Home to both cultural and natural UNESCO World Heritage sites, an incredible diversity of wildlife, some of the most renowned guiding in the world, and all at a steal of a price, Zimbabwe is a hidden gem. Among the country’s many natural splendors, Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, Mana Pools National Park and Lake Kariba are sure to please with stunning landscapes, unique activities, and spectacular game viewing.
Zimbabwe shares Victoria Falls with Zambia, but boasts better vantage points of the largest waterfall on Earth. Spend the day exploring the natural beauty on foot, opt for a relaxing sunset cruise with cocktail in hand or embrace your fears and dive into the abyss of the falls while bungee jumping or perhaps somewhat less frightening a bungee swing. Spending a few days staying along the mighty Zambezi River before or after embarking on safari is strongly encouraged. 
For safari, travel to Hwange National Park for vast landscapes shaded by picturesque mopane trees where elephants are plentiful, the Big Five are common, the bird species are vast, and you have the chance to spot rare species such as white rhino, aardwolf, caracal and African wildcat. Lake Kariba, the largest man-made lake in the world,  stretches 140 miles in length, separating Zimbabwe from Zambia, It draws visitors for its incredible bird populations and superb fishing. Mana Pools, on the edge of the Zambezi River, is a landscape dominated by majestic acacia trees, famed for its incredible walking safaris, multi-day canoeing trips, and four famed pools where elephants, leopards and  lions can be at the local watering holes.