Things to Do in Zimbabwe in April

This guided experience moves through the capital's diplomatic avenues. It passes the angular concrete of National Heroes Acre. It enters the lively chaos of Mbare Musika market. You will hear vendors selling piles of seasonal butternut squash. You will smell the sharp tang of fresh herbs. The tour often ends with a city view from the Kopje. Feel the warm, late-afternoon sun. Harare's large suburbs stretch toward the horizon.

This journey is a look at into the aquatic lifeline of southern Africa. You will drift past elephants bathing on sandy banks. You will hear the explosive splash of hippos at dusk. Fall asleep to the sound of rushing water against the tent canvas. Days are spent fishing for tigerfish or navigating quiet channels under ebony trees. Feel the cool river spray.

This is a pilgrimage to the silent, granite ruins of the ancient city. See the morning sun catch the precise, mortarless curves of the Great Enclosure. Hear nothing but wind whispering through dry grass. The scale of the stonework is impressive. It feels cool and solid to the touch. It evokes the sophistication of a lost kingdom.

This tour contrasts raw, dry beauty with water-based game viewing. In Hwange National Park, you will see dust plumes rise from herds of buffalo. You will hear the resonant roar of lions after dark. The experience shifts to Chobe, Botswana. Feel the dry, sandy soil of the Kalahari. Then feel the humid breeze off the Chobe River.

Play on immaculate, rolling fairways. They are lined with mature msasa and flamboyant trees. The only sounds are the strike of the ball and the chatter of hadeda ibises. Crisp, highveld air and the scent of freshly cut grass define this secluded sporting experience within the city.

This service offers immediate, easy passage from the airport's arrivals hall. Feel the relief of escaping the crowd. Move into a private vehicle for the drive into Harare. You will pass fields of yellow sunflowers and the city's distinctive granite kopjes.