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About Domboshava & Murehwa
Domboshava and Murehwa are captivating travel destinations in Zimbabwe offering unique natural and cultural experiences. Domboshava, located just north of Harare, is renowned for its striking granite rock formations, ancient caves with Bushman rock art, and panoramic views, making it ideal for hiking, exploring caves, and enjoying nature. Meanwhile, Murehwa, situated northeast of Harare, is celebrated for its vibrant cultural heritage, traditional art, murals, and scenic rural landscapes, providing visitors with authentic Zimbabwean customs, craft markets, and community festivals. Both destinations are accessible by road from Harare and offer enriching outdoor adventures – whether exploring geological wonders at Domboshava or immersing in local culture at Murehwa – making them perfect spots for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and cultural explorers alike.
Geography & Landscapes:
Domboshava is characterized by its striking granite hill range, featuring massive boulders, rugged terrain, and rocky outcrops that create a dramatic and scenic landscape. The granite formations are sculpted over millions of years, forming caves and unique natural sculptures that dominate the area’s geography. The landscape offers panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, with lush vegetation and sparse woodland areas adding to its rugged beauty. In contrast, Murehwa’s landscape is predominantly rural and lush, characterized by rolling hills, fertile plains, rivers, and patches of woodland. The terrain here is gentle and scenic, providing a peaceful backdrop for traditional villages, farmland, and scenic countryside. Together, these destinations showcase Zimbabwe’s diverse geography – Domboshava’s dramatic granite hills and rugged terrain versus Murehwa’s gentle, green, and fertile landscapes – each offering distinct natural beauty and outdoor exploration opportunities.
Flora & Fauna:
Domboshava and Murehwa – boast diverse fauna and flora that enrich their natural and cultural landscapes. In Domboshava, the flora includes indigenous trees such as baobabs, mopane, acacia, and various grasses, while the fauna features small mammals like bush babies, antelopes, and a variety of bird species including eagles, hornbills, and sunbirds, which thrive amidst the granite formations and caves. Murehwa’s lush countryside is home to a range of flora such as indigenous trees, wildflowers, and crops like maize and millet, supporting fauna like birds, butterflies, and small mammals, while the rivers and wetlands attract waterfowl and amphibians. Both areas provide vital habitats for these plants and animals, making them important sites for biodiversity conservation and nature-based tourism.
Available Activities:
Accommodation: Muyeni BnB
Day 1: Arrival: Into the Capital City of Zimbabwe (Harare)
Day 2: Domboshava: Hike to ancient rock paintings, story telling with spiritual leaders, walking trails.
Day 3: Murehwa : Farming, Cooking, Drum & Dance Performances
Day 4: Departure
Cost: US$800pp (solo travelers) | US$670pp (group of 10 travelers)
Includes: Muyeni BnB for 3nights, bed and breakfast, activities, guide services, transfers from the lodging to activities, airport transfers x2no’s, entry fees to activities.
Excludes: Flights, travel insurance, Visas, gratuities and personal expenses, other meals.
Note: The itinerary can be customized to fit your group’s preferences and needs.
Discover the untouched beauty of Domboshava and Murehwa - where nature's wonders and cultural heritage converge for unforgettable eco-tours!
