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Highlights of Zimbabwe:
Victoria Falls
No trip to Zimbabwe is complete without visiting the majestic Victoria Falls, one of the world's largest and most impressive waterfalls. The huge body of water plunging into the Zambezi River creates a spectacular sight and offers incredible opportunities for both sightseeing and adrenaline-filled activities such as bungee jumping, rafting and helicopter rides over the falls.

‍Safari in Hwange National Park
Zimbabwe is known for its amazing wildlife, and a safari in Hwange National Park gives you the opportunity to get up close to the “big five” -- lion, elephant, leopard, buffalo and rhino. With a rich diversity of animal species and a varied landscape, Hwange is a paradise for experienced safari goers and beginners alike.

‍Great Zimbabwe Ruins
For anyone interested in culture and history, the impressive Great Zimbabwe ruins are a must. This ancient stone city, dating back to the 11th century, is one of the most significant archaeological finds in Africa and provides a fascinating insight into the early civilization that flourished here.

‍Food Experiences and Local Markets
Explore Zimbabwe through its local cuisine, which includes delicious dishes such as sadza (a type of cornmeal porridge) and nyama choma (grilled meat). Visit the colorful markets of cities such as Harare and Bulawayo, where you can find handmade textiles, jewelry and traditional works of art.

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Our top 3 tips

1. Plan your safari trip in advance
Zimbabwe is known for its impressive national parks such as Hwange, Matobo Hills, and Mana Pools. It's a good idea to plan your safari experience well in advance, as the most popular lodges and guided tours can be sold out, especially during peak seasons (from May to October).

2. Check vaccines and health requirements in advance
Before you travel to Zimbabwe, you should make sure you have the necessary vaccines to travel safely. Malaria medicine is highly recommended for areas located near the Zambezi River and Victoria Falls, so be sure to check with your doctor well in advance of your departure. In addition, it is always smart to bring the necessary medications, sunscreen, and insect sprays to protect yourself from mosquitoes.

3. Be prepared for temperature fluctuations
Zimbabwe has a tropical climate, but temperatures can vary widely, especially between day and night. Be sure to pack clothes that are suitable for both hot days and cool evenings. A light, long-sleeved shirt and trousers can be useful to protect you from insects during safari, while a jacket or fleece may be needed in the morning and evening. Also remember to bring good, comfortable shoes for hiking and safaris.