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Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation in Wedza, Wedza: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

Animals and wildlife in Wedza, Wedza

Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation

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Imire is a real conservation success story and a fantastic place for children to learn about rhinos. The day trips are well-organised, and the children’s bush camps are legendary. Expect dusty roads, close wildlife encounters, and passionate guides.

📍 Location
Wedza, Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe, Wedza, Wedza, Mashonaland East

What is Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation?

Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation was founded in the 1950s and is one of Zimbabwe’s most respected private conservancies. It is home to black and white rhino, elephants, buffalo, and plains game. Families can join day trips with game drives, guided walks, and horse riding, and the conservancy runs bush camps and holiday programmes designed specifically for children, covering survival skills, team-building, and conservation education. It is about two hours from Harare and offers a genuine, non-commercial bush experience.

Rhino and wildlife conservation; supports anti-poaching and community programmes.

Family cost snapshot: ZWG 240 for 2 adults + 2 childrenadults ZWG 80 each. children (All ages) ZWG 40 each. Yes: free. Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation ticket prices 2026

Visitor typeAdultChild (All ages)Yes
Standard rateZWG 80ZWG 40Free

Day trips approx. US$60–US$100 per person; bush camps and horse riding priced separately. Confirm current rates on booking.

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  • Book ahead Day trips and camps require booking.
  • Horse riding Confirm age and weight limits.
  • Book ahead Day trips and camps.
  • Horse riding Confirm age limits.

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0–2 years Fair Game drives only.
3–5 years Good Short game drives and gentle animals.
6–9 years Excellent Core age range for conservation activities.
10–12 years Very good Horse riding and guided walks.
13+ years Excellent Full conservation experience.

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08:00
Arrive at ImireMeet guides and briefing.
08:30
Game driveRhinos, elephants, and plains game.
10:30
Guided walkTrack animals on foot.
12:00
Picnic lunchIn the bush.
13:30
Horse ridingGuided ride for older children.

Key details

Address
Wedza, Mashonaland East, Zimbabwe, Wedza
Opening hours
Daily; day trips by arrangement
How long to plan
Full day
Suitable ages
All ages (some activities age-restricted)
Setting
Private conservancy
Booking
Required; book ahead
Payment accepted
  • Cash, card

What to expect when you visit

Game drives, horse riding, bush camps, guided walks

What if...?

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Is there a minimum age for horse riding?

Confirm when booking; age and weight limits apply.

Can children stay overnight?

Yes, Imire runs children’s bush camps and holiday programmes.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands
  • 0–2 years
  • 3–5 years
  • 6–9 years
  • 10–12 years
  • 13+ years
Toddler suitability
Limited
Minimum age
0 (activities vary)
Facilities
  • Guides
  • picnic sites
  • bush camp
Access and parking
  • Gravel roads
Safety notes

Wildlife area; supervise children

Tickets and costs

Free entry rules
No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Horse riding, bush camps

Plan your visit

Best time to visit
Dry season (May–October)
Busiest times
Weekends and school holidays
How to get there

From Harare, take the Wedza road; signed.

By car
Yes, 4x4 recommended
Uber / Bolt estimate
Not practical
Public transport

Not practical

Combine with
  • Chinhoyi Caves — cave tour
  • Lion & Cheetah Park — drive-through safari
What to bring
  • Closed shoes
  • Sun hat
  • Water bottle
  • Insect repellent
  • Camera

Accessibility deep dive

Here is what to expect on the ground.

🚗 Parking available

4x4 recommended.

🐴 Horse riding

Guided trails.

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Plan the perfect day

1
Game drive Rhino viewing The main highlight.
2
Horse riding Bush adventure For older children.
3
Bush camps Kids’ programmes Holiday camps available.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation?
Adults pay ZWG 80 and children (ages All ages) pay ZWG 40. Children yes enter free. Day trips approx. US$60–US$100 per person; bush camps and horse riding priced separately. Confirm current rates on booking.
What are the Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation opening hours?
Daily; day trips by arrangement. Busiest: Weekends and school holidays.
Is Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation suitable for toddlers and young children?
Minimum age: 0 (activities vary). Wildlife area; supervise children
How long do you need at Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation?
Plan for Full day.
What payment methods does Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation accept?
Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation accepts Cash, card. It does not accept cash.
Is Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation accessible, and is there parking?
Access and parking: Gravel roads.
What is the best time to visit Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation?
Dry season (May–October). It is busiest Weekends and school holidays.
How do you get to Imire Rhino & Wildlife Conservation?
Yes, 4x4 recommended. Ride-hailing: Not practical. Public transport: Not practical From Harare, take the Wedza road; signed.

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