Zimbabwe

In wet season, 500 million litres of water tumble over the edge of Victoria Falls every minute. In dry season, you can sit on the edge yourself.

Mpala Jena camp feels like a coastal resort that has been airlifted from Madagascar and dropped on the side of the Zambezi.

Good safaris are never cheap, but choose wisely and it’s possible to have an incredible experience without breaking the bank.

Further good news comes in the form of two new safari camps.

Laying eyes on the world's widest curtain of falling water is just the start.

At Wild Horizons Elephant Sanctuary tourists come face-to-face, literally, with the elephants.

For a heart-thumping African wildlife experience try Mana Pools, where you can "walk" with lions, elephants, buffalo and hippo.

Her striking fur coat doesn't guarantee the star of a safari in Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park is easy to spot.

Post-Mugabe Zimbabwe is clamping down on wildlife poaching operations and opening up to an exciting new era of tourism.

A new sleeper train from Victoria Falls into Hwange National Park offers the most fun on two rails.