Victoria Falls National Park

Don’t miss it! Great walking paths! So glad to have seen it when the water levels were low! And by helicopter!

Expensive, but absolutely worth it. It's such an experience to see and hear the water. Bring your poncho, because you will need it when you get halfway the falls. When you want to walk the bridge, just get a bridge pass at immigration and you can cross the bridge. Just make sure you don't cross the Zambian border at the end and you can just walk back to Zim.

Amazing falls and incredible to see such an iconic site. Seriously though, for a family of four, the entrance fee of $200 is way too much. I wonder where all the money goes, because obviously not all of it goes towards maintaining the park.

I've been to 2 other Falls so far and this was the least impressive of the bunch, although I'm grateful for the experience. - We did a guided tour on a Saturday, and it was useful. - In May, the Falls are strong, so there's a lot of mist. - There are some beautiful trees and photo opps walking through the jungle area. - My cell phone didn't work in the park although it had coverage and bars. -One bathroom was having maintenance, and the other was neglected (no soap, stall door didn't lock, trash running over). For $50 USD per foreigner, they need to do a better job cleaning amd stocking the bathrooms for visitors.

Even rating this natural wonder 5 stars isn't enough!! I went in June when the falls were at their strongest. Breathtaking, the most beautiful place I've ever been. Nature is stunning. I do recommend brining along a poncho (if you do go in the wet season).

This is by far my Favourite trip, the falls will leave you speechless. The beauty you will experience is like nothing you've ever seen. I would put this on the top of the bucket list if you haven't been yet! We did both the Zambia 🇿🇲 side and Zimbabwe 🇿🇼 side, start early morning to avoid tour groups and crowds xx

Victoria Falls National Park is an awe-inspiring destination that truly lives up to its reputation as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Located on the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia, the park is home to the magnificent Victoria Falls, known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, or “The Smoke That Thunders.” The sheer power and beauty of the falls are breathtaking. The Zambezi River plunges over 100 meters into a series of gorges, creating a mist that can be seen from miles away. The rainbows formed in the mist are a photographer’s dream.

Beautiful, stunning and unreal! You can't help but just be in awe of nature and how majestic it is. The locals have preserved the space in its natural form and have built communities around it while still living peacefully with nature. The falls are a must see! But also visit the town of Vic Falls in Zimbabwe. So many activities to indulge in and the locals create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.