The best buses are Express, Ajay's and Blue Arrow, but they typically operate in big cities. Otherwise, it’s more convenient to use trains. Tickets are sold at railway stations such as Harare, Bulawayo, Victoria Falls and some others.

Train tickets are sold only at the departure station. So, if you want to have a seat, buy tickets right on arrival. Tickets have neither a train nor a railcar number. This information is displayed on the special board about one hour before the train departure. The train host will show you your seat in the railcar.

The Republic of South Africa’s rands are accepted at the markets and in province.

There is no point to apply for visa at Zimbabwe Consulate in Moscow. It’s much easier to get it on arrival. Have some US dollars cash at the ready to pay for visa. You should have the exact sum since change is never given.

Zimbabwe authorities allow reentering the country during daylight hours even if you’ve got a single entry visa. It means that you will be able to see Victoria Falls from Zambia side and come back, or to visit other spots outside Zimbabwe.

Looking for souvenirs and fruits? Visit Mbare Musika market in Harare.

The most convenient way to travel around cities is by taxi. It doesn’t cost much, around 2-3 US dollars.

Be aware that prices may change several times during your travel around Zimbabwe. This is due to the fact that the country is currently experiencing the high inflation.