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A vintage tram ride to the Victoria Falls Bridge as the sun comes up over the gorge.
About 2 hours
Victoria Falls station to the bridge
Hotel pick-up included
Dawn
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per person no park fee
The railway is the reason Victoria Falls town exists, and the Victoria Falls Bridge, completed in 1905, is one of the great engineering stories of Africa. The Bamba Tram sunrise run takes you along the old line in a restored vintage tram to the bridge as first light fills the gorge.
Out on the bridge you’ll hear the story of its construction, watch the spray rise in the dawn light and take photographs that very few visitors get. It’s a gentle, atmospheric start to the day.
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.
Early collection from your hotel.
Board at the historic station.
Stop on the bridge for sunrise, photos and the story of its construction.
Return to the station and transfer to your hotel for breakfast.
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Bring it. The bridge sits between the two border posts, and requirements can change.
Yes. It’s gentle and suits all ages and mobility levels.
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