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Experience a Thrilling, Front-Row View of Africa’s Eden

Victoria Falls is part of the Zambezi River, which forms the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. It’s the world’s largest sheet of falling water: as the Zambezi plummets down, the deafening roar of water reverberating off basalt gorges has earned it the name Mosi-oa-Tunya (‘The Smoke That Thunders’). The force’s descent is so powerful that the ground quakes, and a veil of mist sprays into the air, refracting the sunlight like a deity’s giant prism. Along with the falls, the area offers dramatic landscapes, bespoke experiences, and luxury safaris for discerning travelers.

In addition to the spectacular falls, the region offers bespoke experiences and luxurious safaris tailored to discerning travelers.

Indulge in the lavish comforts of a luxury safari lodge nestled within a private game reserve, such as the renowned Stanley & Livingstone Boutique Hotel. Immerse yourself in pure relaxation with in-suite spa treatments, and delight in a chandelier- or star-lit dinner paired with premium Cape wines. Alternatively, the five-star Victoria Falls River Lodge offers a secluded experience on a private river island. Elevated on private decks, the suites provide unparalleled wildlife views, plunge pools, and personalized butler service.

Victoria Falls is a destination for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike. Zip-line over the Zambezi or experience a scenic bird’s-eye view of the falls by helicopter. Explore Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with acacia and teak forests, and elephants, giraffes, lions, and leopards that roam its grasslands. Then, take in a private sunset river cruise, complete with gourmet food and champagne for an unforgettable experience — and a front-row view of Africa’s Eden.

What is the region known for?

Experience the majestic Victoria Falls, where thundering water, luxury lodges, and thrilling activities converge for an unforgettable adventure in nature’s embrace.

Victoria Falls journey inspiration

Elephants walking near Victoria Falls

Bush, Bots and Falls

Ten days of adventure, wildlife, and breathtaking scenery encompassing two UNESCO World Heritage sites combined with the ultimate in luxury accommodation. This journey affords you the opportunity to discover three of Southern Africa’s highlight destinations.

Destinations
MALA MALA GAME RESERVE
VICTORIA FALLS
OKAVANGO DELTA
Duration
9 NIGHTS
Price from

12,750

Per person sharing

Victoria Falls travel guide

Aerial view from private charter flight of Victoria Falls.

Victoria Falls

As the formidable Zambezi River plunges over the rock face and falls over 354 feet into a vortex of swirling water, it forms the largest expanse of falling water in the world, the Victoria Falls. Traditionally known as Mosi-oa-Tunya which, fittingly, means ‘The Smoke that Thunders’, the falls’ impressive roar can often be heard from 25 miles away.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time to visit the Victoria Falls region?

The best time to visit the Victoria Falls region is from February to May when the Zambezi River is at its highest and the waterfalls are in full flow. During this time, visitors can witness the falls at their most majestic and experience the spray and thundering sound.

What wildlife can be seen in the Victoria Falls region?

The region is home to a range of wildlife. Visitors can spot elephants, lions, hippos, vervet monkeys, baboons, zebras, giraffes, buffalo, and various species of antelope. The region’s national parks and reserves, such as Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, offer excellent wildlife viewing opportunities. The presence of the Zambezi River attracts a variety of bird species as well.

What are the most luxurious accommodations available in the Victoria Falls region?

Exclusive retreats such as the Stanley and Livingstone Boutique Hotel, and Victoria Falls River Lodge provide top-tier amenities, private butlers, experienced guides, and gourmet dining experiences. These establishments ensure a high level of comfort and luxury amidst the region’s natural beauty. Other renowned options include The Royal Livingstone Hotel, Old Drift Lodge, and The Victoria Falls Hotel.

What kind of terrain can be expected in the Victoria Falls region?

Victoria Falls encompasses a diverse terrain characterized by towering cliffs, dramatic gorges, lush forests, and the mighty Zambezi River. The landscape offers a combination of rugged and unspoiled environments, providing a haven for wildlife and outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can explore wildlife reserves, take walks along the edge of the gorges, and venture into the forests surrounding the Falls. The region showcases the power and beauty of nature, yielding picturesque viewpoints, thrilling activities, and an immersive experience of the unique geography.

What are some activities and attractions in the Victoria Falls region?

The Victoria Falls region offers a plethora of activities and attractions to suit various interests. Adventure enthusiasts can engage in thrilling experiences such as bungee jumping, white water rafting, zip-lining, and helicopter tours over the Falls. Wildlife enthusiasts can embark on a safari drive and witness incredible animal sightings. Cultural experiences include visits to traditional villages, museums, and historic sites to learn about the region’s rich heritage. Guided tours along the Victoria Falls and sunset cruises on the Zambezi River provide awe-inspiring views. The region offers a perfect blend of adventure, nature, culture, and luxury for an unforgettable visit.

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