Drive to Haka game park for nature drive in the car, in addition to nature walk with view of animals like zebra, giraffe, impala, wildebeest, eland, tsessebe, and kudu, alongside over 280 bird species, making it great for wildlife viewing, hiking, and picnics. Horseback riding, canoeing and fishing is also available with extra charge at the park and depending upon the availability on that day.

Drive to the Epworth Balancing Rocks (Chiremba Balancing Rocks) near Harare, Zimbabwe, are iconic granite formations where boulders sit in seemingly impossible, gravity-defying stacks, formed by millions of years of weathering and erosion. Famous for featuring on Zimbabwean currency (the "Money Rock" or Domboremari) and as a symbol of national resilience, the site offers impressive natural sculptures, ancient San rock art, and panoramic views.

Discover one of Zimbabwe’s most unique cultural attractions at Chapungu Sculpture Park, home to an extraordinary collection of world-famous Zimbabwean stone sculptures. Set within beautifully landscaped gardens in Msasa, Harare, the park showcases the rich heritage, creativity, and spiritual storytelling of Shona stone sculpture art.

Drive to CBD area to experience the hustle and bustle of Harare city. Observe how locals spend their time shopping, eating and going through everyday life. We can either drive or have a walk depending on tourists’ preference. OR Drive to The Kopje in Harare. It’s a historic rocky hill in the city centre, a designated National Monument offering panoramic views of Harare city. Features the Kopje Memorial (Cross Kopje) honoring WWI soldiers and sites for liberation struggle heroes.