Victoria Falls Private Tour

The iconic Victoria Falls holds the title of the longest waterfall globally, showcasing nature's grandeur of its kind. During this excursion, we'll explore the most breathtaking viewpoints in Zimbabwe and Zambia.

Private Tour of Victoria Falls

Your journey begins with a pickup from your accommodation in Victoria Falls, followed by our drive to Victoria Falls National Park on the Zimbabwean side. Upon arrival, you will understand why the locals refer to Victoria Falls as "the smoke that thunders," a magnificent natural formation sculpted by the Zambezi River over the last 100,000 years.

While on the Zimbabwe side, we will visit the major viewpoints, where you can appreciate stunning panoramic vistas of four significant cascades: Rainbow Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Main Falls, and Devil's Cataract. One key benefit of this side is the expansive scenic views.

Following our exploration of Zimbabwe, we will proceed across the Victoria Falls Bridge to enter Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park in Zambia. The bridge itself is a noteworthy landmark and amazing photographic spot.

In Zambia, our visits will include essential viewpoints, such as the Eastern Cataract waterfall, as well as the Knife-Edge Bridge. Depending on the time of year, prepare for some splashes, ranging from a light mist to being drenched. This side of the falls allows for a closer interaction with the water.

We will conclude the tour by returning you to your accommodation in Victoria Falls.

Hotel Pickup Information

This excursion includes hotel pickups from accommodations in Victoria Falls. For those staying in Zambia, there is an option to book the tour departing from Livingstone.

Tour on the Zimbabwean Side

If your schedule is tight, you may opt for a visit solely to the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls. This version does not involve crossing into Zambia, therefore eliminating the need for an extra visa and the entrance fee to Zambia's Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park.

Essential Information

• The listed price includes an English-speaking guide and use of a private vehicle. Entrance fees are additional, with costs of 58USD in Zimbabwe and 20USD in Zambia. A 50% discount applies for children under 12, while admission is free for those under 6.
• Guests at the Royal Livingstone or Avani hotels may enter the falls on the Zambian side without charge; however, you must present your hotel keys to validate this.
• To view both sides of the falls, acquire visas for both nations; most Europeans and visitors from other nations can obtain these easily upon arrival.