Victoria Falls

Great experience. Views are a must-see. Multiple viewpoints to experience. Can get crowded though. Ensure to have a raincoat to handle the spray off the falls and good shoes for walking and not slipping.

Arriving at Victoria Falls at noon was nothing short of magical. By this time, the sun sits high overhead, the morning mist has softened, and the temperatures are cool and gentle, perfect conditions to see every stream of water clearly as it thunders over the gorge. The rainbow alone is worth the journey. It stretches down the gorge as if descending from the heavens, landing right in the heart of the Falls..so vivid it feels like unseen gods are holding it up before it disappears into the spray. If you take the time to look out from the viewpoints, you might spot people kayaking far below, tiny silhouettes against the roar of the Zambezi. Give yourself at least an hour to stroll. And if you’re curious about the deeper history of Mosi-oa-Tunya, “The Smoke That Thunders,” hiring a guide is absolutely worth it. They bring to life the stories of David Livingstone, the local people, and the legends tied to this sacred place. Along the pathways you’ll see colourful birds, playful monkeys, but never ever feed animals .Seasonal flowers add their own charm . Entry fee is $15 USD for SADC and others might be double. Parking is USD $2, so bring change—R20 is also accepted. For safety and convenience, park inside the market area. You’ll not only support local vendors but also enjoy a vibrant atmosphere before or after your walk. Say no when needed, take your time, and just enjoy and relax . Take it easy . Be present and remember to GREET stuff .

An excellent time of the year is April-May to visit since the water is flowing at its strongest. An amazing and overwhelming view of the falls and river. Try a helicopter ride over the falls for a more spectacular view!

It's around $60 for a US citizen to visit Victoria Falls Park, but I can honestly say the breathtaking beauty and well maintained trails are worth it. I have no regrets in pain, such a large fee. I also did the bridge crossing and the picture and an image you get of the Falls from the bridge is nothing compared to the sheer volume of water you can view up close when you enter the park. They have numerous viewpoints with clearly marked exits and trail markers. They have cleared the bushes so they don't obstruct the view as well. There's a cafe that serves hot and cold drinks, along with food like toasty sandwiches and bathrooms.

I love It !!! Dream come true, no need for a guide..pay at the entrance and just follow the signs once inside, just keep to the paths, take all the different routes for different, views. AWESOME! Thank you God, and Dr Livingstone

Victoria Falls is one of the world’s largest and most famous waterfalls, located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Known locally as “Mosi-oa-Tunya,” meaning “The Smoke That Thunders,” it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The falls stretch over 1.7 kilometers wide and drop 108 meters, creating a breathtaking natural wonder visible from miles away.

A must see while exploring African continent. 14 viewing platforms on the Zimbabwe side allows to truly experience and appreciate this natural beauty. Part of the rainforest with wild animals roaming the grounds, everyone will find something to enjoy. Parking lot is also filled with local vendors selling those right African souvenirs. A must experience!!!

Great experience. Don't bother doing an organized day tour. Get a cab to the park, pay your park fees ($50 each) and either walk yourself or hire a guide for $25