Located 15 minutes from Harare city centre, in the prestigious suburb of Glen Lorne, This hotel enjoys unsurpassed views of the Domboshawa Range. This luxury boutique hotel has been built in the African design of stone and thatch, and is set in beautiful gardens. Accommodation is in the classic and gracious main house and also in intimate private lodges, all have en-suite facilities. The luxury of Imba Matombo, which means "House of Stone" is complemented with gourmet food and fine wines. For the more active guests, there is a tennis court and a large 25m swimming pool.

Located within easy walking distance of the Falls and the main shopping villages, this grand old Edwardian hotel was built 1904 and provided an upmarket getaway for the early settlers. Without detracting from the old world atmosphere, the hotel was recently renovated and modernised. Today it offers guests spacious accommodation, excellent service and cuisine from a choice of restaurants, as well as a delightful swimming pool set in sprawling gardens.

This Lodge is situated on 50,000 hectares of unspoilt bushland on the banks of the Zambezi River, by road it is 45 kilometres upstream from Victoria Falls. The lodge is one of the prestigious Conservation Corporation group of properties and the emphasis here is on luxury, fine cuisine, excellent service and quality game viewing acitivities. You will have a choice of either Water Lodge or Safari Camp and from either you activities include professionally guided morning and evening game walks and drives plus the option to canoe or boat along the Zambezi River.

This Water Lodge rambles along 15 kilometres of Zambezi river frontage and accommodates guests in spacious, air-conditioned suites of natural wood and slate under thatch - each has it's own private plunge pool and spectacular views out over the river. Safari Camp on the other hand, sets new standards in tented elegance with its canvas canopy over large glass paned windows which frame the view over the plain and waterhole. All rooms are air-conditioned and there is a pool, lounge and shaded decks for relaxing.

Located just outside the western boundary of the Mana Pools National Park the camp is set on the banks of the Zambezi River and looks out to the hills of Zambia. This is one of the legendary camps of southern Africa - a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The camp consists of just 8 thatched chalets with en suite bathrooms, an open-air dining room under a large mahogany tree and a bar / campfire area on the sandy bank of the river. Zimbabwe has one of the most respected guiding qualifications in Africa and at Chikwenya your guides will escort game drives, game walks, birding trips and / or boating on the river.

This is one of the few camps located in a private area within Hwange National Park and it provides a more isolated wildlife experience. The camp overlooks one of the park's large pans and waterholes, which holds water naturally for most of the year. When the waterhole dries up, we pump water to help the animals survive the long dry winter season. This ensures that there is great animal activity in front of the camp. Game viewing starts right in front of your room. The ten large tented rooms, each with en suite and private viewing platform, are large and airy with wonderful views. The main living area is under cool thatch and includes a dining room, a lounge, an indoor and an outdoor raised game viewing platform and a small plunge pool.