Activities

Experience the mighty Victoria Falls with a guided rainforest walk, scenic viewpoints, photography stops, and local insights about the history and culture surrounding the falls.

Relax on the Zambezi River as the sun sets over the water. This cruise offers beautiful views, wildlife sightings, refreshments, and a peaceful golden-hour experience.

See Victoria Falls from above with an unforgettable helicopter experience. Enjoy aerial views of the falls, the Zambezi River, and the dramatic Batoka Gorge.

What is it? Paddle stable 2-person canoes on the upper Zambezi above the falls. Your professional guide leads you through channels where you will encounter wildlife at incredibly close distance — the most immersive wildlife experience available without a vehicle.

What is it? Boat transfer to Livingstone Island — the small island in the middle of the Zambezi from which explorer David Livingstone first saw the falls in 1855. Includes rock pool swimming and breakfast on the island.

What is it? Cross the border into Botswana for a morning or sunset boat cruise on the Chobe River. Chobe National Park has the highest concentration of elephants on earth. You will see them playing, swimming, and drinking right beside the boat.

What is it? A full-day guided safari in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe flagship wildlife reserve covering 14,600 km². Best chance for seeing lions, leopards, wild dogs and Zimbabwe famous elephant herds in their natural habitat.

What is it? A specialist guided boat trip along the lower Zambezi focused on the incredible reptile and bird life — Nile crocodiles, monitor lizards, fish eagles, herons, kingfishers, and the extraordinary wetland ecology.

What is it? Swim to the natural rock pool right at the lip of Victoria Falls — 108 metres above the gorge below. A natural rock barrier allows you to safely peer over the edge during low water. Considered the world most exhilarating swim.

What is it? One of the world most iconic bungee jumps — from the centre of the historic Victoria Falls Bridge between Zimbabwe and Zambia, 111 metres (364 feet) above the churning Zambezi. The bridge was built in 1905 and is a feat of engineering in itself.

What is it? Tackle Grade 3–5 rapids through the spectacular Batoka Gorge directly below Victoria Falls. The churning Zambezi has carved one of earth most dramatic gorges — your playground for the day. Consistently rated one of the world top whitewater experiences.

What is it? Not quite bungee, not quite zipline — the bridge swing is a unique experience. You freefall 70m in a seated harness before swinging in a massive pendulum arc over the Zambezi gorge at speeds of 120km/h.

What is it? Dine in a traditional boma (an open-air enclosure) and feast on exotic game meats — warthog, kudu, crocodile, impala and buffalo. Followed by traditional Zimbabwean drumming, dancing and a fortune teller session. The best evening in Victoria Falls.