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Kazungula
Remote grassland national park in the north-western corner of Zimbabwe between Kazungula and Hwange, known as a wildlife migration corridor.
Kariba
Africa's largest man-made lake by volume, created by the Kariba Dam on the Zambezi; the base for houseboat safaris, tiger fishing, sunset cruises and access to Matusadona.
Scenic lake park near Great Zimbabwe offering boating, fishing and game viewing with giraffe and zebra on the shore.
$$$$$Budget(under $5 per person)
Esigodini
Waterfall in Matabeleland South listed by the Zimbabwe Tourism Authority.
Bulawayo
Bulawayo City Council nature reserve and aloe garden in Burnside suburb.
Mazowe
Private game park near Mazowe listed on Tripadvisor as a nature and wildlife area.
Chiredzi
Private 50,000-hectare reserve bordering Gonarezhou with Big Five, rock art and the Singita Pamushana lodge.
Mana Pools National Park is located in the northernmost part Zimbabwe along the Zambezi River to its north, flows towards the Indian Ocean.
$$$$$Mid-range($20–$60 per person)
UNESCO World Heritage Site on the Zambezi floodplains. Famous for walking safaris and canoe trips with elephants, lions and wild dogs.
$$$$$Upmarket($60–$150 per person)
ZimParks recreational park around Manjirenji Dam in Zaka district, Masvingo province.
Nyanga
Trout-stocked dam inside Nyanga National Park with ZimParks lodges and boating.
Ancient granite hills near Bulawayo with the world's highest concentration of San rock art. Home to black and white rhino, leopard and Cecil Rhodes' grave.
$$$$$Affordable($5–$20 per person)
National park along the Lake Kariba shoreline famous for large buffalo herds, predators and excellent tiger fishing.
$$$$$Mid-range($20–$60 per person)
Muzarabani
Mountain wilderness area on the Zambezi escarpment north of Harare with hiking, horse trails and the Sohwe Falls.
A serene dam surrounded by natural beauty, ideal for picnics, fishing, and boating.
$$$$$Budget(under $5 per person)
Banket
Large dam near Banket surrounded by hills, popular for boating, fishing and picnicking, with private lodges on its shores.
Harare
Protected urban wetland in the Monavale suburb known for birdwatching.
Nyanga
Zimbabwe's highest mountain (2,592 m) inside Nyanga National Park, climbed via a marked trail from the car park.
National Trust reserve on a granite hill on the edge of Mutare with walking trails, rock art and a historic Iron Age site.
Masvingo
ZimParks sanctuary around Mushandike Dam west of Masvingo.
Mutorashanga
Flooded former chrome quarry with clear water used for swimming and picnics north of Harare.
Mhondoro
ZimParks recreational park around Ngezi Dam in Mhondoro, used for fishing and camping.
$$$$$Budget(under $5 per person)
Domboshava
Granite mountain 30 km from Harare with a hiking route, San rock paintings and a small lake near the summit; a national monument.
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