The Zambezi pouring over Victoria Falls, with spray rising from the gorge

Zimbabwe

Park fees for 25 parks, the rules for getting in, and 1,424 places to stay, eat and see across 8 provinces.

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Victoria Falls. Photo: Harvey Barrison from Massapequa, NY, USA, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Short answer

US, UK and EU passports need a Zimbabwe visa: US$30 single entry for most, US$55 for British and Irish. Park fees for a foreign adult run from US$12 €11 a day at Lake Chivero Recreational Park to US$30 €27 at Gonarezhou National Park. At Victoria Falls, June and July give plenty of water with the spray clearing.

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Parks and what they charge

All Zimbabwe fees

Conservation fee for a foreign adult, mostly per day; vehicles pay extra. Zimbabwean residents and SADC nationals pay less. Work out a whole trip with the fee calculator.

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