Driving Directions: Experience the peace, beauty of the Umfurudzi wilderness area, situated 150km from Harare. Offering serviced, self catering chalets and campsites, on banks of the Mazoe river. Enjoy game walks or drives, birding, fishing, canoeing and watch beautiful sunsets, to the grunts of our resident hippo family in the pool below. Day trippers are very welcome to bring and enjoy their own picnics and braais.
Email: wildernessafrica@zol.co.zw 
Website: www.wildernessafricatrust.org

Driving Directions: The Mukuvisi Woodlands Wildlife and Environment Centre is a 263 hectare woodland preserve, home to a variety of Zimbabwe’s indigenous flora and fauna including zebra, impala, giraffe, wildebeest, eland and crocodile. Situated close to the city centre, this peaceful haven is often the first experience many of the urban children have with the wildlife located throughout their country. They hold Family Runs/Walks on the last Sunday of every month, after which you can enjoy a hearty breakfast at their cafe.
Tel: +263 4 747111 / 747123 / 0774 198009
Email: mukwa@zol.co.zw
Website: www.mukuvisiwoodland.co.zw

Driving Directions: Only 40 minutes from Harare, Mwanga Lodge offers a unique opportunity for children to experience the wonders of Creation. Offering school field trips and camps, tours of the Bally Vaughan Sanctuary, day and overnight safaris, elephant rides, game drives and canoeing.
Tel: +263 4 776341 / 0772 300935
Email: gamepark@mango.zw / gameparkzimbabwe@gmail.com
Website: www.zimbabwegamepark.com

Information: Nestled in the heart of the Umwinsidale Valley, Raintree’s lush landscaped gardens on the edge of the Umwinsi River offer an idyllic picnic spot.
How to get there: Go out on Enterprise Road, past Glen Lorne. Turn left into Umwinsidale Road and drive for about 3.1kms, then turn right into Raintree. To avoid disappointment, confirm beforehand that there are no functions organised for that day.
Tel: +263 (0)772 236864 (Ian) / 0772 333965 (Cindy)