Visit Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe has implemented a fresh domestic currency known as the Zimbabwean Dollar, but they also accept US Dollars and South African rand. However, the country is currently facing a scarcity of cash, so it is advisable to carry some physical currency. It is suggested to have a portion of your funds in smaller denominations for expenses like national park fees, souvenirs, tips, and miscellaneous items on Zimbabwe Tours.

To enter Zimbabwe, it is necessary to possess a valid passport, visa, return ticket, and sufficient financial resources to support your planned duration of stay. For individuals travelling to Zimbabwe for tourism, business, or transit purposes, visas can be obtained upon arrival at airports or other designated entry points.

Zimbabwe offers an all-season appeal. The dry winter period (May to October) stands out as an excellent time for observing wildlife. During this time, temperatures are moderate, rainfall is scarce, and the risk of malaria is reduced. Victoria Falls experiences fluctuations in water levels throughout the year, peaking from April to June and reaching their lowest point between October and December.

While no mandatory vaccinations are necessary for Zimbabwe Travel, we strongly advise seeking advice from your local travel clinic to stay informed about the latest recommendations, especially concerning malaria prevention medications. If you are arriving from or have recently transited through an airport in a country where yellow fever is prevalent, proof of yellow fever vaccination is required.

While in some areas it¡¯s completely fine to drink tap water, in other areas it¡¯s not. So, we would suggest consuming bottled water for your safety and as a precautionary measure.

Due to the considerable distances between national parks, we typically suggest utilizing light aircraft as the optimal mode of transportation. This approach not only reduces travel time but also provides a unique vantage point to appreciate Zimbabwe's breathtaking landscapes. While some transfers can be arranged via four-wheel-drive vehicles, we ensure that these vehicles offer a high level of comfort and convenience.

When it comes to your accommodations and guides, you can anticipate an exceptional level of service during Zimbabwe Travel. Zimbabwe's guides are meticulously trained to meet the most rigorous standards, undergoing a comprehensive training program to ensure their expertise and success. While the specific standards of accommodations may vary depending on your chosen level of comfort, overall, the lodging options are of very high quality. Our selection process prioritizes both the utmost standards and comfort, with a primary focus on the location.

Zimbabwean cuisine is diverse and influenced by various ethnic groups. Staple foods include sadza (a maize meal porridge), meat dishes like nyama (beef) and game meats, and a variety of vegetables. You can also try traditional dishes like biltong (dried cured meat), kapenta (small fish), and mopane worms (caterpillars). There are also international cuisine options available in larger cities.

During Zimbabwe Travel, it's important to respect local customs. Some etiquette tips include greeting with a handshake, avoiding public displays of affection, asking for permission before taking photos, dressing modestly, and using your right hand for greetings, eating, and offering/receiving items