Drummond Ranches lie in the South Eastern Lowveld of Zimbabwe at approximately 750m above sea level. The area is 95000 acres in extent and the dominant vegitation type is mixed Mopani and Acacia thornveld.

The area is covered with large granite hills providing ideal habitat for Leopard and adding to the many different habitat types. Klipspringer and Hyrax are also abundant in these hills. Two large rivers flow through the property providing lush, thick riparian vegitation for species such as Buffalo, Bushbuck, Kudu, Waterbuck, Warthog and Bushpig. Both rivers are dammed providing beautiful lakes for recreation and angling. Hippo and Crocodile are also common in these lakes.

Between the rivers and hills there are more open plains where large herds of Zebra and Wildebeest roam. Elephant, Eland, Impala and Giraffe are also found in large numbers here. The many activities (hunting and photographic safaris, hiking, angling, game drives, cultural tours, conference facilities) available make it an ideal destination for family vacations and corporate events.

There is a 1100m gravel airfield available making charter flights convenient.

The nearest international airport is in Bulawayo, a 3 hr drive north.

Although located in the tropics, temperate conditions prevail all year, as the climate is moderated by altitude and the inland position of the country. The hot and dry season is from August to October, and the rainy season from November to March. The best months to visit are May to September. Night-time temperatures can fall below freezing. Average minimum temperature 10 degrees C, Average maximum temperature 30 degrees C.

Light- to medium weights with warmer clothes for early mornings and evenings and rainwear for the wet season. Natural colours.