Private Full Day Harare City Night Tour (All inclusive)

This is an enigmatic San rock art site worth visiting. The rocks are in excellent condition and give a good idea of the original paint colours and the fine lines the San painters were capable of drawing on the granite surfaces.
A balancing rock, also called a balanced rock or precarious boulder, is a naturally occurring geological formation featuring a large rock or boulder, sometimes of substantial size, resting on other rocks, or bedrock.

We will also visit the nearby site locally referred to as "Domboramwari" literally translated to mean Gods Stone. Is is however mountain. On top of
the mountain, there is what is believed to be God's footprint. All human foot sizes will fit onto the footprint. Big or small foot fits perfectly into this footprint. Meet the local community who come up to this mountain for prayers or just to relax. Some pray to their ancestors whilst others pray to God the Christian way

This is the biggest and busiest market in Harare. All kinds of commodities are traded on this market. From agricultural produce, clothes, traditional medicines, and artifacts.

This is a very busy area congested with vehicles, pushcarts, and human traffic. Concluding a sale will require clients to use bargaining skills

The Zimbabwe Museum of Human Sciences, formerly the Queen Victoria Museum, is a museum in Harare, Zimbabwe. The museum contains the seven-hundred-year-old Lemba artifact Ngoma Lungundu, which some believe to be a replica of the Ark of the Covenant. It is the oldest wooden object ever found in sub-Saharan Africa

The National Heroes Acre, our revered shrine, is the pride of the people of Zimbabwe. It is a symbol of bravery and selflessness for those whose remains are laid to rest there. Towering and selflessness for those remains are laid to rest there. Towering majestically is the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which symbolises the final resting place for tens and thousands of Zimbabweans who sacrificed their lives for the sake of our freedom and independence, but whose remains are scattered in valleys, disused mines, caves, unknown graves and mass graves spread across the nation and in neighboring states. Zimbabwe’s war of liberation was the epic of the revolutionary spirit that characterizes modern Zimbabweans. We are fighters, hence our own liberators- in every sphere, political, economic, and social.

Zimbabweans visit this shrine yearly celebrating the heros day. This heros day is a public holiday

The next stop is the Gavas restaurant located within Belgravia Sports Club

Gava Restaurant is a prominent African restaurant, which serves Zimbabwean food in Harare. It is an established name that has consistently provided tasty traditional meals
We source our ingredients from local, independent farmers to ensure high quality and freshness. The restaurant is fully licensed and serves a variety of beers, wines, and spirits. Gava’s has built up a large and loyal clientele and currently ranks as one of Harare’s top traditional cuisine establishments. We attract a wide range of patrons, from locals through to expats and visitors. Gava’s is the first stop for tourists visiting Zimbabwe, who wish to experience traditional Zimbabwean cuisine at its finest.

listen and dance to variety of music

Bars and nightclubs are stocked with a variety of drinks. The tour covers all local drinks including lagers, juices, and soft drinks

Thereafter, we take you back to your hotel/lodge