Talk to our Zimbabwe consultants and they’ll tell you about national parks like Hwange; founded in 1928 and renowned for its game viewing. Expert local guides will show you elephants, lions, leopard, eland and sable, as well as many of the 500 species of birds, 115 reptiles and countless amphibians and fish. In fact, it is the knowledge and skill of the guides that make Zimbabwe’s wildlife so accessible.

You could also try tiger fishing and canoeing in Mana Pools, a UNESCO World Heritage Site fed by the waters of the Lower Zambezi. Or – if big cats aren’t your thing – go birding beside Lake Kariba in Matusadona National Park. Or discover Matobo’s fascinating collection of ancient rock paintings.

Whatever your interests, Zimbabwe is very definitely back on the list of must-visits.