Getting There

Getting to Zimbabwe primarily involves flying into one of its international airports, with most visitors arriving via air travel through regional hubs in Southern Africa. 

Road travel is also an option from neighbouring countries. 

By Air – Most international travellers fly into Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport (HRE) in Harare, the capital, or Victoria Falls International Airport (VFA), which is ideal for travellers heading directly to the falls and nearby national parks. Travellers can also fly into Bulawayo, or the Buffalo Range 10 km west of Chiredzi town.

VISAs

Important: Visitors to Zimbabwe are advised to check with their respective countries and to apply early for travel visas to avoid cancellation of their registration.

Travel from Harare or Bulawayo, and from the South African border at Beit Bridge is about a 3 ½ hour road trip by car or by bus. Buses are an option and although they take a bit longer, are comfortable and inexpensive.