Posts Tagged ‘Zimbabwe’
Youth Conservation Program
Do you know anyone between the ages of 17-25 years old with an interest in wildlife? Young adults with a passion for conservation will be excited to learn of Imvelo Safari Lodges’ special conservation course. In its second season, this short course focuses on community-based tourism and conservation. There will be two 8-day courses in…
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The Zambezi Wanderer
There are a number of reasons to consider Zimbabwe for your next safari. Zimbabwe is home to vast national parks full of game with a remote, wilderness feel. Hwange National Park is the largest park in Zimbabwe. Hwange has always been renowned for its incredible diversity of wildlife, and to this day it boasts more…
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Camp Hwange, Zimbabwe
Camp Hwange is a classic safari camp situated on its own private concession deep in the Sinamatella area of Hwange National Park. This small and intimate camp offers canvas and thatch bungalow accommodations of a unique style and perfect for guests who seek a true wilderness experience and a wonderful feeling of being immersed in…
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What is the KAZA Visa?
You should be aware of the new KAZA Visa if you’re traveling to the Victoria Falls region and want to explore the neighboring countries of Zimbabwe or Zambia. The KAZA Visa allows entry into participating countries with one visa. Instead of buying individual visas for Zimbabwe and Zambia the KAZA Visa allows entry into both…
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Victoria Falls – “The Smoke that Thunders”
Victoria Falls is one of the world’s natural wonders and is easily visited on your southern African safari. The Falls is formed by the Zambezi River as it cascades into a chasm 300 feet deep and over a mile wide. Since the Zambezi forms the boundary between Zambia and Zimbabwe, about ¾ of the Falls…
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Why You Should Consider a Safari to Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe was once considered the crown jewel of the southern Africa safari circuit, with enormous parks, abundant game, and spectacular landscapes. But with the economic and political challenges of the past decade or so, it’s reputation has slipped. However, tourism in Zimbabwe is slowly making a coming back.
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