Zimbabwe Holidays

Zimbabwe has some of Africa's most spectacular and varied scenery linked by the majestic Zambezi River, its main artery. Beginning its journey by cascading over the Victoria Falls, the Zambezi is then squeezed through dramatic narrow gorges on its way to Lake Kariba, one of the world's largest man-made lakes. From there, it meanders on to Mana Pools Park, a haven for wildlife, before continuing east and eventually exiting into the Indian Ocean. The spectacular mountain range of the Eastern Highlands forms the border with Mozambique and provides excellent opportunities for climbing, walking, golf and trout fishing.

For those with an interest in culture, the brooding Matobo Hills are rich in history and the Great Zimbabwe Ruins inspire the visitor to speculate on an era that is still not fully understood. For wildlife, the sheer scale of Hwange National Park, with its high concentration of elephants, the wilderness of Chizarira and the remoteness of Gonarezhou are just a few of the places waiting to be explored.


Saturday Times Readers' Intinerary

11 day tour staying at Somalisa Camp and Victoria Falls Hotel.
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Saturday Times Readers' Intinerary to South Africa and Zimbabwe.

11 day tour staying at Singita Boulders and Singia Pamushane camps.
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Responsible Travel

As part of our commitment to Responsible Travel, Steppes Travel supports the following:

As part of our on-going support for conservation we make all our clients travelling to Africa a member of Tusk Trust for one year.


We support Footballs for Fun, asking our clients if they would like to take a flat packed football to give to poor children in Africa.


We are also members of ATTA, the Africa Travel Tourist Association, promoting responsible travel in Africa.