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Victoria Falls sits where Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana meet. These are the places we know best and travel to every week, from the Falls to the Okavango Delta.
Each guide covers where it is, the best time to go, how to get there from Victoria Falls and the tours we run there.
Mosi-oa-Tunya, ‘the smoke that thunders’, is the largest curtain of falling water on Earth, and it’s our home.
Feb–Jun for flow, Aug–Dec for Devil’s Pool
The Zambian side of the Falls: Livingstone Island, Devil’s Pool and the town named after the explorer.
~10 km over the bridge
A real wildlife park on the edge of town, with elephant, buffalo and sable along the upper Zambezi.
~5 km upstream of town
Botswana’s great elephant park: river cruises, game drives and camping under the stars, 80 km from Victoria Falls.
~80 km, about 1.5 hrs
Zimbabwe’s largest wilderness: 14,600 km² of teak forest, grassland and pans, with some of Africa’s biggest elephant herds.
2–3 hrs by road
A river that never reaches the sea: the Okavango spreads into a maze of channels, lagoons and islands full of wildlife.
1 flight, or road via Kasane
Where the Delta meets dry land: Moremi packs water, woodland and floodplain into one of Africa’s richest reserves.
~100 km, 2–3 hrs
White salt to the horizon, meerkats at your feet, and a night sleeping out under the Kalahari stars.
~5 hrs by road via Kasane
The Zambezi rises and falls with rain that lands hundreds of kilometres upstream, so the Falls change completely through the year. Pick your season, and we’ll match the activities to it.
Indicative Zambezi flow. Actual levels vary year to year.
Most guests link the Falls with Chobe, Hwange or the Okavango Delta. Tell us your dates and travel style, and we’ll plan the route.
Victoria Falls tours, activities and Southern African safaris, planned by a local team in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
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