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Game For Anything

A tree-house in Hwange National Park

Hwange National Park is the largest and best gameviewing area in Zimbabwe and, some say, all of Africa. With roughly 15,000 sq km of protected parklands, it's around the size of Wales or Belgium. During a short stay here it is not impossible to see up to 50 different species of animal and bird life...


Godzone country

Submerged trees in Lake Kariba, on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia

"Welcome to my home", said the beaming taxi driver at Harare airport in such warm, lilting tones that I should have realised the pull had already started. "To my home" I kept thinking on the drive into the Zimbabwean capital, not to Harare or even Zimbabwe, but "to my home". In all my years of travelling, no-one had ever said that to me before.

 

 


In the Wild - Africa in widescreen

Elephants at a waterhole in Hwange National Park (above); typical tree-house accommodation (below)

A live geography lesson in wide screen, Zimbabwe is an ideal place to take kids on a family holiday but check first - many lodges won't take children under 12 and they often aren't allowed on game drives.


On safari

A giraffe in Hwange National Park (above); Bumi Hills Safari Lodge (right)

Don a safari suit and take off like Livingstone, either in five-star luxury, cocooned in some of Zimbabwe'sfinest hotels and resorts or sleeping out under the African stars in a tent or thatched tree-house.


 

 
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