NATIONAL PARKS

Zimbabwe’s national parks protect some of southern Africa’s most remarkable landscapes, from elephant-rich savannas and wild river valleys to ancient granite hills and remote mountain wilderness. Explore the country’s protected areas, discover their wildlife and unique attractions, and find the information you need to plan your next adventure.

Some of the scenes you come across on Zimbabwe national parks

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More about Zimbabwe's National Parks

Gonarezhou National Park, aptly named "The Place of Elephants," stands as Zimbabwe's second-largest national park, encompassing over 5,000 square kilometers of untouched wilderness.

Gonarezhou National Park: A Hidden Safari Gem in Zimbabwe

Gonarezhou National Park, aptly named "The Place of Elephants," stands as Zimbabwe's second-largest national park, encompassing over 5,000 square kilometers of untouched wilderness. Situated in the southeastern corner of the country, it shares borders with Mozambique and South Africa, forming a crucial component of the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Park.
Zimbabwe National Parks are one of Zimbabwe's greatest treasures providing a sanctuary for wildlife and offer unforgettable experiences for visitors.

Zimbabwe National Parks

One of Zimbabwe's greatest treasures are its national parks, which provide a sanctuary for wildlife and offer unforgettable experiences for visitors.