Getting to Zimbabwe
International flights into Harare and Bulawayo from most major airports. Airport transit is usually through the Middle East, Addis Ababa, Nairobi, Johannesburg, or Cape Town.
FAQ
Getting here, visas, medical care, supplies, WiFi, and security: the practical details for settling into Woodlands.
A starting set of answers while you plan. If something is missing, enquire and we will fill in the gaps for your dates and nationality.
International flights into Harare and Bulawayo from most major airports. Airport transit is usually through the Middle East, Addis Ababa, Nairobi, Johannesburg, or Cape Town.
Airport meet and greet, with optional chauffeur-driven or self-drive transfer to Masvingo, approximately 300 km from either Bulawayo or Harare. From there it is about a 30 km drive to the Glenlivet area, where you arrive at your residence.
International visitors are typically granted a 30-day visa on arrival. Two extensions of 30 days are possible at the Masvingo Immigration office (about 30 km away), with potential extensions thereafter.
An online ETA form is required before travel. See the Online ETA portal. Please check that site for exact requirements for your nationality; this is a guideline only.
Masvingo has good general practitioners and day clinics. Harare has world-class hospitals and trauma centres for major incidents.
If cover is not provided by your standard insurance, we can assist with signing up for local medical insurance for the time you will be in Zimbabwe. Contact us if you would like more information on arranging this.
General home supplies and basic groceries can all be found in Masvingo. Local produce is available from our homestead and the neighbouring community. Luxury or specific items can be arranged on order and delivery from Harare or South Africa.
Woodlands has Starlink satellite internet available in the houses and the private office spaces, set up for remote work and everyday streaming. Ask when you enquire if you need current speed guidance for your work.
Glenlivet is a very safe small rural community. The property is fenced and secure, with 24-hour surveillance. Walking on the roads and in the mountains is very safe as well.
Yes. Your private-house Muchinda takes care of laundry, cleaning, and the everyday necessities, so your time can be about relaxing and enjoying the slow rural lifestyle at Woodlands Romelda.
You don’t need any vaccines or prior medical preparation before travelling to Zimbabwe. You can engage your family doctor or GP about malaria prophylactics for before and during your stay.
Plan Your Stay
We’ll help you choose your residence and outline the next steps.