Zimbabwe is a land of legends, waterfalls, and wild encounters. From the thundering might of Victoria Falls to the ancient stone city of Great Zimbabwe, every corner tells a story. Fewer travelers make their way here compared to South Africa or Botswana, which means you’ll be rewarded with untouched wilderness, hidden ruins, and jaw-dropping moments that feel yours alone.
Picture yourself standing at the edge of the “Smoke that Thunders,” swimming in Devil’s Pool, or flying over the Zambezi River in a helicopter. Imagine tracking elephants in Gonarezhou, walking among 2,000-year-old rock paintings in Matobo Hills, or even stepping where dinosaurs once left their prints in Mana Pools. Zimbabwe is dramatic, soulful, and unforgettable, a country that doesn’t just impress, it amazes.
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From Victoria Falls to elephant-filled plains and ancient ruins, Zimbabwe is a mix of raw power and deep history.
Zimbabwe is underrated and that is part of its magic. Remote parks, mighty waterfalls, and centuries-old wonders make this one of Africa’s best kept secrets.
Reusable bottles, eco-friendly bags, and refillable toiletries are a must.
Zimbabwe uses type D and G plugs with 220 V standard voltage.
Bring strong DEET-based repellent to stay protected on safari and in the bush.
Essential when visiting Victoria Falls, where the spray alone can drench you.
For rafting in Batoka Gorge or that once-in-a-lifetime swim in Devil’s Pool.
The official currency is the Zimbabwe dollar, but US dollars are widely used for restaurants, taxis, and visas.
