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Wildlife and game viewing

Wildlife and game viewing

There’s no better place to enjoy close-encounters with the Big 5 and an exciting variety of bird and plant life than the wild planes of Zimbabwe. Some of the most notable parks include Hwange National Park, Mana Pools National Park and the Lower Zambezi National Park. 

The mighty Victoria Falls

The mighty Victoria Falls

Near the Zambian town of Livingstone and forming part of the Victoria Falls National Park on the western tip of Zimbabwe, the “Smoke that Thunders” is a sight not to be missed. This powerful waterfall serves as an impressive tourist attraction, which can be admired by air or by land. 

Currency

Currency

Zimbabwe’s monetary unit used to be the Zimbabwe Dollar, but since its suspension in 2009, the country adopted a multiple currency framework encompassing the United States Dollar, Indian Rupee, Botswana Pula, Yuan, Euro and Pound Sterling. 

Climate

Climate

Zimbabwe’s climate is tropical, although markedly moderated by altitude. There is a dry season, which features a short cool season from May to September when little rain falls throughout the whole country. The rainy season is typically a time of heavy rainfall from November to March.

Living in Zimbabwe

Education

Zimbabwe’s academic year runs from January to December, with 3 terms and national examinations written during November, administered by the Zimbabwe Schools Examination Council. International examinations can also be written in June and November which are offered by a private education system. There are a number of schools in the country, including both private and public institutions, mostly surrounding most major cities. 

Healthcare

The public health system is the largest provider of health-care services, complemented by Mission hospitals and health care delivered by non-governmental organizations (NGOs). The economic decline and political instability have unfortunately led to a reduction in health-care budgets and provision, specifically in more remote areas.

Shopping

Zimbabwe caters for all needs, with supermarkets, hardware stores, banks and pharmacies in all major cities while supplies in rural area may be a bit more limited. 

Travel

Zimbabwe is neighboured by Mozambique, South Africa, Botswana, Malawi and Zambia, making it an ideal place from which to explore even more of Africa. There is an international airport in Harare; the largest in the country also serving as the home of national airline, Air Zimbabwe. 

Contact our Zimbabwe office

Telephone: +263 (24) 244 3253/6

Adddress: 9 Hurworth Road, Highlands, Harare North, Harare

Email: harare@pamgolding.co.zw

Harare Belgravia

Telephone: +263 (24) 270 5816-8

Adddress: 13 Phillips Avenue, Belgravia, Harare North, Harare

Email: belgravia@pamgolding.co.zw

Harare Borrowdale

Telephone: +263 (24) 288 6995-7/288 5999

Adddress: 444 Grasmere Lane, Borrowdale, Harare North, Harare

Email: borrowdale@pamgolding.co.zw

Bulawayo

Telephone: +263 (0) 8 677 110399

Adddress: 50 Moffat Street, Bulawayo, Matabeleland South

Email: bulawayo@pamgolding.co.zw

Harare Highlands

Telephone: +263 (24) 244 3253/6

Adddress: 9 Hurworth Road, Highlands, Harare North, Harare

Email: harare@pamgolding.co.zw

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