Ascot Tours, one of the leading tour operators in Zimbabwe, specializes in creating all-inclusive travel packages across the African continent. Our offerings include safari, beach and golf itineraries to Zimbabwe. With our expertly designed getaways, Ascot Tours ensures your clients enjoy the very best of Southern Africa, East Africa, and the Indian Ocean Islands.

Ascot Safari

Our safari tours provide travelers with wildlife experiences in Zimbabwe’s most renowned national parks. Zimbabwe is home to some spectacular Big Five national parks, including the renowned Hwange National Park, Mana Pools and Matobo National Park. Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is a spectacular waterfall located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. While not the tallest or widest single waterfall, Victoria Falls is often considered the largest waterfall in the world due to its combined width and height, creating the largest sheet of falling water. The surrounding Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park in Zambia and Victoria Falls National Park in Zimbabwe are home to diverse wildlife. Visitors can spot elephants, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, and even white rhinos. The Zambezi River is also home to hippos and crocodiles.

Ascot Golf

At Ascot Tours, we specialize in designing the perfect getaway for travelers who enjoy playing golf, by combining rounds of golf with unique activities and leisure time. By designing an itinerary that intertwines top-tier golfing with unforgettable natural encounters, we ensure that every traveler experiences Kenya’s beauty and biodiversity in a luxurious and leisurely manner.

Zimbabwe Tour Operator

The Land of Wonders

When to Travel to Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe’s golf courses are spread across different regions, so conditions might vary depending on where you’re playing. Additionally, consider combining your golfing trip with visits to iconic attractions like Victoria Falls and national parks for a well-rounded experience. Regardless of the season, Zimbabwe’s natural beauty and golfing opportunities promise a memorable experience for golf enthusiasts.

High Season

July to September

Zimbabwe’s dry season, from July to September is generally considered the best time for outdoor activities, including golf.
During these months, the weather is cooler, and the risk of rain is lower.
Golf courses are typically in good condition, providing excellent playing conditions.

Shoulder Season

April to May

The shoulder seasons of April and October offer a balance between pleasant weather and potentially fewer crowds.
These months provide a good compromise for comfortable golfing conditions without the peak season rates and crowds.

Why travel to Zimbabwe

The Land of Wonders

Victoria Falls Spectacle

Zimbabwe boasts Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. The sheer magnitude of the falls, coupled with the thundering roar of water, creates a spectacle. Visitors can witness this natural wonder from various viewpoints, take helicopter flights, or engage in activities like bungee jumping or white-water rafting in the Zambezi River.

Rich Cultural Heritage

Zimbabwe is steeped in a rich cultures with ancient ruins like Great Zimbabwe, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The remnants of this medieval city showcase the architectural and engineering prowess of the Shona people. Exploring these archaeological wonders provides a deep insight into the country’s historical roots and the advanced societies that once thrived there.

Golfing Havens in Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe offers a combination of safari and world-class golf . The country features picturesque golf courses surrounded by stunning landscapes. Elephant Hills Golf Course, situated near Victoria Falls, allows golfers to tee off with breathtaking views of the Zambezi River. The Royal Harare Golf Club, an oasis in the capital city, presents a challenging course amid the greenery. Golfers can enjoy the perfect fusion of wildlife and sport, making Zimbabwe an amazing destination for those seeking both safari and exceptional golf.

Hwange National Park Wildlife

Hwange National Park stands as Zimbabwe’s largest game reserve, offering opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts to spot the big five. The park is renowned for its vast elephant herds, diverse birdlife, and a range of other species, including lions, leopards, and rhinos. Safari experiences in Hwange provide encounters with Africa’s untamed wilderness.

Warm Hospitality and Local Cuisine

Zimbabweans are known for their warm hospitality and welcoming spirit. Travelers can engage with local communities, gaining insights into traditional customs and lifestyles. Additionally, Zimbabwean food, with its flavorful mix of indigenous ingredients, offers a delightful culinary adventure. From hearty stews to local specialties, the country’s food scene adds a delicious dimension to the travel experience.