Why Go to Victoria Falls?

See the World’s Biggest Waterfall

Follow footpaths through an ancient rainforest to various lookout points and stand in awe of Mosi-oa-Tunya (which aptly means ‘The Smoke that Thunders’). The roaring water makes the ground tremble beneath your feet and dazzling clouds of mist float as high as the Empire State Building.

Get Your Pulse Racing

Known as Africa’s ‘Adventure Capital’, Vic Falls offers microlight and helicopter flips over the waterfall, bridge swinging, bungee jumping and zip-lining. Navigate some of the best rapids in the world on a white-water rafting trip or take a spine-tingling dip in the famous Devil’s Pool.

Excellent Accommodation

From romantic riverside suites to grand hotels serving G&Ts on manicured lawns, Vic Falls caters to every style and budget. Staying on the Zim side means you’re close to the falls and the bustling markets, while staying upstream on the Zambia side offers more tranquillity.

Easily Add to a Safari

Victoria Falls is positioned at the heart of the Southern African safari experience and combines easily with incredible wildlife destinations like South Africa’s Kruger and Botswana’s Chobe and Okavango Delta, with daily flights to/from Livingstone Airport in Zambia and Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe.

A Family Favourite

Bring the kids! There's plenty to 
keep everyone entertained plus 
a great selection of kid-friendly accommodation – from large resorts to private villas. Your children will love visiting the Wild Horizons Elephant Sanctuary and Orphanage, plus the ‘vulture restaurant’ at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge.

See the World’s Biggest Waterfall

Follow footpaths through an ancient rainforest to various lookout points and stand in awe of Mosi-oa-Tunya (which aptly means ‘The Smoke that Thunders’). The roaring water makes the ground tremble beneath your feet and dazzling clouds of mist float as high as the Empire State Building.

Known as Africa’s ‘Adventure Capital’, Vic Falls offers microlight and helicopter flips over the waterfall, bridge swinging, bungee jumping and zip-lining. Navigate some of the best rapids in the world on a white-water rafting trip or take a spine-tingling dip in the famous Devil’s Pool.

Get Your Pulse Racing 

Excellent Accommodation

From romantic riverside suites to grand hotels serving G&Ts on manicured lawns, Vic Falls caters to every style and budget. Staying on the Zim side means you’re close to the falls and the bustling markets, while staying upstream on the Zambia side offers more tranquillity.

Easily Add to a Safari

Victoria Falls is positioned at the heart of the Southern African safari experience and combines easily with incredible wildlife destinations like South Africa’s Kruger and Botswana’s Chobe and Okavango Delta, with daily flights to/from Livingstone Airport in Zambia and Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe.

A Family Favourite

Bring the kids! There's plenty to 
keep everyone entertained plus 
a great selection of kid-friendly accommodation – from large resorts to private villas. Your children will love visiting the Wild Horizons Elephant Sanctuary and Orphanage, plus the ‘vulture restaurant’ at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge.

Why Go to Victoria Falls?

Incredible game-viewing

See the Big 5 (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, buffalo) and more wildlife found only in Africa, with expert guides who'll get you so 
close you can hear them breathe.

Walking safaris, hot air balloon safaris, cultural interactions with
local people- all safari activities support conservation and communities. The ultimate win-win.

Rewarding experiences

The luxury of time

Enjoy being off-the-grid and truly away from it all with private plunge pools and spa facilities at intimate lodges in some of the most remote parts of the world.

Indulge your senses

Sip sundowners as giraffes stroll across the hot pink horizon, and sample gourmet African dishes and wines over fireside dinners while the sounds of the bush serenades you.

Two trips in one

The best trips combine Africa's top destinations. Easily go from the African bush to buzzy Cape Town or an idyllic Indian Ocean island- with all the details and transfers taken care of.

Why you need to experience an African safari vacation:

"...I thought this was a once in a lifetime trip, 
but I'm already 
planning my next safari!" 

An Eco-Tourism Destination

Many of the lodges, hotels and safari operations support environmental sustainability, wildlife conservation and community empowerment. A powerful impact is being made to keep this area naturally pristine and the local communities thriving. When you visit Victoria Falls your travels are contributing to these phenomenal initiatives.  

