Where to stay, eat and explore in Zimbabwe
Destinations
Travel guides
ChitungwizaThe Town is situated about twenty-five (25) kilometres to the south of Harare and approximately ten (10) kilometres from the Harare International Airport. Chitungwiza is currently divided into twenty-...
ChivhuName: Enkeldoorn, Chivhu’s original name, is an Afrikaans name meaning “lone thorn”. It refers to the tree acacia robusta and implies that a single specimen once grew there. The name was adopted in 18...
ZvishabaneAided by a flurry of mineral resources abound in the town and its surrounds, Zvishavane’s economy has witnessed meteoric growth over the past decade or so. Infrastructure The mineral abundance has cha...
BinduraBackground: Bindura is the administrative capital of Mashonaland Province. The perennial Mazowe River runs around Bindura and through the north-eastern perimeter. Bindura was originally named Kimberle...
MutareHistory Over 100 years ago, this region was ruled by Mutasa, chief of the Manyika and was named Mutare or sometimes “Nyautare” meaning “a piece of stone.” The name probably came about as a result disc...
Gambarimwe CaveTop left is the largest camp scene with a many couples accompanied by children, their bags and weapons by their sides and hunters at the edges of the scene. Five circles of stippling are associated wi...