Matopos

Harare, the country's capital, is situated 250 miles (402 kilometers) northeast of Matopos.

Don't forget that staying in just one place can only ever give you a small window into the wider cultural and natural fabric of a region. So be sure to tour Zimbabwe's sights and attractions. Marula, is 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the east, and Bulawayo sits 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the south.

While you are staying in Matopos, don't forget to spend a few hours exploring Bulawayo. Approximately 25 miles (40 kilometers) to the north, this regional city is where you'll find Barbourfields Stadium, Centenary Park and Queens Sports Club. Zimbabwe International Trade Fair and Matobo National Park are also worth checking out before heading back to Matopos.

Go to Zimbabwe's historic ruins, it's a great way to gain an understanding of the area's rich past.

Zimbabwe offers plenty of excellent ways to get into the great outdoors. So why not join in with one of the abseiling or bungee jumping excursions on offer.

Try typical Zimbabwe meals to discover the local culture. Regular ingredients in Zimbabwe are milk and collard greens. Don't leave this region without checking out delele (okra made with baking soda) and dovi (chicken and peanut butter stew). Zimbabwe is the perfect place to gorge on delicious sticky toffee pudding. The bars in this region often have Bohlingers, so order one if you enjoy quality beer.

When it's finally time to bid goodbye to Matopos, head to the nearest major airport located in Bulawayo, 35 miles (56 kilometers) to the north.