Chizarira National Park Zimbabwe

Chizarira National Park is a national park located in the northern part of Zimbabwe. With an area of ​​2,000 square kilometers (490,000 acres), Jozef behr it is the third largest national park in Zimbabwe and also one of the least known due to its isolated situation on the Zambezi escarpment. It has good wildlife populations and some majestic scenery.

Darwendale Recreational Park

Did you know that the 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 which is home to vast aquatic species such as the Mozambican bream, bass fish and the hunyani salmon.

The park has lodges and campsites for accommodation as well as picnic sites. For a weekend getaway, visit Darwendale Recreational Park.

Mana Pools National Park

Mana Pools National Park is located in Zimbabwe along the Zambezi River and on the border with Zambia. The park covers an area of ​​2,612 square miles (6,766 sq km).

This wide area of ​​plains generates a series of lakes during the rainy season. As the waters begin to cool, the remaining pools become excellent game viewing locations as wildlife flock to these natural watering holes. It is these remaining pools that attract the animals and create this spectacular game viewing setting.

Nyangombe Falls

Meet this series of waterfalls on the western tip of Nyanga National Park, another of the many waterfalls on Nyanga’s grounds. If you can, one of the must-dos that you won’t regret when you reminisce about your experience here is to take a drone photo while sitting or standing on top of the Falls. Near the falls, the Nyangombe River cascades down the cliffs into a natural pool and sandy area called Brighton Beach.

Pungwe Falls

Pungwe Falls is a tiered waterfall; many beautiful tiers and plunges make up the entire waterfall system… It winds its way through the mountain and shows its strong current of water between rocks and high ground.

The waterfall is surrounded by cliffs, open fields, trees, bushes and undeveloped land. Pungwe is located in the Nyanga area overlooking the Honde Valley.

Tshabalala Game Sanctuary zimbabwe

Tshabalala is located about 10 km from the city center on the Matopos road. It is a thorn bushveld wildlife sanctuary and is home to a variety of birds and wildlife. Some of them include guinea fowl, francolins, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, impala, tsessebe and other smaller antelopes, as well as many species of wildfowl and waterfowl.

Vumba Botanical Gardens

The Botanical gardens are approximately 30km from Mutare. You drive along Vumba road and get to a Y junction with several sign posts