Wild Is Life & ZEN

Parks · Chitungwiza

Wild Is Life & ZEN

ParksChitungwiza

Photo courtesy of wildislife.org

4.7Rating
486Reviews
ChitungwizaTown

About

Wild Is Life is a wildlife sanctuary on Delport Road, close to Harare airport. It rescues and cares for animals. It suits families, visitors passing through Harare and anyone interested in conservation who wants to see the animals up close. It is rated 4.7 from nearly 500 Google reviews.

The afternoon tour is the heart of a visit. Reviewers describe it as informative and hands-on. Guides explain the rescue work and how the sanctuary runs, and several visitors left with a new respect for what it does. The young elephants are a highlight, and one visitor saw them drinking from a bottle for the first time. Giraffe feeding gets a mention too.

The staff come up in almost every review as friendly and knowledgeable. One recent visitor found the park well kept and the animals healthy. Several people end their visit with high tea, and one reviewer rates the carrot cake as the best they have had.

Reviewers point out that your visit helps pay for the rescue work. The written reviews raise no complaints.

Good to know

  • Wheelchair-accessible car park
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance

What people are saying

5.0 / 5

“What an amazing experience! Absolutely enjoyed getting up close with the animals. Informative. Interactive with the friendliest staff. The giraffe feeding and the little elephants were an absolute delight. The high tea was an absolute treat, that might just have been the best…”

Lindokuhle Ratshitanga · May 2026

5.0 / 5

“An unforgettable experience! The park is beautifully maintained, the animals are healthy and well cared for, and the staff are knowledgeable, friendly, and passionate about conservation. Every moment felt authentic and inspiring, making it a perfect destination for nature…”

kenneth chadzuka · July 2026

5.0 / 5

“This experience proved to be an exceptional value, exceeding all expectations. The comprehensive tour provided insightful and educational content regarding conservation efforts, wildlife rescue, and sanctuary operations. The narratives shared about the sanctuary's various…”

Enny Muyambuki · April 2026