Matobo Hills
A UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape of dramatic granite formations, San rock art, and the highest concentration of black eagles in the world — plus excellent rhino tracking.
Highlights
Best Time to Visit
Year-round destination. May to August is cooler and most comfortable for walking. The rainy season (November-March) brings lush green hills and dramatic skies but can be hot.
Budget Guide
Park fees $10/adult/day. Lodges from $80-400/night. Rhino tracking walks $50-100/person. Cultural guide for rock art sites $20-40. Camp Amalinda and Matobo Hills Lodge are the main accommodation options.
Getting There
35km south of Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second city. Bulawayo has an airport with domestic flights from Harare and occasional regional connections. The park is a short drive from the city, making it an easy day trip or overnight excursion.
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