A southern African nation of extraordinary natural wonders, ancient civilisational heritage, and some of the continent’s most dramatic and genuinely breathtaking landscapes — where Victoria Falls thunders in a curtain of mist and elemental power that has earned it the local name Mosi-oa-Tunya — the Smoke that Thunders — as the world’s largest waterfall by combined width and height, the ancient stone walls of Great Zimbabwe’s ruins speak of a sophisticated pre-colonial African civilisation of extraordinary architectural achievement, and the remote wilderness of Hwange National Park shelters one of Africa’s largest elephant populations in a landscape of breathtaking natural abundance and genuine safari exclusivity.