14 Things to Do in Zimbabwe

The world's largest curtain of falling water — 1,700m wide, 108m tall, and audible from 40km away.

Zimbabwe's largest national park with 45,000 elephants — one of Africa's greatest concentrations.

A 12th-century stone city built without mortar — the largest stone structure in sub-Saharan Africa.

A UNESCO World Heritage floodplain on the Zambezi — one of Africa's last great walking safari destinations.

Swim in a natural infinity pool at the very edge of Victoria Falls — one of the world's most thrilling swims.

Extraordinary balancing rock formations with San Bushman cave paintings and Cecil Rhodes's grave.

45,000 elephants and Africa's most complete Big Five park experience.

A 12th-century stone city — the largest ancient structure in sub-Saharan Africa.

Float down the Zambezi at sunset watching hippos and elephants on the riverbank.

Bungee jump from the Victoria Falls Bridge — 111m over the Zambezi Gorge.

Walk among elephants, lions, and wild dogs in Hwange's dry season wilderness.

Africa's largest man-made lake — houseboat safaris and tigerfish fishing.

Zimbabwe's second city has a thriving arts scene and the Natural History Museum of Zimbabwe.

Track white rhinos on foot through the spectacular granite kopjes of Matobo National Park.