20 Best Tourist Attractions in Zimbabwe
Page Contents
1. Chilojo Cliffs
2. Victoria Falls
3. Lake Kariba
4. Kadoma
5. Gonarezhou National Park
6. Matusadona National Park
7. Mana Pools National Park
8. Chinhoyi
9. Mutirikwi National Park
10. Masvingo
11. Mutare
12. Hwange National Park
13. Nyanga National Park
14. Matobo National Park
15. Bulawayo
16. Harare
17. Nyanga Mountain
18. Great Zimbabwe
19.Matopos National Park
20. Chinhoyi Cave
1. Chilojo Cliffs
The Chilojo cliffs are located amid the great Gonarezhou National Park. They were formed as a result of a lengthy natural process including water and wind degradation, which happens over countless years. Even though the cliffs are seen in the park which is the main draw, they are amazing to observe. From over the red colored cliffs, a view of the Runde River can be experienced. This mesmerizing view obviously draws the attention of any visitor.
2. Victoria Falls
The glorious Victoria Falls is an evident must do, must visit and must-see tourist attraction. Victoria Falls town and resort offer plenty of entertainment activities which make it a great destination to visit. Besides the rumbling falls that stand on the booming Zambezi River which in themselves are the actual reason for the visit, there are a number of other hilarious activities that one can participate in. Guests can enjoy Bungee jumping, white water rafting, abseiling and of course, the glamorous riverboat cruising all in one place. The little town attracts such a great number of visitors each and every year. According to Zimbabwe tourism chief, nearly 2 million visitors have visited as of February 2016 (a nine percent rise from the past year’s 1.8 million). Because of its popularity, it must be first on any person’s tour and must do list when in Zimbabwe.
3. Lake Kariba
Located on the border of Zambia, this lake is one of the biggest manmade lakes on earth. It offers access to the exciting Kariaba Dam which is one of the most wonderful engineering feats in these parts. This lake is responsible for a rich ecosystem consisting of game, birds and fish. The tiny lakeside town attracts thousands of visitors a year to the absolute northern tip of the country. Visiting Kariba is a worthwhile effort. Besides the big lake and the cultural importance of the Kariba, once there one can enjoy plenty of entertainment activities including the customary African experience of game viewing, a fishing tour and best of all, an excursion on a boat house just living life while on the drift. Spectators can enjoy the red-pink African sunsets in the company of local people, as the evening hues fall over Antelope Island in far.
