Victoria Falls is the longest waterfall in the world and one of the most impressive natural spectacles of its kind. On this tour, we'll visit the top viewpoints in Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Victoria Falls Private Tour
After picking you up at your hotel in Victoria Falls we'll head to Victoria Falls National Park on the Zimbabwean side, where upon arrival you'll discover why the locals call Victoria Falls "the smoke that thunders". This incredible spectacle has been sculpted by the Zambezi River for over the past 100,000 years.
On the Zimbabwe side, we'll tour its main viewpoints enjoying the incredible panoramic views of four of the falls: Rainbow Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Main Falls, and Devil's Cataract. The advantage of the Zimbabwe side is the incredible panoramic views.
After enjoying the Zimbabwe side, we'll cross the Victoria Falls Bridge to head to Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park on the Zambian side. This spectacular bridge is a tourist attraction in itself.
In Zambia we'll visit its main viewpoints, taking in the Eastern Cataract waterfall and crossing the Knife-Edge Bridge, where, depending on the season, we'll either end up slightly wet or completely drenched. The advantage of this side of the falls is the proximity to the water.
We'll finish the tour by taking you back to your hotel in Victoria Falls.
Hotel Pickup
This tour includes hotel pickup from Victoria Falls hotels. If you're staying in Zambia, you can also book the tour departing from Livingstone.
Zimbabwean Side Tour
If you have less time you can visit only the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls. On this tour, you won't cross the border into Zambia, so you won't need an additional visa and you won't have to pay the entrance fee to Zambia's Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park.
Important to Note
- The indicated price includes an English-speaking guide and a private vehicle. Entrance fees are paid separately and are priced at 58USD in Zimbabwe and 20USD in Zambia, with a 50% discount for children under 12 years old, and free for children under 6 years old.
- If you're staying at the Royal Livingstone or Avani hotels, entry to the falls on the Zambian side is free. In order to justify this, you must bring your hotel keys with you.
- In order to visit both sides of the falls, you'll need a visa for both countries, Europeans and most countries can easily secure them on the spot.