National Park
Nyanga National Park
Zimbabwe 330 km² (127 mi²) Est. 1926
About Nyanga National Park
Set in Zimbabwe's beautiful Eastern Highlands, Nyanga is the country's oldest national park and home to Mount Nyangani, Zimbabwe's highest peak at 2,592 meters. While not a traditional safari destination, it offers stunning mountain scenery, waterfalls, trout fishing, and a refreshing escape from the lowland heat.
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Safari Tours
3.8
Avg Rating
100
Years Protected
Highlights
- Stunning mountain scenery and waterfalls
- Zimbabwe's highest peak for hiking
- Trout fishing in highland streams
- Malaria-free highland destination
- Cool climate perfect for active holidays
Considerations
- Not a traditional wildlife safari destination
- Limited big game viewing
- Can be cold and misty, especially in winter
- Heavy rains in summer can restrict activities
Wildlife
Big Five Status
🦁
Lion
Not present
🐆
Leopard
Not present
🐘
Elephant
Not present
🦬
Buffalo
Not present
🦏
Rhino
Not present
Notable Species
Serval
Rare
Baboon
Common
Vervet Monkey
Common
Zebra
Occasional
Eland
Occasional
Common Occasional Rare
Best Time to Visit
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Peak Season Good Time Less Ideal
Climate Overview
Getting There
Drive approximately 4 hours northeast from Harare via Mutare road. The route is tarred and in good condition.
Nearest Airport
Mutare Airport
Nearest City
Mutare
Drive Time
4 hours