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By Air
Zimbabwe is serviced externally by its own Air Zimbabwe and by international airlines from many parts of the world. Connections can be made through Johannesburg in South Africa, for destinations not servicing Harare directly.
Air Zimbabwe runs regular internal flights between the capital Harare and Bulawayo and Victoria Falls.
Main airports are at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls with flights to Johannesburg, Cape Town and other regional destinations from Victoria Falls and Harare.
By Road
Surfaced highways link the capital, Harare, with Bulawayo, Hwange, Victoria Falls, Kariba, the Eastern Highlands, Mutare and the Lowveld.
Travellers by road may enter Zimbabwe from South Africa through Beitbrdige, from Botswana through Plumtree or Victoria Falls, from Namibia through Victoria Falls, from Zambia through Victoria Falls, Kariba or Chirundu and from Mozambique through Mutare or Nyamapanda.
Normal sedan vehicles are adequate for the main highways. Lesser used gravel roads into the wilderness areas may require four wheel drive. Car Hire is available in the main towns.
By Train
A railway network links the main towns and also connects with Zambia through Victoria Falls and South Africa.