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Drinks in hand as the sun sinks into the Zambezi, with hippos grunting and elephants on the banks.
About 2 hours
Upper Zambezi, Zimbabwe
Hotel pick-up included
Late afternoon
From
per person + $12 park fee
Above the Falls the Zambezi is wide, slow and dotted with islands. There’s no better place to end a day. The sundowner cruise drifts upstream past hippo pods and crocodiles, with elephants often coming down to drink and fish eagles calling overhead.
Snacks and drinks are served as the light turns gold, and the sun drops into the river in spectacular fashion. It’s relaxed, social and one of the best-loved evenings at Victoria Falls.
Prices are in US$ per person and include VAT. The park, conservation or activity levy is paid separately. Rates are valid until December 2026 and all activities are subject to availability.
Collection from your hotel for the jetty.
Wildlife, birdlife and island scenery.
Drinks and snacks as the sun sets.
Transfer back after dark.
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Yes. Local beers, wine, soft drinks and snacks are served on board.
Hippos and crocodiles almost always. Elephants often come to the banks, especially in the dry season.
The Sundowner is the classic. The Royal cruise adds luxury, and the Dinner cruise adds a plated meal.
From
per person + $12 park fee
The elevated sunset cruise: a luxury vessel, premium drinks and canapés at golden hour.
⏱ About 2 hours
Watch the sunset, then stay on board for a plated dinner on the river as the stars come out.
⏱ About 3 hours
Boat out to the island where David Livingstone first saw the Falls, then eat breakfast right on the edge.
⏱ Approx. 2–3 hours
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