Zimbabwe Tour Packages​

• Zimbabwe is landlocked but home to one of the world’s largest waterfalls – Victoria Falls.

• The local currency is the Zimbabwean Dollar, but USD is widely accepted.

• The Big Five (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo) roam freely in national parks.

• Carry enough cash as card payments are not always accepted.

• Drink only bottled or purified water.

• Ensure your vaccinations are updated, especially for yellow fever if you’re transiting from affected countries.

• Hire a local guide for safaris and historical tours.

• Our Zimbabwe tour packages are curated to provide authentic experiences without breaking the bank. From adventure-packed safaris to cultural explorations and luxury stays, our budget-friendly options cater to every kind of traveller.

• Capital: Harare

• Major Attractions: Victoria Falls, Hwange National Park, Great Zimbabwe Ruins

• Official Languages: English, Shona, Ndebele

• Currency: Zimbabwean Dollar (ZWL), USD accepted

• Time Zone: CAT (GMT+2)

• Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration

• See the Big Five in natural habitats

• Explore ancient Swahili architecture on the coast

• Enjoy world-class beaches

• Interact with authentic tribal communities like the Maasai

The best time to visit is during the dry season, from May to October, when wildlife viewing is at its peak, and temperatures are comfortable for safaris and outdoor adventures.

• Go on a safari at Hwange or Mana Pools National Park

• Visit Victoria Falls and try bungee jumping or a helicopter tour

• Explore the history of Great Zimbabwe

• Take a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River

• Sadza: A maize meal staple served with vegetables or meat

• Nyama: Traditional grilled meat dishes

• Mopane Worms: A local delicacy for adventurous eaters

• Mapopo Candy: Sweet papaya-based candy

Dos:

• Respect local customs and dress modestly

• Tip guides and staff for good service

• Carry insect repellent and sunscreen
  
  

Don’ts:

• Avoid discussing politics

• Don’t photograph locals without permission

• Don’t drink tap water

Explore vibrant markets for handwoven baskets, stone sculptures, beadwork, and traditional masks. Don’t forget to bargain respectfully for souvenirs.

Zimbabwean art is deeply rooted in history and spirituality. From the stone carvings of the Shona people to modern visual arts and music, creativity flows through every aspect of local life. Cultural festivals, traditional dances, and local theatre give insight into Zimbabwe’s rich identity.