Zimbabwe · BULAWAYO AND MATOBO HILLS TOURS
Granite balanced in impossible stacks, rhino tracked on foot and rock paintings older than anything else you will see on this trip. These 6 tours cover the hills and the city below them, with drive times that matter when you are coming from the falls.
Explore Matobo National Park with rhinos, rock art, Ndebele history, Rhodes’ Grave, scenic views, BBQ lunch, and hotel pickup.
“My wife and I took the "Best of Matobo" tour and wow was it amazing!!! We saw 7 different Rhinos throughout the park, as well as Zebra, Wildebeest, Baboons, Small Antelope and countless bird species!! We also saw ancient Bushmen rock aRead more”
Track white rhinos, read ancient footprints, visit San rock paintings, and share a barbecue lunch on a small-group Matobo safari.
“What a fabulous experience. Getting up close to the amazing White Rhinos. Guides and rangers do a fabulous job protecting these amazing beasts.”
Review of Matobo Hills’ $140 rhino tracking day trip from Bulawayo, with rock art, Rhodes’ grave, lunch, wildlife, and practical tips.
“That was an amazing journey! Our guide Blessing was extremely knowledgeable. He took us rhino tracking, showed us prehistoric rock paintings, and explained the history in great detail. He also brought a generous amount of fruit and snacks for us. Although we had lunch a bit late, it was at a lodge with beautiful view, and the food was excellent. I truly enjoyed this day trip!”
Review of the Matopos half-day tour from Bulawayo, with rhinos, San rock art, Rhodes’ grave, granite hills, costs, tips, and practical details.
“I highly recommend. I booked just a few days before my trip. Lesley was really great and responsive. On the day I went with Lesley and Valentine, they were both very knowledgeable about the park and history of Zim. I have a very pleasant visit. I would book again.”
Review of the Khami Ruins day trip from Bulawayo, with private transport, expert guiding, UNESCO history, costs, timing, and booking advice.
“The Khami Ruin is close to Bulawayo and it is worth visiting. The local on-site guide kindly explained the details about the ruin.”
Explore Bulawayo’s royal roots, railway past, Victorian buildings, Makokoba township, local food, and crafts on a four-hour guided tour.
The gorge, the river, the game roads and the road south.
