Zimbabwe is cradled between two great African rivers - the myth-shrouded perennial Zambezi and the "great grey green greasy" seasonal Limpopo - between these two majestic watercourses lies a wealth of scenic landscapes, remnants of ancient civilisations and incredible wildlife. 

Spectacular granite landscapes rise up out of miombo woodland and mopane savannah in the south-west, while on the central plateau are extensive moist grasslands and broad-leaved woodland; to the south-east lie the dry woodlands and bushveld of the lowveld while in the north-west corner the Zambezi River pours over the world-famous Victoria Falls. 

Hwange National Park and Mana Pools National Park are world-renowned and both offer spectacular game viewing experiences and the canoe safaris on the southern banks of the Zambezi around Mana Pools offer something utterly life changing.