Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

Experience the Untamed Beauty of Zimbabwe with Breathtaking Landscapes and Unforgettable Safaris

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Why you should visit...

Zimbabwe

Peak Time

May - Oct

Best Time To Go

Year-round

Famous For

Victoria Falls

Price Per Person Sharing

$150 - $2,500

Home Of

Wildlife,
and Landscapes

Safaris that include Zimbabwe

Hwange Park, Mana Pools, Mountains & Victoria Falls

Capturing the Wonders of Zimbabwe: A Visual Journey

Zimbabwe

Get to Know Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe is a land of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and vibrant wildlife. Home to iconic Victoria Falls, the majestic Zambezi River, and the ancient ruins of Great Zimbabwe, it offers a unique mix of natural wonders and cultural heritage. Wildlife enthusiasts can explore Hwange National Park for unforgettable safaris, while adventurers can enjoy canoeing in Mana Pools or hiking in the Eastern Highlands. With warm, hospitable people and an abundance of national parks and World Heritage Sites, Zimbabwe promises a truly immersive African experience filled with adventure, relaxation, and discovery.

Frequently Asked Questions

We've taken the liberty to answer everything you may need to know about visiting Zimbabwe!

What are the best things to do in Zimbabwe?

Zimbabwe offers a wealth of experiences, from exploring iconic landmarks like Victoria Falls and the ancient ruins of Great Zimbabwe to embarking on thrilling safaris in Hwange National Park and Mana Pools National Park, where you can see The Big 5. Other top activities include canoe safaris along the Zambezi River, bungee jumping at Victoria Falls, and relaxing at Lake Kariba. Wildlife enthusiasts can also enjoy guided tours in the country’s numerous wildlife reserves and safari lodges.

How to get to Zimbabwe?

Most visitors fly into Zimbabwe via Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport in the capital of Zimbabwe, Harare, or Victoria Falls Airport for those visiting the falls. There are direct flights from major cities in Africa and Europe. Overland travel is also possible from neighboring countries such as South Africa, Botswana, and Zambia.

Do you need a visa to visit Zimbabwe?

Yes, many visitors need a visa to enter Zimbabwe. However, some nationalities can obtain a visa on arrival, while others need to apply in advance. It’s recommended to check with the Zimbabwean embassy or consulate for the most up-to-date information based on your nationality.

Can I drive in Zimbabwe?

Yes, you can drive in Zimbabwe with an international driving permit or a valid driving license from your home country. Zimbabwe’s road network is generally good, but it’s essential to be cautious of potholes, wildlife crossings, and local traffic. A 4x4 vehicle is recommended for certain areas, especially if you plan to explore national parks like Matobo National Park and Hwange National Park.

Is internet available in Zimbabwe?

Yes, internet is available in Zimbabwe, especially in major cities like Harare and Bulawayo, as well as in tourist areas like Victoria Falls. Most hotels, lodges, and cafes offer Wi-Fi, but speeds can vary. Mobile internet is widely available, and purchasing a local SIM card with data is a good option for staying connected while traveling.

Useful travel tips to remember when visiting Zimbabwe?

When visiting Zimbabwe, remember to carry Zimbabwe currency, the Zimbabwean dollar, though US dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas. Always stay hydrated and pack appropriate clothing for both hot days and cooler evenings, especially if you’re visiting safari lodges or embarking on a Zimbabwe safari. It’s also recommended to book helicopter flights or canoe safaris in advance if you plan to visit popular areas like Victoria Falls or Lake Kariba.

Useful medical & health tips to remember when visiting Zimbabwe?

Before traveling to Zimbabwe, ensure your vaccinations are up to date, especially for diseases like yellow fever and typhoid. Malaria is prevalent in many regions, including Hwange National Park, so consult your doctor about antimalarial medication. Carry a basic medical kit, and drink only bottled or purified water to avoid waterborne illnesses.

Useful currency & exchange tips for Zimbabwe?

The official currency is the Zimbabwean dollar, but US dollars are widely accepted, especially in tourist hotspots like Victoria Falls and national parks. It’s best to carry small denominations of US dollars as change can be hard to find. Credit cards are accepted in larger establishments, but cash is still king in smaller shops and local markets.

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