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Zimbabwe Travel Articles
 Bulawayo and Matobos
Bulawayo is the second largest city in Zimbabwe. Wide, tree-lined streets and suburban lawns make it hard to believe that the Kalahari desert lies over the Botswana border at nearby Plumtree...
[more information] Crocodile Dundee
Carrie Hampton bumped into Zimbabwe's version of Crocodile Dundee on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe. She tagged along with the handsome hero for...
[more information] Eco-Tourism: Zimbabwe
If you care about eco-issues, Zimbabwe�s Pamushana Lodge sounds alarmingly opulent. In each of its six villas, sliding glass walls open onto a private swimming pool with panoramic hilltop views...
[more information] Harare and Midlands
In 1896, Cecil Rhodes' Pioneer column staked its claim to this fertile high-lying plateau with its mild climate and named it Salisbury after a British Prime Minister. Today, the capital of Zimbabw
[more information] Hippos in the Zambezi
Hippos and Headwinds - Carrie Hampton negotiated the Zambezi river, full of hippos and crocs, in a flimsy fibreglass canoe and against monumental head winds. She lived to tell the story. In a...
[more information] Kariba Magic
Lake Kariba must be one of the most peaceful places to truly chill out, particularly on a houseboat heading from one end of this inland sea to the other. There is nothing much to do but to relax...
[more information] Lake Kariba
Lake Kariba - Zimbabwe's Inland Ocean, must be one of the most peaceful places to truly chill out, particularly on a houseboat heading from one end of this inland sea to the other...
[more information] Shona Sculptures
Carving it up in Zimbabwe: This article features a Shona sculptor in the Eastern Highlands of Zimbabwe, doing the only thing he knows - shaping local rocks into works of art. Read Carrie Hampton's...
[more information] Zimbabwe Facts
The rains come in late November and it stays hot and sticky until early March. Winter stretches from May through to August and is rarely colder than your average Mediterranean summer. Full IDD and
[more information]- Zimbabwe in Depth
For a small, land-locked country, not quite the size of California, Zimbabwe has more than its fair share of scenery. There's something for everyone's Kodak. From that great man-made lake and wild
[more information]  Zimbabwe Lowveld
The hot, dry lowveld of south-eastern Zimbabwe is the Africa of poster images; red earth and silhouetted baobabs against a fiery sunset sky. Granite domes dwarf the spreadeagled msasa trees and...
[more information] Zimbabwe National Parks
Zimbabwe's Game Reserves were initially founded as a means of using unproductive land. Little regard was given to modern conservation values, but once these evolved, the country became a world...
[more information] Zimbabwe's History
4 million years ago: Estimated dates of hominid communities established in southern and east Africa. These man-apes would have been no bigger than a ten-year-old child. Homo erectus hunts the...
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