Tour of the Falls – Visit the national heritage site and one of the 7th wonders of the world, “The Victoria Falls”. You will be accompanied by qualified guards who will impart to you their vast knowledge of the history of the Falls, the formation of the falls, the flora and fauna, birdlife, wildlife and other points of interest. The tour of the falls usually begins with a visit to the famous ‘Big Tree’. Its short stunted growth, bruised and branches tells about its survival
The Livingstone island tour retraces the tour by David Livingstone in 16 November 1855, when he was paddled in a dugout canoe ‘Mukolo’ through the swift rapids to towards the roaring plunge forming a cloud of midst as the vast Zambezi flow plunges over a cliff in to the Batoka Gorge. David Livingstone was safely paddled to the Goat Island known as the Livingstone Island. This is where he gazed the spectacular sight of Mosi-Oa-Tunya which he named “Victoria Falls” in honour of his queen.
$115.00–$175.00Price range: $115.00 through $175.00
David Livingstone first saw the falls from the Livingstone Island. Guests are transferred from Livingstone hotel jetty to the island by a speedboat tracing the route by David Livingstone in a dugout canoe (aka mokolo) to the Devils pool, a natural plunge pool on the brink of the Falls. You can swim before gazing deep into the gorge to witness the 103m spectacular waterfall.
$135.00–$205.00Price range: $135.00 through $205.00
Upper Zambezi Canoe Safari – Paddle or be paddled down this beautiful flat water section of the Zambezi through channels too narrow for anything larger than a canoe and so hidden from the larger pontoon boats and noisy speedboats.
No trip to Victoria Falls would be complete without enjoying a traditional meal at The Boma – Place of Eating. Positioned near the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge and nestling amidst the indigenous Gusu forest, The Boma is not just another ethnic restaurant but a unique cultural experience that bombards the senses with the tastes, sights, sounds and smells of Africa – together with the warmth and hospitality of Zimbabwe and its people.
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