Known for its dramatic landscape and diverse wildlife, Zimbabwe is home to a variety of natural parks, reserves, and safari areas. Also, home to Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River, Zimbabwe provides bucket list itineraries for those looking to make the most of their stay. When not on safari, tour the breathtaking falls, and for those more adventurous, opt to bungee jump or white-water raft where possible. No matter the request, Brownell specialists curate itineraries to ensure you accomplish your wildest goals. Visit Zimbabwe and see what’s possible!
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Zimbabwe has 16 official languages, the main four of which are English, Afrikaans, Shona, and Isindebele.
The best time to visit Zimbabwe is between July and October. During this time, game viewing is at its peak. The natural waterholes dry up, and herds congregate at the lakes, man-made waterholes, and rivers.
Yes, a visa is needed for all tourists to enter Zimbabwe.