Victoria Falls Southern Province, Zambia Travel Guide
It's possible to purchase local SIM cards at airports or in town centers. Passport needed for acquire and registration.
Local Sim cards have local call rates and data packages, usually cheaper than international roaming.
Internet access, language considerations, and travel services.
Most hotels, lodges, and many restaurants and cafes offer Wi-Fi, often included. Quality and speed vary.
Official languages are English in both Zimbabwe and Zambia. English is common in tourist areas.
Local communication options and useful travel services for your trip.
Typically open 08:00 or 09:00 to 17:00 or 18:00 weekdays. Shorter hours Saturdays, some close Sundays.
Open weekdays 08:00 or 08:30 to 15:00 or 15:30. Shorter opening times Saturdays. ATMs in town centers, reliability varies. Carry cash.
Restaurants open for lunch and dinner, generally 11:00 or 12:00 to 21:00 or 22:00. Activity operators vary.
Opens roughly 06:FROM 12 to 18:00. Look at seasonal changes for specific times during your visit.
Some smaller businesses or activities might have reduced hours or temporary closures during the low season (January, February).
Be mindful of local business hours and seasonal changes, particularly for certain activities.
Interacting respectfully with local communities and planning for accessibility.
A handshake is the common greeting. Polite to use a local greeting. Dress modestly when visiting towns or homes.
Always ask permission before taking photos of individuals, especially in villages or markets.
Tipping is valued for good service. Dining without cutlery is traditional for sadza or nshima.
Same-sex sexual acts are illegal in each of Zimbabwe and Zambia. Public displays of affection between same-sex couples are not advised.
Mannerly dealings and cultural sensitivity enhance your trip. Plan for accessibility needs.
