Currency: Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL), though the U.S. Dollar (USD) is widely accepted.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport (HRE) – Harare, the main gateway.

Victoria Falls Airport (VFA) – Near Victoria Falls, ideal for travelers headed to the falls.

Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport (BUQ) – Bulawayo, serving the southwest and access to Matobo National Park.

Summer (November to March): Warm and rainy, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). Rainfall is heaviest during these months, especially in the highlands.

Winter (April to August): Dry season, with mild temperatures between 7°C and 25°C (45°F to 77°F). June and July are the coolest months, with temperatures dipping in the evenings.

Spring (September to October): Warmer, dry weather, with temperatures from 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F). These months are ideal for wildlife spotting as animals gather near water sources.

May to October: The dry season is perfect for safaris and game viewing, as water scarcity draws wildlife to rivers and waterholes. August to October offers optimal conditions for seeing wildlife, particularly in Hwange National Park and near Victoria Falls.

Visa on Arrival: Indian citizens can get a visa on arrival or apply for an e-visa online. Tourist visas typically allow stays of up to 30 days.

Requirements: Valid passport (minimum six months), visa application form, proof of sufficient funds, return or onward ticket, and proof of accommodation.

Victoria Falls: Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, is a breathtaking waterfall located on the Zambezi River, bordering Zimbabwe and Zambia.Ideal for travellers seeking adventure, nature, and comfort close to the iconic waterfall and safari options.

Hwange National Park: Offers luxury lodges and tented camps, providing excellent access to wildlife. Ideal for safari-goers looking for an immersive experience in one of Africa’s best wildlife reserves.

Harare: Zimbabwe’s capital offers a mix of modern hotels, vibrant culture, and access to nearby nature reserves. Great for travelers interested in local culture, dining, and city exploration before venturing out on safaris.

Lake Kariba: Known for houseboats, fishing lodges, and lakefront resorts, it’s perfect for those seeking a peaceful retreat with options for water activities and sunset views.

Matobo National Park: Known for its rugged scenery and historic significance, with accommodations ranging from lodges to eco-friendly options. Great for nature lovers, hikers, and cultural enthusiasts.

Bungee Jump, Victoria Falls • Canoe on the Zambezi River • Explore Great Zimbabwe Ruins • Hwange National Park, Game Drives • Houseboat Stay on Lake Kariba • Hiking in Matobo Hills • Rhino Tracking in Matobo National Park • Scenic Flight or a Helicopter Ride over Victoria Falls • Sunset River Cruise on Zambezi River • Safari in Mana Pools • Visit Chinhoyi Caves • White Water Rafting, Victoria Falls

Stunning wildlife, Victoria Falls, rich history, diverse culture, scenic landscapes.

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Bungee jumping at Victoria Falls is an exhilarating adventure, offering a 111-meter plunge from the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge. Set against the backdrop of one of the world's most powerful waterfalls, this experience combines adrenaline with unmatched scenery. As you leap, you'll feel the rush of the Zambezi River below and hear the thunderous roar of the falls. This jump is one of the highest in the world, perfect for thrill-seekers craving an unforgettable memory.

Bungee Jump, Victoria Falls

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Canoeing on the Zambezi River is a serene yet adventurous way to explore the wilderness. Paddling along calm channels, you’ll pass hippos, crocodiles, and abundant birdlife while surrounded by pristine scenery. Guided trips ensure safety and offer insights into the ecosystem. This experience provides a unique perspective of the river, blending tranquility with moments of excitement as you navigate near wildlife, making it a perfect activity for nature enthusiasts.

Canoe on the Zambezi River

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The Great Zimbabwe Ruins, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are an awe-inspiring testament to ancient African civilization. These stone structures, built between the 11th and 15th centuries, were once a thriving city and the center of the Kingdom of Zimbabwe. Visitors can explore the Great Enclosure, with its iconic curved walls, and the Hill Complex, offering panoramic views. The ruins are rich in history and cultural significance, reflecting remarkable architectural skills.

