The nature of Zimbabwean hospitality is that staff will go the extra mile to make your stay an unforgettable one. Most of the accommodation options below have on-site swimming pools, wild animals nearby, activity desks and natural surroundings.
Best of the rest: More activities include Livingstone Island, sundowners at Victoria Falls Hotel, cultural tours … the list goes on!
Victoria Falls National Park is home to a wide variety of animals – and you can be taken on a guided safari to see elephant, zebra, lions and more.
Experience the historic bridge the way its creators envisaged: in a steam train.
Imagine walking through the Zimbabwean bush with a lion at your side, or seeing the sunset from an elephant’s back.
Helicopter tours above Victoria Falls are called ‘the flight of angels’. Only a birds-eye-view can capture the scale and grandeur of the falls.
The white-water rafting here is considered one of the best runs in the world.
Dusk is a special time to be on the river, with a cold drink in your hands and the sound of the waterfalls at your back.
This 111-metre bungee jump is in one of the most scenic places in the world.
The gorge swing and zip line are arguably better experiences than the bungee jump. There’s also the “flying fox” and canopy tour highwire activities to try.
Victoria Falls never disappoints, whether you’re seeing the Falls themselves for the first time, or catching your breath after gorge swinging over the Zambezi River. Top ten things to do in Victoria Falls Town, Zimbabwe Click on the headings below … Continued
The Boma is a must-do for any visitor to Victoria Falls. Food is cooked on-the-spot: warthog, kudu and impala included.
There are no words to describe what it feels like to see Victoria Falls, or “The Smoke that Thunders”, for the first time.
This tourism-promo video should be taken with a pinch of salt, but I’ve included it here because it shows a lot of Zimbabwe’s gems and gives an overview of the country for first-timers. My advice would be to look at … Continued
