One of the most spectacular and unspoilt wildlife destinations in Southern Africa, Zimbabwe remains a haven for stunning national parks, incredible wildlife, contrasting landscapes, and the mighty Zambezi River. But the reason to visit here is to see the mighty Victoria Falls; the majestic and unparalleled waterfall range that it shares with neighbouring Zambia

Top Tourist Destinations: 
Victoria Falls
Just a short walk away from the epic waterfall it’s named after, Victoria Falls Town is Zimbabwe’s main tourist spot for visitors. 

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Hwange National Park
Hwange National Park is one of Africa's safari greats. At almost half the size of Belgium, Zimbabwe's largest national park is a vast and brazen showcase of the country at its most iconic. Beyond its dramatic savannah landscapes and wild forests, is a biodiversity extraordinary. This is classic safari territory; lions, leopards and buffalo are all regularly spotted, and its wild elephant population is one of the largest in the world.
Lake Kariba
Lake Kariba, the world's largest manmade lake. Is the home of five-star safari lodges and houseboats, Lake Kariba is an undiscovered African Riviera on Zimbabwe's northern border. Remote, vast and exclusive, it's an outstanding natural playground. 
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Capital: Harare
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Time Difference: Zimbabwe is 2 hours ahead of the UK (GMT+2)
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Flight Time from UK: 13 hours
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Currency: Zimbabwean Dollar 
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Language: English, Shona and Ndebele
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Passports & Visas: British nationals need a passport valid for 6 months and a visa which you can gain upon entry.
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Top attractions: Victoria Falls guided tour, Sunset cruises on the Zambezi River and Hwange National Park.