ZIMBABWE

WATER AND WILDERNESS

The land of the mighty Victoria falls, that will leave you spellbound with all its magnificence, the land which is home to the Great Zimbabwe ruins and to one of the best-protected populations of black rhino in Southern Africa in the Matobos national park.


Welcome to the country where a huge man-made structure, the Kariba dam has given birth to a new and rich ecosystem teeming with wildlife and birdlife.


Zimbabwe is a not only a wildlife enthusiast’s haven but it also surprisingly has in store a number of museum sites and monuments for the culturally sensitive.

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Victoria Falls

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Matabo Hills

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Hwange National Park

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Bumi Hills - Lake Kariba

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Great Zimbabwe

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Mana Pools National Park

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GENERAL INFORMATION

  • Currency

    On 29 January 2014, the Zimbabwe central bank announced that the US dollar, South African rand, Botswana pula, Pound sterling, Euro, Australian dollar, Chinese yuan (renminbi), Indian rupee, and Japanese yen would all be accepted as legal currency within the country.

  • Climate and temperature

    The climate is markedly varied by altitude. There is a dry season, including a short cool season during the period May to September when the whole country has very little rain. The rainy season is typically a time of heavy rainfall from November to March.

  • Language

    Chewa is a Bantu language spoken in northeastern Zimbabwe. According to some estimates, it is the third-most widely spoken indigenous language in the country, after Shona and Ndebele.” Chewa is one of Zimbabwe’s official languages.

  • Passports and visa

    The e-Visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue. Zimbabwe e-Visas take up to 5 business days (Monday to Friday) to be issued. You need to apply for your e-Visa at least 3 weeks before your travel date. Your passport must be valid for at least six months following your listed arrival date.


    You may enter Zimbabwe on a single entry visa and then obtain a Multiple Entry at the port of entry. If you need to enter 3 or 4 times rather buy a single entry and then a double entry visa or two doubles, which is a perfectly fine option for

    travellers visiting for example Victoria Falls and Livingstone (Zambia side of the Zambezi).

    Most countries can get visa on arrival at the airport, please check with the local Zimbabwean representative or online visa requirements.