Visiting
Come and see it for yourself.
Friends are welcome to visit the project and stay two full days as our guest. We will also send tourist information so you can make something of the rest of the trip.
What we provide
Two days, on us.
- Accommodation on site for two full days
- Meals during your stay, largely grown and cooked here
- A proper tour — workshops, farms, classrooms, the lot
- Time with staff and learners, not a scripted walk-through
- Tourist information and suggested itineraries for the rest of your trip
Travel to Zimbabwe, visas, insurance and any nights beyond the two are your own arrangement. We will happily advise on all of it.
How it works
Booking a visit
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Join as a Friend
Visits are for Friends of the Community. If you have not joined yet, start here — it is free.
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Tell us when
Send us your preferred dates. We need notice so we can prepare accommodation and make sure someone is free to show you round properly.
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We confirm and brief you
You will get written confirmation plus practical notes — nearest airport, transfers, what to bring, what the weather is doing, and the tourist pack.
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Come and stay
Arrive, settle in, and see exactly what the Friends network has paid for.
Practical questions
Things worth knowing
When can I visit?
Once the site is operational. Until then we are happy to note your interest and contact you as soon as visits open. This section needs a firm answer before launch — either dates, or clear wording that visits begin at a later stage.
How much notice do you need?
To be confirmed — suggest at least six weeks, so accommodation and staff time can be arranged.
Can I bring my family or a group?
To be confirmed. Groups are usually possible with more notice; corporate team visits are arranged separately through the Corporate Circle.
Do I need vaccinations or a visa?
Requirements depend on your nationality and change over time. Always check your own government’s current travel advice for Zimbabwe. We will include the relevant links in your confirmation pack.
Is it safe?
We will brief you fully before you travel and someone from the project will be with you throughout your stay. Follow your own government’s travel advice as well.
For review: several answers on this page are placeholders. Visits involve accommodating members of the public alongside young learners, so the safeguarding policy, insurance position and minimum notice period should all be settled before this page goes live.