Our VF Faves

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Victoria Falls

We have a few favorite places that we love to share with our friends who come to visit Zimbabwe, so we decided to share them with you.

We’d love to hear about your experience, so stop by our bakery, and share your experience!

Hwange National Park

Zambezi National Park

Dusty Road Restaurant

The GOAT

Local Rural Tour

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Hwange National Park

If you’re planning a trip to Zimbabwe, we highly recommend adding Hwange National Park to your itinerary. Home to the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino—it’s especially famous for its massive elephant herds, an unforgettable sight at waterholes. Bird lovers will be in awe of over 400 species filling the skies. Whether you stay in a luxury lodge or a rustic bush camp, every moment feels like a scene from a wildlife documentary. For a deeper connection to nature, walking safaris bring you even closer to the wild. Hwange isn’t just a safari—it’s an adventure into the heart of Africa you’ll never forget.

A group of elephants drinks water at the edge of a watering hole near Victoria Falls, with more elephants and trees visible in the background under a clear sky.

Zambezi National Park

If you’re heading to Victoria Falls, you have to make time for Zambezi National Park—it’s an absolute gem! Spanning 56,000 hectares, this place offers some of the best wildlife viewing you’ll find anywhere. Four of the Big Five call it home—elephants, lions, buffalos, and leopards—along with giraffes, zebras, impalas, kudu, and so much more. If you’re a bird lover, you’re in for a treat, with over 400 species, including the striking goliath heron and the elusive African skimmer. And if you enjoy fishing, the Zambezi River is famous for its tiger fish—a real challenge to catch! Whether you go on a game drive, take a boat safari, or just soak in the stunning scenery, Zambezi National Park is an unforgettable experience. Trust us, you won’t regret it!

A giraffe stands on a dirt road next to a large baobab tree, surrounded by bushes and grass under a partly cloudy sky, not far from the majestic Victoria Falls.

Dusty Road Restaurant

If you’re looking for an authentic taste of Zimbabwe, Dusty Road is an experience you won’t forget. Tucked away in Chinotimba, Victoria Falls’ oldest township, this place is so much more than a restaurant—it’s a celebration of local culture, flavors, and community. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be immersed in the energy of the township, with friendly faces, vibrant recycled décor, and the irresistible aroma of food cooking over open fires. Every dish is made the traditional way, full of rich, home-cooked flavor. But what makes Dusty Road truly special is its heart—dedicated to empowering women and uplifting the local community. It’s warm, soulful, and bursting with character. Make sure to try the crocodile kebobs—yum!

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The GOAT

The Goat in Victoria Falls is a must-visit for its innovative cuisine, vibrant atmosphere, and prime location in the heart of Victoria Falls. The menu blends local Zimbabwean flavors with global culinary trends, offering something for every palate, from expertly grilled meats to fresh vegetarian dishes. With its modern African decor and welcoming vibe, it’s the perfect spot to relax after a day of exploring the falls or enjoy a lively night out with live music and themed events. Committed to sustainability, The Goat sources fresh, organic ingredients from local suppliers, ensuring both quality and community support. Whether you’re seeking adventure or relaxation, The Goat offers a true taste of Victoria Falls with a dash of creativity and charm.

A grilled steak topped with green sauce is served on a black plate with fresh rosemary, cherry tomatoes, and a side of fries—perfect after exploring Victoria Falls.

Local Rural Tour

A rural village tour in Victoria Falls offers a unique and enriching opportunity to connect with the local culture and way of life. You’ll visit a traditional village where friendly residents welcome you into their homes and share stories of their daily lives, customs, and traditions. Witness firsthand how families work together, from farming to cooking, and learn about the essential role of community in rural Zimbabwe. The experience often includes a visit to a school or local craftspeople, where you can see how education and creativity shape the village’s future. It’s a chance to step away from the tourist hubs and gain a deeper appreciation for the resilience, hospitality, and culture of the local people. These tours not only provide unforgettable memories but also support the communities directly, making your visit meaningful. It’s an eye-opening experience that leaves you with a true connection to the heart of Zimbabwe.