Family Friendly Zimbabwe
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It’s no secret that children love Africa. What more could they ask for than wide open spaces, interesting animals to see and watery attractions galore. If you’re looking for the ultimate southern African safari with your kids, read on to see why Zimbabwe is an excellent choice for you.

Safari Activities for Children

Zimbabwe offers wildlife in abundance for curious young minds to admire but it can be tricky to keep those busy bodies quiet and engaged during long safari drives. Many luxury lodges in Zimbabwe have got you covered during your southern African safari with a range of age-appropriate activities. These can take the edge off while still providing opportunities for learning about and appreciating nature.

Suitable outings for children may include bird-watching, basic tracking skills and stories about the ways of the wild.

Private use camps like Tom's Little Hide and The Private Hide give you the option to tailor-make your mealtimes and game-viewing activities to suit the little ones.

You have no concerns about disturbing other guests, allowing your children’s natural exuberance to flow freely in the wilds of Africa. Experienced onsite staff members will ensure that they don’t overstep the boundaries of wildlife etiquette.

Zimbabwean folk are world-renowned for their hospitality and friendliness and you’ll find that the camp personnel are extremely tolerant and accommodating towards children and their shenanigans.

Further Afield

It’s almost a certainty that a visit to see Victoria Falls will be on your southern African safari itinerary. Despite the wide range of adrenaline-pumping adventures available at this site, you’ll find many less strenuous activities for children.

Fishing, boat cruises, museums and sightseeing are all child-friendly activities that you can enjoy with your brood during a safari in Zimbabwe.

Wherever You Go

The most family-friendly activity during any southern African safari is simply spending time together. Far from the trappings of civilization, you and your kids are forced to turn away from the blinking screens that occupy so much of your time. Limited connectivity gives a welcome respite from the internet and social media, forcing you to turn your attentions on each other and the world around you.

Get in touch if you would like to experience a truly family-friendly holiday during your southern African safari.

 

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