

Get ready for a wild adventure in Matobo National Park, located in Matopos, Zimbabwe! This gem is a haven for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts. Get up close and personal with the incredible granite rock formations or embark on a thrilling game drive to spot the Big Five. Don't forget your camera, because this park is a photographer's paradise! CGV6+4X9.
Landmark4.6/5
Matobo Hills
Matobo Hills are rounded granite domes in southwestern Zimbabwe. You drive among boulders, caves with San paintings, and wildlife moving through the hills. Some stones balance on narrow granite points.
Landmark4.4/5
Grave of Cecil John Rhodes
Cecil John Rhodes’s grave crowns Malindidzimu Hill in Matobo National Park. From the summit, you look over the Matobo Hills, where rounded granite formations break the horizon.
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M.O.T.H. Shrine Historical Site
M.O.T.H. Shrine Historical Site in Matapos, Zimbabwe, honors fallen soldiers and offers a poignant glimpse into the nation’s history, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes that inspire reflection and remembrance.
Landmark4.1/5
Maleme Dam
Water spills over this dam in Zimbabwe’s Matobo Hills, with picnic and braai areas beside the reservoir. Fish eagles have been spotted here.
Landmark4.7/5
Black Eagle Lodge
Lodge in Zimbabwe with a braai area, kiosk and tennis court.
Stay4.6/5
Amalinda Lodge
Matopos lodge set among granite boulders, with rooms guests tour to compare. Safari drives bring you close to rhinos, and there's a granite pool.
Stay4.5/5
Matobo Hills Lodge
This lodge sits among Matobo’s rock formations, with spacious rooms and guided outings to track rhinos.
Stay4.5/5
Matopo Ingwe Lodge
Lodge in Matopos with rooms offering views of the surrounding landscape and a swimming pool.
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