Stargazing Tours in Zimbabwe — Our Top 4

1.Stargazing and Moonlight Experience

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 14 reviews · from $99Our pick

At 7:00 pm, Savannah Adventures Safaris takes you from Victoria Falls into a quiet bush setting for about two hours of stargazing and moonlight viewing. An astrophile guide points out stars, planets, and possibly distant galaxies, while the route may reveal hippos, buffalo, bush babies, or nothing at all. Pickup is offered, and groups are limited to 10.

“A fun pair of guides and a lovely cool evening drive made for a great evening for viewing. We saw a bush baby, hippos and their young, and dozens & dozens of water Buffalo. Our group was a bit rowdy, which may have influenced our game viewing success”

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2.Star Gazing Victoria Falls

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · 2 hours · from $45Best value

Spend two hours under the Zimbabwean night sky with a private English-speaking guide, telescope, laser pointers, and a warming bonfire. Aaron is one named guide associated with the experience. You’ll learn Southern Hemisphere constellations, spot planets and stars, and get help with night-sky photography. Pickup, seating, blankets, water, and wheelchair access are included.

“This was a great experience. I would recommend to everyone!”

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3.2 Hour Stargazing Tour in Victoria Falls NP Area in 4×4

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $99

Start at 7:00 pm and head into the Victoria Falls National Park area in a 4x4 with an astrophile guide. You will spend about two hours under the night sky, learning about stars and planets while watching and listening for wildlife. Aaron is one named guide associated with the experience. Pickup is offered, and groups are limited to 10 people.

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4.Bush Experience and Stargazing D-F-ES-GB

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 3 reviews · 2 hours · from $95

Ride a 4x4 safari jeep through Victoria Falls National Park after dark, using a flashlight to look for elephants, buffalo, kudu, and antelope. Then stop at a low-light site for constellations and the Milky Way through a roof-open Star Viewer jeep. English is standard; French, German, Spanish, and Shona are available by request, with a small extra charge for multilingual guiding.

“nos encantó el recorrido nocturno. vimos elefantes y el cielo estrellado. fue realmente mágico”

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