"Scenes so Lovely Must Have Been Gazed Upon by Angels in Their Flight …"

An often-quoted note from famous explorer David Livingstone after having come face to face with the mesmerising waterfall in 1855. During high-water season (February to July), about 700 000 cubic metres (25 million cubic feet) of water thunder over the falls every 60 seconds – that’s 280 Olympic swimming pools per minute! You can hear Vic Falls’ mighty roar from the road and witness the rising spray of this colossal waterfall as you approach. It’s a truly soul-stirring experience!

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Land Water Safari Experiences

From lunar-like desert landscapes and open grasslands to riverine forests and papyrus-lined canals, Botswana delivers the very best in land and water safari experiences. Combine luxury and adventure in some of the world’s most remote locations, while the magical sights and sounds of Africa leave you with memories you’ll cherish forever.

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"Scenes so Lovely Must Have Been Gazed Upon by Angels in Their Flight …"

An often-quoted note from famous explorer David Livingstone after having come face to face with the mesmerising waterfall in 1855. During high-water season (February to July), about 700 000 cubic metres (25 million cubic feet) of water thunder over the falls every 60 seconds – that’s 280 Olympic swimming pools per minute! You can hear Vic Falls’ mighty roar from the road and witness the rising spray of this colossal waterfall as you approach. It’s a truly soul-stirring experience!

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Serengeti

Tanzania

January–March & June–October 

Dry Season: 

The weather is usually mild and dry from January to March, and most of the safari crowds are absent. June to October is safari’s high season; the Serengeti is busy, but weather conditions are perfect and the Wildebeest Migration’s dramatic river crossings take place. Although the sheer size of the Serengeti will give you a soul-stirring sense of space, the areas around the Migration’s river crossing points can get busy. If you want to be close to the action yet enjoy some serenity, we suggest staying in an adjacent private reserve.

Green Season:

November–December

The ‘short rains’ season relieves the dry mid-year winter. Clouds build up in the mornings and break in spectacular, but generally short-lived, showers in the late afternoons. Migrant birds return from the northern hemisphere and resident plains game give birth, which means the predator action is thrilling.

Migration Season:

December–September

The herds usually cross the Grumeti River in the western Serengeti between about May and July, then move towards the Mara River in the north to cross into the Masai Mara between about July to October. November's short rains trigger the herds 
to move back to the Serengeti to give birth before calving season, which takes place from January to March and is renowned for bitter-sweet predator action.

Highlights

  • Crowd-free game viewing, nature walks and off-road game drives in private game reserves
  • Custom-made safaris for every traveller type – from families and honeymooners
  • Incredible year-round game viewing, especially predators
  • The Great Wildebeest Migration (December to October)

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Botswana

Enjoy a safari in the elephant empire of Chobe, home to the biggest elephant herds on Earth. Discover the otherworldly Okavango Delta, considered Africa’s Garden of Eden and one of its last true wildernesses. Glide silently through its papyrus-flanked waterways on a mokoro (traditional canoe) while watching big game at the water’s edge.

Zimbabwe

Hwange National Park is the country’s flagship reserve and a short flight from Victoria Falls. It offers incredible big game viewing and is renowned for its massive herds of elephant. The beautiful Mana Pools National Park delivers outstanding aquatic safari activities like kayaking, boating and fishing, and is a safe haven for rare wild dog.

Consider Adding …

Enjoy a safari in the elephant empire of Chobe, home to the biggest elephant herds on Earth. Discover the otherworldly Okavango Delta, considered Africa’s Garden of Eden and one of its last true wildernesses. Glide silently through its papyrus-flanked waterways on a mokoro (traditional canoe) while watching big game at the water’s edge.

Botswana

Hwange National Park is the country’s flagship reserve and a short flight from Victoria Falls. It offers incredible big game viewing and is renowned for its massive herds of elephant. The beautiful Mana Pools National Park delivers outstanding aquatic safari activities like kayaking, boating and fishing, and is a safe haven for rare wild dog.

Zimbabwe

When To Go

7 DAY KENYA'S  LAIKIPIA & MASAI MARA

• Track black rhino & the Big 5

• Fly fishing & flying safaris

• Witness the Great Migration in season

• Experience Maasai & Swahili culture

• Off-road game drives

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13 DAY TANZANIA FLY-IN CRATER, MIGRATION & ISLAND

• All inclusive fly-in safari experience

• Arguably some of Africa’s best game viewing

• Visit Lake Manyara’s tree-climbing lions

• Explore the natural wonder of Ngorongoro Crater

• Witness the wildebeest migration across the Serengeti

• Dive the coral reefs of a tropical island

View tour

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13 DAY PRIVATE GUIDED BOTSWANA & KENYA FLY-IN

