There are good tar highways as well as good graded dirt roads, making Transportation in Masvingo all the easy. The country has a superb 5000 km of road and it is recommended to have a driver's license from your home country is good to visit around which is valid for 90 days.
There are direct flights from most western countries to Harare International Airport, which is the main gateway to the country. There are connecting flights to Bulawayo and Victoria Falls from other countries as well. The airlines serving the airport are British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, South African Airways, KLM, Lufthansa, Air France, Swiss Air, American Airlines and Qantas.
One can reach by local bus to Masvingo. There are half-hourly bus transfers from and to the City Center to the airports.
One can also reach Masvingo from other parts of Africa by car. There are many good tar roads available. If coming from Botswana and Namibia, one should take the Caprivi Strip. There are a good number of bus connections to make up for its lack of rail connections. A trans-frontier line to Zimbabwe runs from South Africa. One can reach both Bulawayo and Harare by train from Johannesburg, Pretoria, Cape Town, Kimberley and Bloemfontein. There is an overnight connection to Gabernone in Botswana from Bulawayo and it is very easy to drive or take a bus.
tourist attractions in Masvingo include the Great Zimbabwe national Monument is a fabulous place which is filled with some excellent ruins, wild vistas and mysteries. In spite of over 300 sites in the country, this one is the most extensive and controversial. This place is the source of the country's name and also features the currency of the country. There are speculation about who built this structure. Visitors can wander around the area and climb to the top of the hill.
The Shona Village situated a some distance off the the Monument. These are inhabited by people demonstrating some craft of different types. One can buy cooking pots, watch a stone carver busy with his trade or have your fortune told. A Tea House at Great Zimbabwe resembles that of the residence of the Seven Dwarfs. This thatched rondoval has flower gardens and stone walkways surrounding it. Outside, there are tables and benches with thatched 'umbrellas' to sit on.
There are good tar made highways as well as good graded dirt roads, making Transportation in Masvingo all the easy.
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