Victoria fall Zambia

The Smoke that Thunders
The mighty Zambezi River, fed by countless tropical
thunderstorms, plunges with a deafening roar into a great
cataract a mile wide and 400 feet deep. Billowing clouds
of spray fall in a steady rain as you walk the path through the
rainforest.

Scenic Splendor

A walk through the rainforest offers spectacular views. Descend to
the "Boiling Pot" to gain another perspective from deep within the
gorge. Later, join a sundowner cruise and cocktails upstream of
the Falls. Look out for hippos and elephants along the riverbank.
To truly appreciate the incredible size and power of the Falls, take
a scenic helicopter flight. For the more adventurous, a flight by
microlight over the Falls and river is breathtaking.
Elephant and Buffalo
Herds of elephant and buffalo are frequently seen roaming through
lodge and hotel properties. This is Africa! Listen for the distant roar
of lions calling the pride to hunt as you enjoy an evening cocktail
on the deck of your lodge. Take an excursion by canoe or
horseback, or a leisurely elephant-back ride through the bush.
Leave time to browse the magnificent arts and crafts on sale at
Victoria Falls Craft Market and don't miss the traditional tribal
dancing.

Adventure Capital of Africa

The impressive variety of high-adrenalin adventure activities that
are available can take extra time to experience, so plan your stay
accordingly. Adventures include white water rafting, bungee
jumping (one of the world’s longest drops), gorge swings, abseiling
and jet boating beneath the Falls.

A tour of the Falls

This is not to be missed. A true natural
phenomenon, the Victoria Falls is one of
the seven natural Wonders of the World.
Immense curtains of water cascade down
into the gorge. Around the Falls, the rain
forest is home to some plant species
rarely found elsewhere in Zambia or
Zimbabwe. From January to June, the
view from the Zambian side of the Falls is
most spectacular. Pathways take tourists
to view sites and across the swaying Knife
Edge bridge. A seperate tour is available from the Zimbabwe side of the border and is highly recommended.

Arts & Crafts and River Cruises

Superbly crafted African treasures are available from the Victoria Falls open air curio market. Here you will find Zimbabwe's famous stone and wood carvings, a wonderful gift or souvenir. Enjoy the African Spectacular, a demonstration of tribal dancing. Rhythm runs deep in the history and culture of the African people. The visitor is treated to beating drums, fierce dancing and chanting Shangaan warriors, the eerie rituals of the masked Mkishi, marimbas playing and choirs singing. End the day with a sunset river cruise.

Adventure activities
Some are family oriented, some extreme, will
ensure that your stay at Victoria Falls is a
memorable experience.

Bungee

Experience 360 feet of pure adrenaline rush! The bungee jump
operates off the Victoria Falls Bridge and has a 100% safety
record. Over 50,000 people have plunged off the bridge, one of
the highest challenges in the world. Boast to friends and family
at home with a video and photographs, taken of each jumper
and available for purchase. Solo and tandem jumps are
available.
Minimum age is 14 years.
Minimum weight of 40 kg (88pounds) and maximum weight of140kg (308 pounds)

Microlight flights

The scene below is breathtaking from your
open micro light cockpit. Capture
unforgettable photographs from the wingmounted
camera
15 minute flight - Feel the Freedom (a flight
over Victoria Falls and Zambezi River)
30 Minute Flight - Great African Air Safari
(over Victoria Falls, Batoka Gorge Zambezi
River & Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park)

Adventure activities,

Some are family oriented, some extreme, will
ensure that your stay at Victoria Falls is a
memorable experience.
Limitations on microlight passengers: minimum age limit is 6 years and maximum weight is 220 pounds.We arrange all transfers to and from your resort or hotel for all activities, which may be booked in advance of travel, or booked after arrival. Some activities and tours are on the Zimbabwe side of the border, requiring guests to carry passports and to pay additional visa fees.