• Fly between camps in a Pilatus PC-12 light aircraft 

• Private, award-winning guide throughout

• Stay at Relais & Chateaux properties

• Excellent predator sightings

• Best of Botswana & Kenya

• Only 6 places available – ideal for exclusive-use

View tour

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Low Seasons:  Aug–Jan

The Zambezi’s water levels are low until the rains start again.  If you’re visiting at the end of the season, you could be left wondering what all the fuss is about as you gaze upon a mere trickle or even bare rock. This is the best time to visit for excellent visibility (lower water levels mean less spray and mist), white-water rafting and a day trip to Livingstone Island for a dip in Devil’s Pool. 

Safari High Season: Jun–Oct

A great time to combine a safari with a visit to Vic Falls. Bear in mind that the later you visit, the drier Vic Falls will be. The ‘sweet spot’ for a good safari and great views is generally about July and August, which is also a very popular time to visit. Reservations should be secured well in advance.

High-Water Seasons: Feb–July

The mighty Zambezi River is in full flood and the Falls are at their most thunderous; usually peaking between March and April. Dazzling clouds of mist float high above the waterfall and you can expect to get drenched by the spray at most of the vantage points. This is the best time to go for spectacular views of the waterfall and seeing the famous lunar rainbows – rare atmospheric phenomena that occur when the bright glow of a perfect full moon reflects and refracts off the mist.

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The Kruger

South Africa’s biggest and best-known national park is home to the country's greatest diversity of animals and exquisite safari lodges on private game reserves. As one of the oldest conservation areas in Africa, it boasts healthy populations of wildlife and highly sought-after sightings of cheetah and wild dog. But the Kruger’s pièce de résistance is the almost guaranteed encounter with the super-celebrities of the safari circuit: Africa’s iconic Big 5.

Dry Season: 

May–Oct

The dry winter season is considered the best time to go to Kruger for game viewing. Vegetation is low and sparse, making animals easier to spot and follow, and wildlife will not move far from remaining water sources at this time of year. It’s a very comfortable time for a safari with few mosquitoes around, little if any rain, and pleasant temperatures.

  • High concentrations of wildlife
  • Off-road driving, spot-lit night drives and guided nature walks in private reserves

Highlights

  • Luxurious lodges with spas, gyms, private pools and star-beds
  • 5-star service and exquisite cuisine – some of the best safari food in Africa
  • Virtual guarantee to see all the Big 5

Green Season:

Nov–Apr 

The summer’s afternoon thundershowers transform the Kruger into a beautiful, thriving green landscape that makes for superb photography. Game viewing is still good – with many young summer-born animals around it's a predator's paradise – and it's the best time to visit the Kruger for bird watching plus safari-and-beach holiday combinations.

Rates generally depend on timing (i.e. key travel seasons like holidays) and level of luxury (the type of amenities and exclusivity). As a guideline, South Africa safaris can range anywhere from approximately 450 USD per person per night in low season to over 1 550 USD at the finest lodges in high season.

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How Much is a Victoria Falls Vacation?

Rates generally depend on timing (i.e. key travel seasons like holidays) and level of luxury (the type of amenities and exclusivity). As a guideline, a visit to Victoria Falls can range anywhere from approximately 450 USD per person per night in low season to over 1 550 USD at the finest lodges in high season.

What Costs 
Are Included?

Most accommodations are all-inclusive; all your meals, snacks, beverages, alcohol (with some exceptions) are part of your room rate. In addition, your game drives (if offered by your lodge) will also be included. The only things you’ll have to pay for are special activities like guided tours of Victoria Falls, spa treatments, helicopter flips, bungee jumping and, in some cases, imported spirits. Beyond that, just gratuities for the incredible staff who will make your stay at each lodge so memorable.

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Rates generally depend on timing (i.e. key travel seasons like holidays) and level of luxury (the type of amenities and exclusivity). As a guideline, a visit to Victoria Falls can range anywhere from approximately 450 USD per person per night in low season to over 1 550 USD at the finest lodges in high season.

What Costs are Included?

Most accommodations are all-inclusive; all your meals, snacks, beverages, alcohol (with some exceptions) are part of your room rate. In addition, your game drives (if offered by your lodge) will also be included. The only things you’ll have to pay for are special activities like guided tours of Victoria Falls, spa treatments, helicopter flips, bungee jumping and, in some cases, imported spirits. Beyond that, just gratuities for the incredible staff who will make your stay at each lodge so memorable.

