Mukuvisi Woodlands

Take a nature walk through Mukuvisi Woodlands’ protected reserve. On your stroll, you may see giraffes, zebras, impalas, elands, wildebeest, sable, bushbuck, and a variety of birds. Additional activities include bike riding or horseback riding. Visitors can also relax with coffee or snacks during the visit. (120 mins)

Haka Game Park

Alternatively, explore Haka Game Park for a safari drive. Here, you can see giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, kudu, and over 280 bird species. Horseback riding, canoeing, and fishing are also available within the park. (120 mins)

Chiremba/Epworth Balancing Rocks

These iconic Chiremba Balancing Rocks were declared a national monument in 1994. These naturally sculpted granite formations appear to defy gravity and symbolise Zimbabwean resilience. The boulders rest in striking stacked shapes formed by centuries of weathering and erosion. You can also see them on the Zimbabwean currency. (60 mins)

Shona Sculpture Gallery

Explore Zimbabwe’s renowned stone art at the Shona Sculpture Gallery. Stroll through beautiful gardens featuring contemporary and traditional works by local artists. Entry is free, though tipping is appreciated. (60 mins)

Harare

End your day with a visit to Harare’s Central Business District. You can choose to explore on foot or to take a drive through the heart of Harare.
Alternatively, drive to The Kopje, a historic rocky hill in the city centre and a designated National Monument. The site offers views over Harare and is home to memorials honoring soldiers and figures from Zimbabwe’s liberation history. (60 mins)