The quiet World Heritage Site, then a lodge table with a view
Overview
Khami was the capital that came after Great Zimbabwe — seat of the Torwa state, its terraced dry-stone walls stepped into a granite ridge above the Khami River, twenty minutes from Bulawayo and somehow still empty of crowds. This private tour gives the ruins the half day they deserve: a properly-paced walk through the Hill Complex and terraces with a heritage guide, site admission included, no hidden fees at the gate. Then, instead of turning straight back to town, lunch at the wilderness lodge nearby — a two-course table with the bush around you and time to enjoy the setting before the return transfer. It is deliberately not pitched as a safari; it is the best of Khami plus the best lunch within reach of it. Five and a half to six hours door to door.
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The day
A half day among the Torwa walls with a heritage guide, then a two-course lodge lunch before the return to Bulawayo.
Pickup from your Bulawayo hotel. Around two hours at Khami with your heritage guide — the Hill Complex, the terraced walls, the river below. A short drive to the lodge for the two-course lunch and time on the deck. Return to Bulawayo by early-to-mid afternoon.
Khami Ruins, near Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
Recoverable amounts refunded — until 48h before start.
50% charge — 48–24h before.
Non-refundable — within 24h + no-shows.
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Prices per person, based on two travelling together.
Private, 1-8 guests.
Operated by ZimTravellers / Matobo Hills Lodge (own operation).
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