What do I need to pack?

As a general rule, it is advised to pack easy going, casual attire for your safari that you can wash and reuse. For watching games, muted colours are best. Game drives often take place in the early morning and late afternoon, which can be chilly, particularly in the winter. It is advisable to dress in layers because the weather frequently heats up during the day.

  • The following are the essentials to bring for your safari in Zimbabwe:
  • Khaki, green, beige, and other neutral-coloured clothing
  • shirts with long sleeves that protect against the sun and insects
  • T-shirts
  • Pants, modest shorts or skirts
  • For evenings and chilly days, safari pants are recommended.
  • sweaters and jackets for late-afternoon and early-morning game drives
  • If it rains, a thin, waterproof jacket.
  • Swimwear
  • a pair of relaxed walking shoes
  • Insect repellent, sunscreen, sunglasses, hats, moisturizer, and lip balm
  • Binoculars and photographic gear
  • Discuss with your travel doctor the right preventative medicine for Malaria to take at least 24 hours before entering Zimbabwe/South Africa

Zimbabwe does not allow the wearing of camouflage-patterned apparel. This rule is applicable to any attire that can be mistaken for military garb. It is strongly advised that visitors visiting Zimbabwe not bring or wear any apparel with a military theme.

Please keep in mind when packing that the baggage allowance on short flights is often restricted to a maximum of 20 kg (44 lbs), which includes hand luggage. For your clothes, the majority of lodges and campgrounds provide a same-day washing service.

What is unique about Victoria Falls?

We believe that everyone should visit Victoria Falls at least once in their lives. It is a site of unspoiled natural beauty and solitude where wildlife still wonders free and often mingle with humans.

Sheer spectacle The enormous amount of water that spills over the brink during peak flow makes Victoria Falls, while not being the broadest or tallest waterfall, the largest curtain of falling water in the whole world – depending on the season.

Vic Falls is well situated to be included in a safari itinerary since it is at the centre of all of Southern Africa’s top safari locations.