From Kasane/Chobe : Victoria Falls Day Trip With Lunch
Zimbabwe
Explore & Experience the scenic Daily Trip to Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. The tour allows you to experience the greatest and breathtaking Water Falls in the world, on a day visit from Botswana.
Victoria Falls Day Trip from Chobe National Park, Botswana
This guided day trip from Chobe National Park offers wildlife viewing in Zambezi National Park and a full walking tour of Victoria Falls, suited for nature lovers and first-time visitors.
Description
Travel from Kasane or Chobe with hotel pick-up, cross the Botswana-Zimbabwe border, and drive through Zambezi National Park, where you may spot wildlife. At Victoria Falls, explore all 16 viewpoints on a 2.5-hour guided walking tour through the rainforest. Learn about the falls’ history, geology, and local culture from your expert guide.
After the tour, enjoy lunch at Baines Restaurant overlooking the falls. Optional activities such as helicopter flights over Victoria Falls are available before returning to Botswana.
Highlights
- Drive through Zambezi National Park with wildlife viewing opportunities
- Explore Victoria Falls from all 16 viewpoints on a guided walking tour
- Lunch at Baines Restaurant overlooking Victoria Falls
- Experience the Zambezi River
Includes
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off from Kasane, Botswana
- One-course lunch at Baines Restaurant
- Guided tour of Victoria Falls with a local expert
- Air-conditioned vehicle transport
Excludes
- Visa fees
- National park entry fees and government tax (US$ 58 per person)
- Gratuities and tips
- Drinks, salads, and soups at Baines Restaurant
Important Information
- All visitors must complete immigration formalities at the Kazungula Border
- Check visa requirements for Zimbabwe before travel to ensure smooth crossing
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours before the trip to receive a full refund.
For the best experience, bring comfortable walking shoes, a hat, water, and a camera. The trip operates daily; morning departures are recommended for cooler temperatures and better wildlife sightings.