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Whether it is taking the one of highest commercial bridge bungee jump's in the world, the most spectacular white water rafting found on the Continent, or more sedate elephant back safaris, avoid disappointment by pre-booking your activity.
All prices are in US $'s - Payment can be made in any foreign currency. By law, all foreign tourists must pay for tourism services in foreign currency.
All rates are subject to change due to rate of exchange fluctuations.
Victoria Falls Activities |
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White Water Rafting(Half or Full day) The Zambezi White Water Rafting is internationally acclaimed as being the wildest in the world. Rafting is conducted on both sides of the Zambezi River, in Zimbabwe and Zambia below the Victoria Falls.
The canoe trails operate above Victoria Falls and is the perfect activity for those who want to experience the tranquillity of the Zambezi River as they paddle downstream with the current in inflatable two-man canoes. The Bungee jump operates off the Victoria Falls Bridge and has a 100% safety record. Over 50 000 people have committed themselves to the thrill of jumping off the bridge. Jet boating is a thrilling new adventure on the Zambezi River in the Batoka Gorge below the Victoria Falls. Feel the wind in your hair and the spray in your face as the powerful jet boats speed through rapids.. View the Falls from a completely unique and unrivalled perspective. The Helicopter seating is designed so that all passengers have a good view on the Falls and the scenery below. Using superior aviation technology, you are afforded an unrivalled view of the Victoria Falls. Undoubtedly the greatest view one can get of The Victoria Falls and of the gorges below. This flight offers stunning views of Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River. The Microlight has an open cockpit for the ultimate adrenaline ride! The 30 minute flight goes downstream over the Batoka Gorge or upstream over the Mosi - Oa - Tunya National park providing an excellent game spotting opportunity. The Microlight has an open cockpit for the ultimate adrenaline ride!
The Chobe National Park, which is the second largest national park in Botswana and covers 10,566 square km, has one of the greatest concentrations of game found on the African continent.
The night drives, which depart daily from Victoria Falls Town at approximately 17.00, are conducted in open safari vehicles and guests are accompanied by a qualified guide. |
One of the finest ways to experience the African bush is on horseback. There is a chance to see small game such as bushbuck or duiker, hippos and crocodiles along the river and in the dry season there is a better opportunity of spotting elephant and buffalo.
An elephant back safari is not just a ride on the largest animal in Africa, it's an unforgettable experience where clients get to interact with the elephants as well as enjoy a ride through wilderness areas and beautiful riverine scenery.
Abseiling - accept the challenge! Abseiling, or ‘rappelling’, is basically a method of descending a rope in a safe, controlled manner. Of course, the rope is often hanging over a cliff face or dangling from an overhang! Click here for more info US$ 35 PLUS US$ 10 pp applicable national park fees (Victoria Falls) US$ 60 PLUS US$10 pp applicable national park fees (Victoria Falls) US$ 60 PLUS US$10 pp applicable national park fees (Victoria Falls) No trip to Victoria Falls would be complete without enjoying a traditional meal at The Boma - Place of Eating. Positioned near the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge and nestling amidst the indigenous Gusu forest..
A perfect Opportunity for you to meet the local village people. This is a unique opportunity to see how the local people live in a working village, not one built for tourists.
Guided Tour of this magnificent water-fall
More game is spotted on these drives and it lasts for about 2 hours. After exploring the hidden trails a roaring campfire and dinner awaits. Upon arrival at Masuwe, the guide will give a short introductory talk including safety aspects of the adventure. The guests will then be walked to an isolated area in the bush where they will be introduced to the lion cubs and their handlers... |