Being a landlocked country does not stop Zimbabwe from having a lot of tourist attractions. It is known for its diversified wildlife, the Victoria falls among others. Truly, there are many amazing tourist destinations in Zimbabwe. On the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls make a thundering 108m drop into narrow Batoka Gorge, where there’s white-water rafting and bungee-jumping. Downstream are Matusadona and Mana Pools national parks, home to hippos, rhinos and birdlife

Widely known as the Rainbow nation due to its cultural diversity , South Africa is a favorite tourist destination in Africa offering great culinary delights, wildlife , adventure and natural beauty. Cape Town ranked one of the best places to visit in the country , it features the Table Mountain one of the oldest mountains in the world , Robben Island which is a historical landmark known for housing political prisoners such as Nelson Mandela and not forgetting the popular cape Winelands with a number of wineries and longest wine route in the world. The country boasts a bit of “everything” , nature reserves , game parks , beaches and stunning scenery.

Home of the one side of the magnificent Victoria Falls ( the world’s largest waterfall) which is located at the boarder of Zimbabwe and Zambia. With a total of 19 national parks across the country  Zambia is well known for its wildlife and walking safaris. You are guaranteed of personal encounter with the magnificent Big 5 as most of its parks are unfenced. The Victoria Falls Bridge offers quite a number of water activities such as river rafting and bunjee jumping.

Located in the South East region of Africa, Mozambique is the perfect place for beach holidays , romantic getaways as well as wild reserves offering world class game viewing. More affordable than the Seychelles and less built-up than Mauritius, Mozambique is fast becoming the place to go for classic tropical island holidays. Its wide mainland beaches are lapped by the warm Indian Ocean but the most appealing destinations lie just offshore: two clusters of postcard-perfect islands dot the blue horizon – the Bazaruto Archipelago in the south and the exclusive private islands of the Quirimbas Archipelago near the Tanzanian border in the far north.