Safety

It is recommended that you verify with your tour operator or hotel concierge; they will be aware of any potentially dangerous spots along your trip path. It is best to avoid desolate regions, especially at night, and if you are on a self-drive excursion, please ensure that your car is always locked And park in well-lit, busy areas. When visiting Africa's different cities, dress down (i.e., avoid wearing ostentatious jewelry). Concealed travel wallets are advised. It is not advisable to stop for hitchhikers.

The degree of crime is modest. Individuals traveling alone may be more susceptible. Mugging, pickpocketing, and jewelry theft are all widespread in city centers, particularly after dark. Street illumination may be deplorable. Maintain vigilance when exiting banks and cash stations, as well as at Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport. Carry or show significant sums of money in public locations.

Thefts and smash-and-grab robberies from automobiles have occurred, especially at major crossroads along the way to Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport and on the Masvingo-Beitbridge road. When utilizing these roads, you should be extra cautious. Keep your vehicle's doors and windows closed. Take extra precautions at night and at gas stations. Do not leave your vehicle unattended in unsecured town areas.