Majestic savanna landscapes teaming with all the Big Five and more. Proud cultural heritage and celebrated customs and traditions. Burning red African sunsets rippling over the Zambezi River. A Zimbabwe photography trip  promises to deliver.Â
Situated in Southern Africa, Zimbabwe is a fantastic destination for photographers with various passions. Landscape photography? Visit one of the world’s wonders, Victoria Falls. Wildlife photography? Zimbabwe is a wonderful and somewhat underrated African photo safari destination. Nonprofit photography? Zimbabwe is home to remarkable organizations doing pivotal work in conservation. Whatever you’re after, a Zimbabwe photo tour is worth considering.
Develop your skills in wildlife photography and work on conservation projects in Zimbabwe.
A Zimbabwe photo tour promises a blend of breathtaking landscapes and diverse wildlife, creating the perfect canvas for photographers to flex their creative flair. From Victoria Falls to the Zambezi National Park, the country offers jaw-dropping scenery. The vibrant local cultures further enrich the images photographers can create. Moreover, the various wildlife conservation programs add depth to photographic experiences here, with opportunities to document important wildlife conservation efforts. So, a photography holiday in Zimbabwe is a great choice for photographers seeking both artistry and purpose.
Why travel with usZimbabwe offers outstanding wildlife opportunities all-year round, making the best time to visit a matter of preference. A good time to visit Zimbabwe, especially for wildlife photography, is from May to October. This is the dry, winter season, when the temperature cools down and there is hardly any rainfall. Wildlife can be easily spotted due to sparse vegetation, and there is less of a risk of malaria during this period.
There are countless reasons for you to visit Victoria Falls that don’t include the breathtaking scenery of the natural wonder. The largest waterfall in the world, Victoria Falls offers a variety of activities, such as bungee jumping and white rafting, which is the perfect place for adrenaline junkies and photographers alike. The town of Victoria Falls is also a great location for wildlife viewing, as there are a variety of national parks that offer game drives.
Passport holders from many countries can receive a visa on arrival, including the US, EU countries, the UK, and Canada. Passport holders of certain countries may need to apply for a visa before traveling to Zimbabwe. Regardless of the visa process, obtaining a visa will come at a cost. We advise you to check online at the Zimbabwe consulate website of your country to find out how to prepare for your arrival.
Zimbabwe has 16 different languages that are spoken, but there are 3 languages that are the most widely spoken, while the rest only have a small fraction of the population that speaks those languages. The primary languages that you’ll encounter are Shona and Ndebele, as well as English, which is the Lingua Franca of Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe is a fairly safe country, so there’s no need to worry about your safety when traveling with Penda. As you’ll be part of our tour group, your safety will be a priority for us. We’ve taken measures, such as choosing secure accommodation, to guarantee that you’ll have a comfortable experience, without having to worry.
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