How Much is a Victoria Falls Vacation?

Africa Safari Expert

Justin Chapman

Victoria Falls is a wonder to behold from land and air. Its ideal location allows for easy access from South Africa, Botswana’s Chobe and the Okavango Delta, and Zimbabwe’s Hwange. It caters to a wide variety of travellers with diverse interests. I recommend staying along the banks of the Zambezi River versus Vic Falls town if you’re looking for tranquillity and a continuation of your safari experience.

Africa Safari Expert

Ashley Gerrand

Justin Chapman

Africa Safari Expert

Victoria Falls is a wonder to behold from land and air. Its ideal location allows for easy access from South Africa, Botswana’s Chobe and the Okavango Delta, and Zimbabwe’s Hwange. It caters to a wide variety of travellers with diverse interests. I recommend staying along the banks of the Zambezi River versus Vic Falls town if you’re looking for tranquillity and a continuation of your safari experience.

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Based in Cape Town, our team of experts are all born and raised in Africa. We spend our own holidays on safari, and understand what goes into making every trip a once in a life-time experience.

We have first-hand knowledge of every single destination, lodge and activity we recommend. We spend more than 365 days a year on safari to ensure you get the best, unbiased advice.

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Our size and trusted relationships with Africa’s top operators gives us access to the best possible rates. If you find a better quote for your itinerary, let us know and we’ll match it.

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Your money is safe with us. All our clients are protected by our supplier default insurance and our accreditation bond with the Southern Africa Tourism Services Association.

We are African

Based in Cape Town, our team of experts are all born and raised in Africa. We spend our own holidays on safari, and understand what goes into making every trip a once in a life-time experience.

We are safari experts

We have first-hand knowledge of every single destination, lodge and activity we recommend. We spend more than 365 days a year on safari to ensure you get the best, unbiased advice.

Our best price promise

We have first-hand knowledge of every single destination, lodge and activity we recommend. We spend more than 365 days a year on safari to ensure you get the best, unbiased advice.

Your money stays in Africa

 As an African company, we ensure 100% of the money from your safari stays in Africa, supporting local communities and conservation projects, making a difference long after you return home.

24/7 On-safari support

Book with us and we’ll be alongside you from our first chat, offering 24/7 assistance and local know-how from the right time zone, whenever you need it.

Complete financial protection

Your money is safe with us. All our clients are protected by our supplier default insurance and our accreditation bond with the Southern Africa Tourism Services Association.

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High Seasons: 

The mighty Zambezi River is in full flood and the Falls are at their most thunderous; usually peaking between March and April. Dazzling clouds of mist float high above the waterfall and you can expect to get drenched by the spray at most of the vantage points. This is the best time to go for spectacular views of the waterfall and seeing the famous lunar rainbows – rare atmospheric phenomena that occur when the bright glow of a perfect full moon reflects and refracts off the mist.

Feb–Jul

Low Season

The Zambezi’s water levels are low until the rains start again.  If you’re visiting at the end of the season, you could be left wondering what all the fuss is about as you gaze upon a mere trickle or even bare rock. This is the best time to visit for excellent visibility (lower water levels mean less spray and mist), white-water rafting and a day trip to Livingstone Island for a dip in Devil’s Pool. 

Aug–Jan

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11

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South Africa & Vic Falls

DESTINATIONS:

  • Gardens, Cape Town

  • Franschhoek, Cape Winelands

  • Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, Kruger

  • Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

THE EXPERIENCE:

Start your vacation at a beautiful boutique hotel in a trendy part of Cape Town, South Africa’s acclaimed ‘Mother City’. Then move to the heart of the picturesque Cape Winelands for a stay in the historic and charming town of Franschhoek, where you’ll sample international award-winning wines and incredible cuisine. Next stop: the spectacular Timbavati, a private game reserve next to the legendary Kruger National Park where daily Big 5 sightings are almost guaranteed. Conclude your trip of a lifetime at a lodge within walking distance of the biggest waterfall on Earth.

