With the exception of children under one year of age, all travellers arriving in Zimbabwe from infected areas are requested to possess valid vaccination certificates against cholera and yellow fever. While in Zimbabwe, you are advised not to use water in the country's rivers and dams for swimming and drinking as it may be infected with bilharzia. Needless to say, all water in towns, hotels and swimming pools is from purified central water supplies or boreholes and is, therefore, perfectly safe. Consult a doctor before visiting Zimbabwe. However, as health requirements differ from country to country, it is important that travellers, before entering Zimbabwe, check the health requirements of their own country and obtains vaccination certificates, if required, for their return home.
All posts listed below are open on public holidays at the same time as for weekdays.
Wednesdays 08.00-13.00 hours. Unless otherwise stated, the initial tariff is per person per day on bed and breakfast basis. The tariffs quoted are subject to alteration. Visitor should confirm charges when making a reservation. Private motor vechicles, caravans and trailers may be brought temporarily into Zimbabwe, provided they are licenced in their home countries and bear appropriate registration plate and nationality plaque.