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Launch head-first, superhero style, and slide across the gorge. It’s the easiest way into Vic Falls adrenaline.
About 1.5 hours incl. transfers
Batoka Gorge, Zimbabwe
Hotel pick-up included
Beginner
From
per person + $6 park fee
On the Flying Fox you lie face-down in a harness and run off the edge of the gorge, then fly across the chasm with the river far below. It’s short, thrilling and ideal for anyone who wants a taste of the gorge without committing to a freefall.
It’s a favourite with families and mixed groups. At $69 it’s the lowest-priced way to experience the Batoka Gorge.
Prices are in US$ 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 Victoria Falls hotel.
Safety briefing and harness fitting by the crew.
Take a short run-up and fly across the gorge head-first.
Back to town, or stay on for another activity.
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The Flying Fox is shorter and you ride head-first, lying flat. The Zip Line is a longer, faster ride in a seated harness.
Often, yes, subject to the operator’s age and weight limits, which we confirm at booking.
From
per person + $6 park fee
A full day on some of the most famous commercial white water in the world, deep in the Batoka Gorge.
⏱ Full day
Step off the edge of the Batoka Gorge into a freefall that turns into a huge swing above the Zambezi.
⏱ 2–3 hours incl. transfers
Race across the gorge on a high cable with the Zambezi far below your feet.
⏱ 2 hours incl. transfers
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