How to get a Zimbabwe visa from Indonesia

Zimbabwe is a destination bursting with activities and things to do. You can explore a range of different national parks, including Hwange, famous for its huge elephant herds, to Matobo, where you will find a landscape mainly consisting of large granite rocks, home to lots of rhino. There is also the magnificent Victoria Falls, from here there is a range of activities to enjoy, including bungee jumping, white-water rafting, abseiling, elephant rides, horse safaris and fishing.

Zimbabwean cuisine is strongly influenced by Europe, with pasta, rice and potatoes readily available. Maize is the most common thing to eat and you must make sure you try Sadza, kind of like maize balls that you roll up with your hands and dip in your stew. Make sure you try the local foods as it is all part of the experience.

The distances between national parks is quite large, so we usually recommend light aircraft as being the best way to travel. Not only does this shorten the time you spend transferring, it also gives you a completely different perspective of the stunning landscapes of Zimbabwe.

The three main languages in Zimbabwe are English, Shona and Ndebele. Pretty much everybody has a good grasp of English, so communication is not usually an issue.