Matopos
Destination Overview
As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Matopos National Park is a testament to Zimbabwe’s profound natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. The captivating landscapes of this national park are a unique landscape characterized by dramatic ancient granite kopjes that provide an awe-inspiring backdrop to the Park’s diverse wildlife and the numerous cultural heritage sites tucked into the rocky alcoves.
The Matobo Hills are ingrained with historical and spiritual significance, from the ancient San rock art that adorns the walls of the granite caves, to the breathtaking world’s view and Rhodes Memorial, this small national park is an extraordinary blend of natural wonders and cultural treasures.
Key Information
Everything you need to know in a nutshell.
What to Wear
For summer, from September to March, cool comfortable clothing is recommended along with sunhats and sunscreen.
For winter and autumn, from April to August, warm clothing is recommended, especially for the night times.
What to Expect
The weather in Matopos can vary widely, during the summer months, from September to may, you can expect hot days and warm evenings with the occasional rainy day. In the winter months, April to August, expect cool days and cold nights, with the occasional misty morning.
Health and Safety
The Matobo Hills is not considered to be a malaria area.
What to Do
Rock Art
Malindidzimu
Rhino
Where to Stay
