All2Africa’s story begins with first-hand experiences across African countries I have lived in and explored. Starting in Zimbabwe, my journey has taken me through Zambia, South Africa, Kenya, and Tunisia, gathering a wealth of lived insights into Africa’s tourism landscape.
All2Africa amplifies the continent’s untamed wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, wilderness, and vibrant cultural heritage, offering discerning travellers authentic encounters that go beyond the ordinary. Through strong B2B and B2C collaborations, we create meaningful connections that bridge travellers with Africa’s on-the-ground realities.
What makes All2Africa unique is its ability to open doors to authentic, sustainable experiences, from Zimbabwe’s pristine wilderness, Zambia’s warm hospitality, and South Africa’s luxury lifestyle and world-renowned parks, to Kenya’s safari heritage and Tunisia’s Mediterranean-African blend of history and culture. All2Africa’s foundation is rooted in lived experiences in:
Zimbabwe- cultural, wilderness, heritage, and hospitality.
Zambia- natural wonders and community tourism.
South Africa- luxury, wine, and lifestyle tourism.
Kenya- safari heritage and sustainable tourism excellence.
Tunisia- Mediterranean, African, history, and culture.
All2Africa Limited is based in the United Kingdom, Registered Companies House: 15527844. Protected by QDOS. Member of the British Small Business Federation.
Accommodation offers exclusive access to local activities and easy reach 20 minutes to/from the airport
Harare Sunshine City
Vibrant mix of urban living, colonial architecture and modernity.
The Royal Livingstone Hotel Zambia
On the banks of the River Zambezi River and a stone throw from the Victoria Falls
Crafts
Durban South Africa
Robben Island
Cape Town
Cape Town Harbour
A historic working harbour with a backdrop of businesses, restaurants, great transport connections and variety of shops from luxury goods, crafts and supermarkets.
Scenic Table Mountain
Cape Town iconic landmark
Table Mountain Cable Car
Just a five minute ride and you are on top of the world, beautiful scenery from the Table Mountains.
Victoria Falls Rainforest Gatekeepers
Spotted everywhere around the Victoria Falls and can be entertaining from a distance
Elephants of the Zambezi River
Seeing elephants swim in their natural habitat is an unforgettable experience
Sunset on the River Zambezi
Boat Cruise often conclude with sunset photo session of several angles and scenarios. A must for every visitor to the Victoria Falls
Durban Seafront
Beautiful sea front, loved the markets, and helpful locals ready to show you around.
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Victoria Falls
A UNESCO World heritage site, the world’s largest curtain of falling water situated on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. Zimbabwe offers easy access and best views of the Water Falls. Locally known as Mosi-oa-Tanya, meaning the Smoke that Thunders. The feeling is amazing while witnessing God’s Power!
Victoria Falls
The world’s spectacular natural wonder
Zimbabwe Bird made from soapstone
Zimbabwe’s soapstone, a soft yet durable metamorphic rock, has been carved for centuries into bowls, sculptures, and ceremonial objects.
Ancient artisans at Great Zimbabwe used it to create the iconic soapstone bird carvings that symbolize spiritual authority and national heritage.
Today, local craftspeople continue this tradition, shaping the stone into contemporary art and souvenirs that reflect Zimbabwe’s rich cultural history.
Soapstone bowls
Produced by local artists in Nyanga, Zimbabwe
Mature English Garden
Overlooking Lake Mtirikwi, this hidden property offers you relaxation and comfort while in Great Zimbabwe
Troutbeck Nyanga
Often called ‘Little England’ because of its all year round cool weather, scenic and tranquil beauty overlooking the trout filled lakes. Fishing, golf, hiking or just chill by the fire that never stops burning
Rhodes Matobo Hills National Park
The national park is the oldest in Zimbabwe, established in 1926 as Rhodes Matopos National Park, a bequest from Cecil Rhodes. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Matobo Hills exhibits a profusion of distinctive rock landforms rising above the granite shield that covers much of Zimbabwe.
Great Zimbabwe
Monumental and mortarless walls of the Great Zimbabwe. Visiting Great Zimbabwe offers a chance to walk through the largest ancient stone ruins south of the Sahara and experience the ingenuity of a 12th- to 15th-century Shona civilization.
You can explore its soaring dry-stone walls, conical tower, and hilltop fortress while learning how this UNESCO World Heritage Site once thrived as a powerful trading city.
The site’s breathtaking views, rich archaeology, and deep cultural significance make it both an inspiring historical journey and a meaningful connection to African heritage.
Elephant
Elephants are strong swimmers and can often be seen gracefully crossing the wide Zambezi River, using their trunks as natural snorkels.T hey wade through the current in family groups, enjoying the cool water while foraging on lush riverine vegetation. This serene yet powerful sight highlights the river’s role as both a lifeline for wildlife and a spectacular setting for safari experiences.
Soapstone
A delicate but collectible item, often sold in crafts markets around the country or by the roadside.
