LYNETTE

A series of travels in North America and Europe helped her discover  the passion in Tourism and Hospitality. She started the first Free Walking Tour of Harare in 2017. From the rowth and success of these tours, she went on to establish Adventure Horizons.  When not doing city excursions she runs other entrepreneurial projects and joins several social activities around the city.

SIBONGILE

Sibo joined Adventure Horizons in 2018. She is currently studying towards a degree in Peace Conflict and Governance. She is the founder of Special Active Law-abiding Talented (SALT) Youth Forum and a Study of the United States Institutes (S.U.S.I.) Alumni. She is passionate about meeting youths from all over the world. She is an avid reader and keen on sports

JUNE

June joined Adventure Horizons in 2019. She has a background Administration, Education and Psychology. When she turned 40 she decided to travel more and share her vast knowledge and experience. Her passions are in education, counselling, motivation and engaging in cultural, social and fitness issues.

This activity can be customized and you will get an insight into local Zimbabwean life and food. We’ve been cooking since childhood with our grandmothers, and our passion for sharing Zimbabwean traditional cuisine has only intensified over the years. Guest celebrity chefs come to this class on special occasions.

Learning a local language while traveling or living in a new country is a rewarding experience.
If you would like to learn some basic Shona OR English to better understand those around you, this is the perfect solution for you.

Through dance, Zimbabwean people celebrate, educate, and express themselves. Styles vary greatly from culture to culture, but most share some common features. In particular, it emphasizes rhythm. Want to learn Kizomba, Afro-Salsa, Bachata or Traditional Dance? The class is fun and interactive.

Through the  workshop you get to contribute towards an eco-friendly environment. These workshops are not only fun but they allow us and the participants to activate our creative senses, skills development, entrepreneurship, and above all to embrace a lifestyle of recycling.

Vibrant coffee shop, foodie spot and wine bar nestled in the colourful and relaxed ambience of the National Gallery.

Chez Zandi Bistro & Wine Bar was founded in 2015 by a local Zimbabwe based family. The concept was to create an affordable fine dining experience that was well suited to have great conversations, serve quality, freshly cooked meals (Western, French, Zimbabwean) and offer an amazing wine selection, spirit selections and cocktails. It is one of the best culinary experiences you will find in Zimbabwe.

Gava’s is located on the bowling green at Belgravia Sports Club. The perfect setting for a relaxed lunch or sundowners with friends with NO cover charge. “We focus on providing fresh, healthy and tasty traditional Zimbabwean cuisine, in a relaxed and comfortable setting. We also have live music every Sunday afternoon, from 1pm to 6pm. Listen to Afro-Jazz as you enjoy a long, leisurely Sunday lunch in the sunshine.”

A trendy pan African restaurant in the heart of the hustle and bustle of the city of Harare. Serving diverse African cuisine for example from Nigerian, Ethiopian, Egyptian and Tanzanian. It is housed in the National Handicraft Centre allowing the possibilities of touring the craft gallery and buying some souvenirs.

Come and enjoy a lovely relaxed evening at the Asian Street Food Market every Friday night at 11 Maasdorp Avenue, from 6-00pm-9:30pm. Bring friends and enjoy well priced delicious food under the stars!

We’re a Jazz Promotions company offering high quality Jazz Concerts, Workshops, Jazz Recordings and Artist booking services to the Jazz community in Zimbabwe.
Back 2 Jazzics concerts are every Sunday at Chez Zandi’s – 328 Herbert Chitepo Avenue, Harare. Starting at 5pm

The popular Kizomba on the Roof Social Night at 1st Floor Travel Plaza (opposite avenues Clinic). Event is every Sunday music starts at 6pm and dancing starts at 7pm till around 10pm.It is one great way to chill on a Sunday evening surrounded by great ,people music and some snacks .

A therapeutic, relaxing and meditative experience through the mystical and calming sounds of mbira. Mbira is also used to heal both physical and mental illness. It is included in celebrations of all kinds, including weddings, inauguration of new chiefs. New wave has mbira music is being played at international conferences and festivals.