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Half of the world's largest sheet of falling water, granite ruins that gave the country its name and remain Africa's greatest medieval mystery, and safari country that draws far fewer crowds than its southern neighbors.
Explore Zimbabwe on the map →Considered the largest sheet of falling water on Earth by combined width and height, with the most extensive and dramatic viewpoints found on Zimbabwe's side.
Zimbabwe's largest national park, home to one of Africa's largest elephant populations alongside lions, wild dogs, and dense general game.
A UNESCO World Heritage site and the stone-walled capital of a medieval African kingdom, the largest ancient structure in sub-Saharan Africa south of the Sahara.
A 111-metre jump from a historic bridge spanning the gorge between Zimbabwe and Zambia, one of the most famous bungee sites in the world.