it was a mixture of everything, it took us a cool 16 days starting in Harare , Mutare and then our main destination Great Zimbabwe Ruins, nice sunset , and sunrise , it was all good and we were on a budget , after which we went to Bulawayo into Hwange and Victoria Falls. We camped throughout our whole trip... More

We spent a morning at Great Zimbabwe this month and found it more enjoyable than we expected. The site is just about 20 minutes from Masvingo, which is about 3.5 hours from Harare. We camped on Lake Kyle at the recreation area on the other side of the lake from Great Zim, so it took us about an hour to... More

Great Zimbabwe is lovely place. It is a walkable area being very close to Great Zimbabwe hotel. You need to bring very flexible walking shoes because the views are up the hill. The structures show how the Zimbabwean people were talented in building without using the mortar. there are also traditional dancers and some assistants who explain how the structures... More

Very interesting and scenic. Beautiful views of the surrounding bush from the Kings forrt. A guide is a definate must for this place. More

Most important historical site in southern Africa. If you visit Zimbabwe, this has to be on your programme. Take a guide (very reasonable price, you buy a voucher when you pay your entry fee) to understand the various parts of the site. The presentation in the museum is a bit dull, but the artefacts (bird statues, one of them is... More

There are dozens of ancient stone ruins from Zimbabwe's pre-colonial past, making it one of Africa's most compelling historical destinations. Yet Great Zimbabwe is by far the most impressive and beautiful of these, rating as easily Southern Africa's foremost historical attraction. Set outside the sleepy country town of Masvingo, Great Zimbabwe consists of two main parts- 'The Acropolis', which occupies... More

This was the home of Enki, on the north side of the Abzu, which is South Africa. It has NOTHING to do with 12 th century or ANY century. This is the home of one of our creators....this is where they set up the gold mining (mono atomic).....OR DOES NOBODY UNDERSTAND OUR HISTORY?? Too much federally paid for education i... More

if you are somebody who like to tour ancient structures then if you have never been to great zimbabwe you never been anywhere .it is a lovely place to visit ,well stocked museum,tour guides and very lovely surrounding scenary .the camp-site well lit and the great zimbabwe hotel near by .the lodges are clean as well. More