Masvingo is a small and peaceful town with a low crime rate. You can move around town freely without worrying about being mugged or harrassed. It is safe to move around town in the evening, though most businesses are closed by 7pm.

It’s not too bad. Beware of petty theft and be aware of your surroundings. Don’t walk alone at night or in quiet streets. Try avoid the centre. I wouldn’t really hitch hike. Be very careful of driving here with the bad roads and bad drivers also the traffic lights don’t often work due to power cuts

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Located in the heart of southern Africa, Zimbabwe is a landlocked paradise known for its awe-inspiring natural and cultural wonders. Famed for its blend of incredible landscapes, abundant wildlife, and fascinating heritage sites, the country has something for every traveler. It harbors the majestic Victoria Falls, one of the world's largest and most spectacular waterfalls often referred to as "The Smoke that Thunders". It is also home to several national parks including Hwange National Park and Mana Pools National Park, offering exceptional safari experiences where visitors can view an array of wildlife such as elephants, lions, and rhinoceros. Steeped in history, the ancient city of Great Zimbabwe showcases the country's rich cultural past with its complex towered stone structures. From adrenaline-fueled adventure to peaceful tranquility, Zimbabwe's varied charms never fail to captivate visitors from around the globe.

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Travelers planning to visit Zimbabwe are advised to exercise a high degree of caution due to possible civil unrest and increased crime. There have also been reports of official harassment of U.S. citizens. Always be aware of your surroundings, avoid crowded areas, and keep your belongings secure at all times.


I enjoyed my experience in Harare and did feel safe in certain locations, except for the CBD. The CBD can be a little unsettling, especially of its your first time in Harare. 
Overall, I enjoyed and accomplished my goals there.

I highly recommend a safari in Zambezi National Park. When I was there, we were always the only jeep on site, unlike other parks, which were crowded with tourists and full of jeeps. It was a truly unique, peaceful experience that allowed us to enjoy the animals and the landscape.

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