, when … weiterlesenHarare

It is believed that the Great Zimbabwe Ruins may hold the key to the mystery of the lost civilization of … weiterlesenGreat Zimbabwe Ruins

The Chimanimani National Park, part of the Eastern highlands, is an incredible region running over 300 km’s from north to … weiterlesenEastern Highlands

Travellers who seek wilderness and solitude will love Chizarira; there are few visitors, no tarred roads, no accommodation (other than … weiterlesenChizarira Nationalpark

The Chinhoyi Caves are named after a local chief who used them as a refuge from Ndebele raiders. Until a … weiterlesenChinhoyi Höhlen

The Chimanimani Mountains are composed mostly of sandstone, but it is distinguished by its huge volcanic peaks. These peaks stretch … weiterlesenChimanimani Gebirge

Referred to as the “Mountains of the Mist” (Bvumba is the Shona name for “mist”) the Bvumba Mountains are often … weiterlesenBvumba Mountains

The Bulawayo area has been populated since prehistoric times. The San (Bushman) people created their unique rock art in the … weiterlesenBulawayo