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Zimbabwe's oldest national park in the Eastern Highlands, home to Mount Nyangani and the Mtarazi and Pungwe falls, with trout fishing, hiking and self-catering lodges.

• Wildlife
• Hiking
• Water activities

Scenic waterfall within Nyanga National Park in the Eastern Highlands, surrounded by lush mountain scenery and forest.

Natural hot springs resort in the Save Valley between Mutare and Chimanimani with mineral pools and accommodation.

• Water activities

2,600-hectare reservoir on the Odzi River near Mutare with fishing, boating, birding, canoeing, lodges and camping.

• Water activities

Wild dog conservation centre near Hwange National Park's main gate with a visitor centre and rehabilitation facility.

• Wildlife

Roadside lookout on the Vumba road with views over the Burma Valley and into Mozambique.

• Hiking
• Scenic view

Dramatic waterfall at the source of the Pungwe River in Nyanga National Park, accessible by a scenic hiking trail.

Africa's largest private wildlife conservancy in Masvingo. Home to the Big Five and recently restocked with rhino populations.

National Trust of Zimbabwe scenic property at the Sebakwe River gorge near Kwekwe.

• Water activities
• Scenic view

ZimParks recreational park around Sebakwe Dam in the Midlands, used for weekend fishing, boating and hippo viewing.

• Water activities

Private ranch on the Limpopo with Massospondylus dinosaur fossil beds, rock art and birding, visited by arrangement.

ZimParks lion park opened 2020 about 30 km from Masvingo near Great Zimbabwe with a picnic area.

• Wildlife
• Family friendly

Natural rock swimming pool and waterfall at the foot of the Chimanimani mountains beside the Outward Bound centre.

• Water activities

Giant baobab on Zambezi Drive near the falls, a national monument estimated at over 1,000 years old.

• Heritage

Private game reserve north of Harare with game drives to see rhino, giraffe and antelope, plus a rock art site.

• Wildlife

Small urban game sanctuary on the outskirts of Bulawayo for walks among zebra, giraffe and antelope.

Zimbabwe's largest inland dam, completed 2017 south of Masvingo, being developed for boating, fishing and lakeside tourism.

• Water activities

ZimParks protected area in the Tuli Circle on the Shashe River in the far south-west, containing Fort Tuli and elephant-rich mopane bush.

• Wildlife
• Water activities

Harare-based sanctuary rescuing and rehabilitating injured and orphaned wild animals. Rated 4.9 out of 5 on TripAdvisor.

76,000-hectare park on the Mazowe River about 140 km from Harare offering game drives, canoeing, river swimming, cave paintings, mountain biking and self-catering lodges.

• Wildlife
• Water activities

ZimParks recreational park around Mzingwane Dam near Esigodini, 40 km from Bulawayo, used for fishing, boating and picnics.

• Water activities
• Family friendly

Crocodile farm and reptile park in Victoria Falls with guided tours and feeding.

• Wildlife

Reptile park in Victoria Falls town displaying local snake species with guided talks.

• Wildlife

Conservation research centre and wildlife laboratory outside Victoria Falls offering visitor tours of its rehabilitation and forensic facilities.

• Wildlife