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Visiting Zimbabwe in March

Water levels at Victoria Falls are at the perfect level to see the gorges and geology of the area, and the famous spray rainbows are in evidence too. Combine this with the rocky outcrops in the Matopos region for an immersion into colonial and ancient culture.

Visiting Zimbabwe in April - May

April heralds the re-opening of Mana Pools, a World Heritage national park particularly famous for walking safaris. The days feel fresher and brighter throughout April and May as the seasonal rains end, and the landscape is looking lush and green.

Visiting Zimbabwe in June - July

The weather turns colder at night as the winter sets in — take plenty of layers as temperatures can get down to freezing. June marks the return of the wildlife to pumped waterholes in Hwange and this is the perfect time for photographers to explore the sunken hides for wildlife viewing from a different angle before the parks get busier over the holiday period.

Visiting Zimbabwe in August - September

The days are bright and clear, with barely a cloud in the sky. Temperatures fall at night, and sightings are continuous. Though the camps are likely to be full, the majority are on private concessions so you still get exclusivity and no crowds.

Events & Festivals

• Fantastic wildlife sightings and an interesting insight into the life of a Hwange ranger. Join the park rangers at the annual game count as they stake out the waterholes to check the animal numbers passing through Hwange National Park.

Visiting Zimbabwe in October

The days are heating up, with temperatures reaching well into the 90°Fs. Wildlife sightings are also at their peak as the dry season ends.