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Victoria Falls Trip Ideas

A Romantic Getaway 

Family Vacation

Vic Falls & Botswana

DESTINATIONS:

  • Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Zambia

  • Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, Botswana

  • Okavango Delta, Botswana

THE EXPERIENCE:

Family-friendly accommodation means plenty of privacy and spacious suites during this fantastic vacation. Kick off your adventure at one of Zambia’s most indulgent and contemporary lodges set on the banks of the Zambezi River, just upstream from Victoria Falls. Go on a tour of the world’s biggest waterfall, sunset boat cruises on the Zambezi or track white rhino on foot in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. In Botswana, the safari portion of your journey begins in earnest. Cap your vacation at two exquisite camps: the first lies at the heart of the private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve and the final destination is the legendary Okavango Delta. 

$6,380 

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Here are some of our best Victoria Falls packages, all completely customisable to your requirements and travel wishes:

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Zambia

The Lower Zambezi National Park  lies along the northern bank of the Zambezi River with Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools set opposite. It’s an extraordinarily wildlife-rich region that offers first-class safari experiences. Beautifully wild and packed with game, South Luangwa is Zambia’s premier wildlife destination and the birthplace of the walking safari.

Also Consider Kenya

Samburu National Reserve 

Samburu is an arrestingly beautiful, rocky landscape that heralds Kenya’s vast northern deserts. It’s the traditional homeland of the Samburu people and a haven for the unique Special 5: Beisa oryx, reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s zebra, long-neck gerenuk and Somali ostrich.

Amboseli National Park

With its perennial wetlands flourishing beneath towering Mount Kilimanjaro, Amboseli National Park is the best place in East Africa to see massive herds of elephant. If you’re looking for that iconic postcard image of wildlife against a Kili backdrop, this is the place to get the shot.

Laikipia

The high plains of Laikipia are increasingly recognised as one of Kenya’s 
best safari regions. It’s home to some of the country’s most encouraging conservation success stories like Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, a sanctuary 
for black and white rhinos as well as Grevy’s zebra.

Kenya Beaches

Relaxing along Kenya’s dazzling tropical coastline is one of the best ways to crown your safari. From family-friendly resorts to exclusive beach villas, the country’s coastline offers excellent accommodation and superb diving and snorkelling spots.

Victoria FallsTrip Ideas

Here are some of our best Victoria Falls packages, all completely customisable to your requirements and travel wishes:

Safari High Season

A great time to combine a safari with a visit to Vic Falls. Bear in mind that the later you visit, the drier Vic Falls will be. The ‘sweet spot’ for a good safari and great views is generally about July and August, which is also a very popular time to visit. Reservations should be secured well in advance.

Jun–Oct

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An Eco-Tourism Destination

Many of the lodges, hotels and safari operations support environmental sustainability, wildlife conservation and community empowerment. A powerful impact is being made to keep this area naturally pristine and the local communities thriving. When you visit Victoria Falls your travels are contributing to these phenomenal initiatives.  

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Days

A Romantic Getaway:
South Africa & Vic Falls

  • Gardens, Cape Town
  • Franschhoek, Cape Winelands
  • Timbavati Private Nature Reserve, Kruger
  • Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Start your vacation at a beautiful boutique hotel in a trendy part of Cape Town, South Africa’s acclaimed ‘Mother City’. Then move to the heart of the picturesque Cape Winelands for a stay in the historic and charming town of Franschhoek, where you’ll sample international award-winning wines and incredible cuisine. Next stop: the spectacular Timbavati, a private game reserve next to the legendary Kruger National Park where daily Big 5 sightings are almost guaranteed. Conclude your trip of a lifetime at a lodge within walking distance of the biggest waterfall on Earth.

$3,770

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THE EXPERIENCE:

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Family-friendly accommodation means plenty of privacy and spacious suites during this fantastic vacation. Kick off your adventure at one of Zambia’s most indulgent and contemporary lodges set on the banks of the Zambezi River, just upstream from Victoria Falls. Go on a tour of the world’s biggest waterfall, sunset boat cruises on the Zambezi or track white rhino on foot in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. In Botswana, the safari portion of your journey begins in earnest. Cap your vacation at two exquisite camps: the first lies at the heart of the private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve and the final destination is the legendary Okavango Delta. 

  • Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Zambia
  • Linyanti Wildlife Reserve, Botswana
  • Okavango Delta, Botswana

DESTINATIONS:

THE EXPERIENCE:

Family Vacation:
Vic Falls & Botswana

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Days

Zambia

The Lower Zambezi National Park  lies along the northern bank of the Zambezi River with Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools set opposite. It’s an extraordinarily wildlife-rich region that offers first-class safari experiences. Beautifully wild and packed with game, South Luangwa is Zambia’s premier wildlife destination and the birthplace of the walking safari.

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