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The purpose of this chapter is to help readers to understand what a safari is and to provide a sneak preview of the various safari activities available in Zimbabwe. Safari refers to almost any activity which a traveller feels like doing. Such activities may include canoeing, rafting, kayaking, or even travelling about in a car or coach while viewing nature, animals, or birds.Therefore, it follows that a safari can take place anywhere.
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Travellers can rest in the knowledge that there is a glut of safaris in Zimbabwe. One can choose a single safari or, better still, a combo (combination of tours) can be arranged by the travel agent. The actual types of safaris and where they are offered is explained in each province.
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Hunting safaris are a specialised activity undertaken by those who are licensed and trained to hunt in designated areas. However, fun-loving nonhunters are welcome to accompany trophy hunters on the long, gruelling hunting trips to witness how fearsome predators are taken down by a single bullet to the neck.
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The Umfurudzi safari area - Mashonaland East Province |
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Location: Umfurudzi is a little visited wilderness area north of the Mazowe River.
Getting there: The place is located 160 km off a neatly tarred road to the north of Harare.
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Charara safari area - Matabeleland north province |
 Location: Charara, a 1,700 km2 National Parks safari area is in the northwestern part of the country, running along the northern part of the Kariba lake
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