Air
- Companies: South African Airways, British Airways, Ethiopian Airlines
- Duration: Approximately 2 hours (Cape Town to Johannesburg) + 1.5 hours (Johannesburg to Victoria Falls)
- Total Duration: Approximately 3.5 hours (excluding layovers)
- Distance: 1,500 km (Cape Town to Victoria Falls via Johannesburg)
- Costs: Approximately 1,000 PLN (ticket prices can vary based on the season and booking class)
- Roads/Routes: Not applicable
Pro Tip: Consider booking your flights in advance and check for multi-city tickets that can save you money compared to one-way fares.
For a comfortable and efficient travel experience, flying is the best option, with South African Airways providing direct services. Ensure that your travel documents are in order for smoother borders crossing at Victoria Falls.
Land (Bus)
- Companies: Greyhound, Intercape
- Duration: Approximately 29 hours
- Distance: 1,600 km (via N1 and A1)
- Costs: Approximately 400 PLN (ticket prices can vary based on the operator and service)
- Roads/Routes: N1 (Cape Town to Johannesburg), A1 (Johannesburg to Victoria Falls)
Pro Tip: Book your bus ticket in advance and opt for night travel to maximize your time and enjoy sleeping through part of the journey.
Traveling by bus is a more economical option for this journey, although it takes significantly longer. It provides a chance to see the landscape between South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Self-Drive
- Companies: Avis, Hertz, Europcar
- Duration: Approximately 20 hours (non-stop drive)
- Distance: 1,600 km
- Costs: Rental costs around 300 PLN per day + fuel costs (approximately 200 PLN for the trip)
- Roads/Routes: N1 (Cape Town to Johannesburg), A1 (Johannesburg to Victoria Falls)
Pro Tip: Ensure to have an international driving permit and plan for overnight stops along the way to rest and explore.
Driving gives you the freedom to explore the beautiful landscapes of South Africa and Zimbabwe. Be aware of road conditions and border requirements before embarking on your self-drive adventure.