Best time to visit Zimbabwe

The best time to do so is from May to September, although, any time can be a good time, as every season has its pros and cons. From May to September the iconic Victoria Falls is at its most impressive state and wildlife viewing in the national parks and savannas is excellent as animals gather around the rivers and waterholes looking for water

Zimbabwe’s Wildlife and National Parks

Zimbabwe is making a comeback as the premier safari destination and tourism magnet for adventurers all over the world.
Zimbabwe is an incredible African country, rich in resources and welcoming people. Despite the political turmoil of recent years, it is a very rewarding travel destination. With some of the best natural landscapes in the world.
One of the main reasons to visit Zimbabwe is the incredible natural landscape national parks. The most visited attraction in Zimbabwe is undoubtedly the Victoria Falls, the world’s largest sheet of falling water! Located on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, the Victoria Falls are roughly twice as wide and deep as Niagara Falls.
The Hwange National Park is another mandatory stop. Located in West Zimbabwe, this is the largest national reserve in Zimbabwe. Its grasslands and mopane woods host large elephant herds, lions, and African wild dogs. Go on a Safari and see the natural African animals in their habitat! Zimbabwe is the perfect place for this! You can easily spot the big five (lions, elephants, buffalos, rhinos, and leopards) and many other incredible species. You don't even have to hard look for wildlife, it is just everywhere around you, which is a very surreal experience. Go Africa has numerous local top tour organizers that can help you put together the affordable Africa tour packages and guide you through an unforgettable safari.
For the more adventurous traveler (if safari is not adventurous enough) there are a variety of activities to do, from white water rafting or swimming in the Zambezi River or bungee jumping! On Go Africa you can find several Africa adventures companies that organize such trips.
The Safari scene in Zimbabwe isn't the only thing that attracts tourists, the incredible and unique cultural heritage of the country is definitely worth experiencing. The ruined city of Great Zimbabwe, which was founded back in the 11th century, is simply breathtaking.
Also, check out the burial site of Cecil John Rhodes is in Matobo National Park where you can find the largest rock art collection in Africa, dating back over 3,000 years.

Best things to do in Zimbabwe

• Victoria Falls National Park
• Victoria Falls
• Shockwave Adventures
• Hwange National Park
• Wild Life Trust and Zen
• Matobo National Park
• Kuimba Shiri Bird Sanctuary
• Mukuvisi Woodlands
• Lion and Cheetah park
• Ilmire : Rhino & Wildlife Conservation
• Croccodile Park Victoria Falls
• lake Chivero Recreational Park
• Bridalveil water falls

Zimbabwe’s hidden Gems

• Croccodile Park Victoria Falls
• lake Chivero Recreational Park
• Bridalveil water falls

Zimbabwe’s travel tips

Zimbabwe Currency

Zimbabwean dollar is the local currency. Make sure you have cash with you when you arrive especially small denominations. USD is also commonly used. Also less common, the following currencies are also accepted: British pound, European euros, South African rand, and Botswana Pula. In any case, all these currencies are easily convertible in most banks and currency exchange services.

Visa

If you are not staying for longer than six months, all you need is a valid passport with a valid visa depending on which category of the visa regime you fall under, a return ticket to your country (or enough money to buy one).

Airports

• Zimbabwe has a number of airports located in the various towns and provinces. Harare International Airport –The biggest and busiest airport in Zimbabwe situated in Harare.
• Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport situated some 20km out of Bulawayo the city of kings.
• Victoria Falls Airport – An International Airport that is located 21 km out of Victoria Falls town the hub for tourism in Zimbabwe.
• Charles Prince Airport –located approximately 8 km northwest of Harare.