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This 3-day itinerary in Harare is crafted for families with children, blending educational cultural experiences with thrilling wildlife adventures and plenty of outdoor fun. Explore historical sites, marvel at local art, get up close with animals, and relax in beautiful natural settings, ensuring memorable moments for all ages.
National Heroes Acre, Chapungu Sculpture Park and 1 more
See the dayLion & Cheetah Park, Wild Is Life Trust and ZEN and 1 more
See the dayNational Botanical Gardens, National Museum of Zimbabwe (Queen Victoria Museum) and 1 more
See the dayOpening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.
Kids can learn about Zimbabwe's history and national heroes in a grand, spacious setting perfect for a bit of walking and reflection.
Allow ample time to explore the monuments and learn about the country's past; guided tours are often available to provide deeper insights.
Children will enjoy exploring the beautiful gardens filled with impressive stone sculptures, sparking their creativity and imagination in an open-air gallery.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking around the expansive grounds; consider visiting in the cooler parts of the day for a more pleasant experience.
A fantastic opportunity for kids to see indigenous wildlife like giraffes and zebras up close in a natural bush environment, often with pony rides available.
Check their schedule for guided walks or animal feeding times to enhance the experience; booking in advance for specific activities is recommended.
Kids will be thrilled to see lions, cheetahs, and other wild animals, with opportunities for close-up encounters and photo ops that create lasting memories.
Arrive early to avoid crowds and catch the animals at their most active; inquire about feeding times or special interaction sessions upon arrival.
This sanctuary offers a heartwarming experience to learn about and interact with rescued and orphaned wildlife, promoting conservation awareness in a gentle way.
Visits are typically by appointment only, so book well in advance to secure your spot for a guided tour and ensure availability.
Families can browse a variety of local crafts and artworks, finding unique souvenirs while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere of the estate.
Combine your visit with lunch at one of the on-site cafes; parking is usually ample, making it an easy stop.
A serene escape where kids can run freely, explore diverse plant species, and enjoy a picnic amidst beautiful, tranquil surroundings.
Bring a blanket and snacks for a relaxing picnic; wear hats and sunscreen, especially during sunny days as there is plenty of open space.
Engage curious young minds with exhibits on Zimbabwe's natural history, archaeology, and cultural heritage, offering an educational indoor activity.
Allocate at least 2-3 hours to explore the various galleries; check for any temporary children's exhibits that might be running.
Enjoy a day by the water with options for boating, fishing, or simply picnicking and playing in the expansive natural setting, perfect for outdoor family fun.
Consider hiring a boat for a unique perspective of the lake; pack drinks and snacks as amenities can be limited in certain areas of the park.
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