Twice the height of Niagra Falls, the pounding waters of Victoria Falls represent nature's raw power and provide an alternative view of Africa - one of adventure and excitement. The Falls can be viewed from the Zambian or Zimbabwean sides although more of the Falls are visible from Zimbabwe. The whole region has also become a centre for adventure. Adrenalin junkies can bungee from the bridge dividing the two countries, raft the white-water rapids or swing across the canyon. A more sedate activity is to cruise the Zambezi River at sunset.
The Zambian side of the Falls is relatively new to tourism. Above the Falls, properties have developed along the Zambezi River offering an ideal spot to relax. Walking trails lead you to the Falls although during the dry season, if the water is low enough, it is possible to walk across to Livingstone Island where David Livingstone first got a glimpse of the Falls.
Located 24 miles upstream from Victoria Falls is the perfect haven for those wanting total peace and relaxation. Spread across two densely forested islands in the Zambezi River and linked by a wooden...
On the forested banks of the Zambezi River, upstream of the mighty cataract where it thunders into the Batoka Gorge, is The Royal Livingstone. The epitome of luxury in the heart of the African bush, the Royal Livingstone...
Fresh from an extensive refurbishment and in supreme condition, Sussi & Chuma lodge is named after David Livingstone's faithful friends, Sussi and Chuma. The lodge consists of 12 beautiful tree houses and...