Zimbabwe Safaris

Zimbabwe Safaris – The vibrant heart of Africa. A flood of primal energy. Spectacle that surpasses the imagination. Principality of the heroic. Preserve of the unexpected. A living memory to lost civilizations. A journey into wonder. A confrontation with nature at its rawest and most profound. Privy to the private enclaves of the colonial era. Enshrouded in majesty. Glorified by unabashed scenic extravagance. Epitomised by the thundering spectacle of Mosi-oa-Tunya, the Victoria Falls, thrusting elbow of the mighty Zambezi. Playground and frontier for the adventurer, the sportsman, and nature’s own admiration societies. Where sorties are made through the gauntlet of unique attractions that spell out the phonetics of Africa. Zimbabwe. An experience that can be savoured, remembered, but never forgotten.

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Zimbabwe Safaris

What Weather to expect on a Zimbabwe Safari

The climate is warm without being oppressive, with a daily sunshine average of seven hours all year round. Generally, days are bright and sunny and nights clear and cold. Within the country, temperatures and rainfall are directly influenced by altitude. The highveld and eastern highlands are cooler and the lowveld and the Zambezi Valley hotter, with summer temperatures often soaring over 35°C, well above the highveld average of 28°C. November to April are rainy summer months, with the dry winter running from May to July, when daytime winter temperatures range from 13°C to 20°C but can fall to -5°C at night. The August to October period is particular hot and dry.

Best Time to Go on a Zimbabwe Safari