ZIMBABWE

NATIONAL TRUST OF ZIMBABWE
President: R.Stumbles
Tel/fax 04-870513, 870061
Email: rastumbles@mango.zw
Hon.Secretary: J.Hyslop
Tel/fax 04-860202
Email: hyslop@mango.zw
30 Hawkshead Drive, Borrowdale, Harare
Or P.O.Box 709, Harare.
Past President: M.Kimberley
Tel 04-735280/6, 339175
Email: mjksec@honeyb.co.zw

ABOUT THE NATIONAL TRUST OF ZIMBABWE

The National Trust was established in 1960 by Act of Parliament and  IT IS ABOUT THE PRESERVATION AND PROTECTION OF OUR HERITAGE. It is modelled on similar lines to that of England, Wales and Northern Ireland with the object of holding and maintaining any properties in trust for the benefit and enjoyment of all the people of Zimbabwe. This includes not only the preservation and protection of lands and buildings of national archaeological, historical or aesthetic interest, but natural resources, animal and bird life, trees and flora. The list can be extended to incorporate objects and collections of interest as defined above. Also works of art, stamps and literature. This is available to the public for purposes of recreation, entertainment, resort or instruction.
 
BENEFITS TO MEMBERS
 
Valid card holders are entitled to FREE entry to any of its properties in Zimbabwe. Enjoy and appreciate our beautiful country. In addition you have FREE admission to the numerous and outstanding properties of the overseas national trusts with whom we have reciprocity:- notably, the National Trust of England, Wales and Northern Ireland; National Trust for Scotland; National Trust of Ireland.(An Taisce).
Also, the National Trusts of Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Jersey, Guernsey, The Netherlands, (Stichting Vrienden der Geldersche Kasteelen and Het Geldersch Landschap), Malaysia, Fiji, Bahamas, Bermuda and Barbados.

We welcome you to share and experience with us the interest and beauty of these many places.           
 
La Rochelle Estate
Penhalonga; (10% member’s discount on accommodation)
Tel: (120) 22 250
Open daily
The Estate is situated in the Imbeza Valley in the mountainous eastern border area. It has an established garden and arboretum, natural woodland and mountain walks. There are also collections of exotic and indigenous trees and shrubs, and other plants including indigenous orchids, palms and cycads.

Fort Gomo Kadzamu
Mabukuwene
Murahwa’s Hill
Nyanga Historical Exhibition
Sebakwe Poort Park

For up-to-date opening times contact: J.Hyslop Tel/fax: 04-860202