Explore Great Zimbabwe Ruins

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Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe’s largest wildlife reserve, offers unforgettable game drives to witness its diverse fauna. Home to over 100 mammal species, including elephants, lions, and wild dogs, the park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Morning and evening drives provide opportunities to spot animals in their natural habitats. With knowledgeable guides and stunning landscapes, a game drive in Hwange guarantees close encounters with nature and memories of Africa’s incredible biodiversity.

Hwange National Park, Game Drives 

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Staying on a houseboat on Lake Kariba combines relaxation and adventure. Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, you can enjoy fishing, wildlife spotting, and stunning sunsets over the water. The lake, created by the Kariba Dam, is home to crocodiles, hippos, and diverse bird species. Houseboats often include meals and guided excursions, making it a luxurious yet immersive experience. It’s an ideal getaway for those seeking tranquility and a unique connection with nature.

Houseboat Stay on Lake Kariba

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Hiking in Matobo Hills offers a blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. The granite formations, adorned with ancient San rock art, create a unique landscape for exploration. Trails lead to sacred sites, caves, and panoramic viewpoints. Hikers can spot wildlife, including leopards and eagles, while experiencing the spiritual significance of the area. Matobo Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a hiker's paradise, merging outdoor adventure with Zimbabwe’s rich history.

Hiking in Matobo Hills

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Rhino tracking in Matobo National Park is an exhilarating experience that brings you close to these majestic creatures. Guided by expert trackers, visitors can follow footprints and signs to find both black and white rhinos in their natural habitats. The park's conservation efforts ensure the safety of these endangered animals. This activity combines education, excitement, and a rare opportunity to contribute to wildlife preservation while connecting with Zimbabwe’s natural wonders.

Rhino Tracking in Matobo National Park

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A scenic flight or helicopter ride over Victoria Falls offers a bird's-eye view of this natural wonder and its surrounding beauty. Often called "The Flight of Angels," this experience showcases the immense scale of the falls, the Zambezi River, and the Batoka Gorge. Helicopter tours allow visitors to appreciate the falls' grandeur, especially during the high-water season when the cascading waters are most dramatic. It's a mesmerizing way to see one of Africa’s greatest treasures.

Scenic Flight or a Helicopter Ride over Victoria Falls

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A sunset river cruise on the Zambezi River is a tranquil way to enjoy the beauty of Victoria Falls. As the sun sets, casting a golden glow over the water, you can spot hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of birdlife. Luxurious boats offer drinks and snacks, creating a relaxing atmosphere while you admire the stunning landscape. This peaceful journey contrasts beautifully with the power of the falls, making it a must-do for visitors.

Sunset River Cruise on Zambezi River

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Mana Pools National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a safari experience like no other. Known for its lush floodplains and abundant wildlife, the park is home to elephants, lions, and unique aquatic species. Safaris here often include canoeing, walking, and game drives, providing diverse perspectives of the ecosystem. Mana Pools is renowned for its untouched beauty and opportunities for close encounters with wildlife, making it a top destination for safari enthusiasts.

Safari in Mana Pools

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The Chinhoyi Caves are a fascinating network of limestone and dolomite caves, best known for the crystalline "Sleeping Pool." This deep, cobalt-blue water is surrounded by high walls, creating a magical setting. Visitors can explore the caves on guided tours, learning about their geological and cultural history. The caves hold spiritual significance and are steeped in mystery. They’re a must-visit for adventurers and those intrigued by natural wonders.

Visit Chinhoyi Caves

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White water rafting on the Zambezi River below Victoria Falls is a thrilling adventure for adrenaline lovers. The river boasts some of the world's best rapids, ranging from class III to class V, promising an exhilarating ride through turbulent waves and narrow gorges. Participants can enjoy breathtaking views of the Batoka Gorge, wildlife sightings, and the challenge of conquering the “Stairway to Heaven” or “The Washing Machine.” It’s an unforgettable experience for thrill-seekers.

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