Victoria Falls: Guided Tour of Zimbabwe & Zambia Sides

Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe



Explore the Victoria Falls from both the Zimbabwe and Zambia sides on a guided tour. Walk along the rainforest trail, cross the Victoria Falls Bridge, and visit the Livingstone Island.

Victoria Falls Guided Tour from Zimbabwe and Zambia

This guided tour explores Victoria Falls from both Zimbabwe and Zambia, suitable for nature lovers and adventure seekers.

Highlights

  • Explore Victoria Falls from both Zimbabwean and Zambian sides
  • Walk the rainforest trail with expert local guide insights
  • Cross the historic Victoria Falls Bridge and learn its history
  • See Devil’s Pool on the Zambian side during the dry season
  • Visit Livingstone Island, where the falls originate

Description

Begin on the Zimbabwe side with a walk along the rainforest trail led by an expert guide who shares local history and geographical facts about Victoria Falls.

Feel the mist rising from the waterfall and capture photos at various viewpoints. The thunderous sound of water flowing into the gorge demonstrates the power of the falls.

Next, cross the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge, a historic structure connecting Zimbabwe and Zambia. From here, enjoy unique views and learn about the bridge’s engineering and significance. Below you flows the Zambezi River, central to the falls’ ecosystem.

Experience the falls from the Zambian side, which offers a closer, more intimate perspective. View the Devil’s Pool, a natural rock pool on the edge of the falls where swimming is possible during the dry season. The intensity of the water’s roar is heightened from this vantage point.

Conclude with a visit to Livingstone Island, the origin point of the falls, offering a distinctive and dramatic viewpoint.

Includes

  • Guided tour of Victoria Falls from Zimbabwe and Zambia sides
  • Drive across Victoria Falls Bridge
  • Visit to the Big Tree
  • Transfers to and from the falls
  • Bottled water

Excludes

  • $58 per person park entrance fee for Zimbabwe side (payable directly to National Parks)
  • $20 per person park entrance fee for Zambia side (payable directly to National Parks)
  • Raincoats
  • Personal expenses
  • Gratuities and tips

Important Information

  • The tour involves walking and crossing the Victoria Falls Bridge
  • Adrenaline activities are optional and not included in the tour price
  • Swimming in Devil’s Pool is available only during the dry season

Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the tour for a full refund.

For the best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a raincoat. Visit during the dry season to swim in Devil’s Pool. Book in advance to secure your preferred date.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will explore the falls from both Zimbabwe and Zambia sides, walk the rainforest trail, cross the Victoria Falls Bridge, visit Livingstone Island, and view Devil’s Pool in the dry season.
The tour typically begins on the Zimbabwe side with a walk along the rainforest trail guided by a local expert.
Devil’s Pool is accessible on the Zambian side during the dry season when water levels are low.
Yes, crossing the historic Victoria Falls Bridge between Zimbabwe and Zambia is part of the tour, with commentary on its history.
Tour durations vary, so check the tour provider’s website for the most accurate schedule and timing details.
Visa requirements depend on your nationality; check the latest entry regulations for both Zimbabwe and Zambia before the tour.
Bring comfortable walking shoes, a rain jacket for spray on Zimbabwe’s side, sun protection, and a valid passport for border crossing.
The tour involves walking on rainforest trails and crossing the bridge, so it is generally suitable for most ages but check with the provider for specific accessibility info.
Yes, the tour operates year-round, but certain features like Devil’s Pool are only accessible during the dry season.
Tickets are available online through various booking platforms and local operators; check official tour websites for current availability and prices.

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