On Day 1, you will arrive in Victoria Falls Town, marking the start of your adventure. After checking into your hotel, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the town and its lively markets. In the afternoon, you will visit Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. You’ll stroll along various viewpoints, capturing views of the falls and the Zambezi River. In the evening, you might opt for a sunset cruise on the Zambezi, where you can see hippos, crocodiles, and various birds, such as the African fish eagle. This first day will set the tone for your exciting Victoria tour package.

On Day 2, your Victoria tour continues with a full day of activities around the falls. You could choose a helicopter flight over Victoria Falls for a unique perspective. For those seeking adventure, options like bungee jumping off the Victoria Falls Bridge or zip-lining across the gorge will be available. You will also explore the Victoria Falls Rainforest, observing its rich plant and animal life, including bushbucks and colorful butterflies. In the afternoon, visit the Victoria Falls Cultural Village to learn about local traditions and crafts. Your day will end with a traditional dinner, deepening your appreciation for Zimbabwean culture.

On Day 3, you will depart Victoria Falls for Hwange National Park, located about 150 kilometers away. After a scenic drive, you will check into your lodge and prepare for an afternoon game drive. Hwange is home to impressive wildlife, including large herds of elephants, giraffes, lions, and zebras. As you explore the park, you will have opportunities to spot waterbucks, wildebeests, and various antelope species. Your knowledgeable guide will share insights into animal behaviors. After a day of wildlife viewing, you will return to your lodge for dinner, enjoying the sounds of the African bush at night.

On Day 4, you will spend a full day exploring Hwange National Park’s rich wildlife. Starting with an early morning game drive, you may catch glimpses of elephants at waterholes and lions resting nearby. After breakfast, you can opt for a guided walking safari to learn about smaller wildlife, like meerkats and various birds, including the lilac-breasted roller. In the afternoon, you will embark on another game drive, where leopards and cheetahs could be spotted. The day will conclude with dinner at your lodge, allowing you to reflect on the incredible wildlife you encountered.

On Day 5, you will leave Hwange National Park and travel approximately 350 kilometers to Matobo National Park. After your arrival, you will check into your accommodation and relax for a while. In the afternoon, you will take a guided tour of the park, celebrated for its unique granite hills and cultural history. You will visit Cecil Rhodes' burial site and explore ancient San rock art that tells the stories of the region's indigenous people. As the sun sets, stunning views from the granite hills will provide a perfect backdrop for photos and reflection.

On Day 6, you will spend the day exploring Matobo National Park. Starting with an early morning game drive, you may encounter rhinos, zebras, and various birds, including the impressive Verreaux's eagle. After breakfast, you will join a guided walking safari to learn about the local flora and fauna and their significance. Additionally, you will visit a nearby village to gain insight into the local lifestyle and conservation efforts. The day will end with dinner under the stars, allowing you to appreciate the beauty of Zimbabwe's night sky.

On your final day, you will travel approximately 40 kilometers to Bulawayo. Depending on your departure time, you may have the chance to visit the Natural History Museum, where you will learn about Zimbabwe's diverse wildlife. Alternatively, you could explore the Bulawayo Railway Museum to understand the history of rail transport in the country. After your activities, you will be taken to the airport, concluding your memorable 7-day Victoria tour package. The experiences and wildlife sightings will leave you with lasting memories of your time in Zimbabwe.