From majestic plunging waterfalls and sacred mist-clad mountains to adrenaline-fueled paragliding and serene tea plantation trails—immerse yourself in Zimbabwe's best-kept secret.
Mutasa is endowed with everything that each and every tourist can be catered for. It is one of the best places to visit in Zimbabwe. Explore the uniqueness of the district and enjoy the garden route to the Eastern Highlands. Our tourism package can be grouped into:
Discover rich and extensive tea plantations where the inquisitive visitor can learn about tea including tea tasting. Tea comes in a variety of grades and becomes an adventure to learn about all this including the intricate nature of gigantic farming operations.
Our beautiful resorts are scenic and refreshing—leaving you with a lasting impression and an irresistible desire to return. Honde Valley boasts the majestic Mutarazi Falls, the second-highest waterfall in Africa. Enjoy a round of golf on the lush green course at Aberfoyle Lodge while teeing off to the chirping sounds of exotic bird species.
Push your limits with the zipline and skywalk at Mutarazi Falls, white-water rafting in the Pungwe River, and paragliding from Manga Mountain. The freshwater rivers crossing Honde Valley offer unique adventures such as slides, natural swimming pools, and waterfall chasing. Meanwhile, Lake Alexander and Small Bridge Dam provide a cooling, tranquil environment to unwind from daily chores.
We are home to one of Zimbabwe’s best-kept secrets: La Rochelle, a magical cross twixt fairy tale castle and French chateau, surrounded by manicured gardens on the edge of verdant forest-cloaked mountains. This luxury country house is an oasis of tranquility and charm, serving as the ultimate intersection of Nature, History, Culture, and the Arts.
Unique rolling mountains and landforms define the mystic Honde Valley. The Mahwemasimike Mountains are treasured, sacred landmarks steeped in deep pre- and post-colonial history and traditional lore. Further expanding your adventure, Osborne Dam offers world-class outdoor recreation:
