Top Livingstone Tours by Duration

Victoria Falls—spanning more than a mile (1.6 kilometers) across the cliffs between Zimbabwe and Zambia—is known as the largest sheet of falling water in the world. The magnitude of the natural wonder makes it impossible to take in the entire attraction from one country. That’s why this guided tour includes excursions on both sides of the falls, while also exploring the history and culture of the area.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to try and see the Big Five while in South Africa—this Chobe National Park Full-Day Safari Tour from Livingstone combines a land and river safari to get the most out of your trip. Along with a game drive and a river safari cruise with the chance to see giraffes, hippos, lions, and leopards, this experience also provides lunch to keep you energized for this big adventure.

The hotel pick ups commerce around 07:00am, guest are transported by road from Livingstone for about 1hr drive to Kazungula one border stop where you shall do your passport formalities for both Zambian and Botswana side just after crossing the newly constructed Kazungula bridge. The guide on Botswana side will be waiting for you, once we met the guide, you drive through to our Botswana office where you shall have a short briefing about the activity. After briefing the guides will decide either to start with a game drive, lunch then river safari cruise or the other way round. Animals available in the park African painted dog, blue wildebeest, Cape buffalo, civet, crocodile, giraffe, hippopotamus, hyena, leopard, lion, puku (a type of antelope, assessed Near Threatened), savanna elephant, tseessebe, zebra, and much more.

Take a guided tour of Livingstone by mountain bike for about three hours. You’ll get to immerse yourself in culture and tradition to learn the intricacies of African life from your guide. This is local interaction at its finest. Make sure to wear clothes suitable for cycling and walking. Drink and eat complimentary water and snacks along the way.

Plan your rides from the Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport to your Livingstone hotel with this transfer service and take the stress away from finding a ride in a new place. This transfer service picks you up at the airport and takes you to your accommodation with ease. Plus, there’s no hidden fees with your ride and bottled water is provided to keep you comfortable.

If you’re looking for a reasonable and reliable ride from the Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport to the Livingstone area, this transfer service is a great choice. It can take you to Livingstone Town, Kazungula Border, Kasane, Victoria Falls Town, or Lusaka once you’re picked up at the LVI airport, and it can accommodate your group size by using a larger vehicle for larger groups.

Swim in Devil’s Pool on Livingstone Island on the ledge of the waterfall. This is a deep pool caused by erosion right at the edge. This is a small group tour, and you can be collected from your hotel, if it is on the included list. You can choose a breakfast, lunch, or high tea experience. The duration is approximately two hours.

The trip starts with a drive into the national park, where you will be transferred into a safari vehicle and meet the guides and trackers, who will have come out earlier to look for the rhinos. After a briefing on what to expect, safety and how to have a memorable encounter, you will be driven to the area where the trackers would have located the rhino.

For travelers looking to learn more about the amazing Victoria Falls without spending hours planning a visit, a guided tour of the Zambia side is a great option. Visitors learn about the formation of the falls and the local customs and traditions that surround them. To complement the experience, the tour also takes visitors to a local art and crafts center. Because the Victoria Falls border Zambia and Zimbabwe, you'll be able to appreciate the falls from both angles.

Discover Zambia’s rich biodiversity when you visit Mosi Oa Tunya National Park for an exciting game drive. Alongside a private guide, head to the park and keep your eyes peeled for wildlife which may include elephants, giraffes, zebras, warthogs, and many more. You also embark on a walk in search of the endangered white rhino, escorted by armed rangers for your safety.

This tour accords the clients an opportunity to experience the beauty of nature both from the vehicles and from the walk. This tour is unique because it's the only experiences that offers the clients an opportunity to see the White Rhinos and well as bring clients closer to the Rhino for good photos. It's a combination of two activities, a game drive and short walk tracking the rhinos.

Clients will be picked from their lodging place in the morning at 645am and driven to Kazungula Border , which is the entry point to Botswana. They will cross over the Zambezi River by speed boat. At the Botswana side they will be taken in 4x4 game viewers where they will do their first activity of the Day which is the River safari. After the boat cruise they will proceed for lunch and relax a bit. They will then assume their Safari game drive in the afternoon which will ultimately see them back to Zambezi River fro their final journey back to Livingstone.

This overnight trip to Chobe National Park packs several small adventures into one action-packed tour. First, take a sunrise tour of Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and the world’s largest waterfall. Then travel to Chobe National Park for a safari boat cruise and overnight in the park. The next-morning, take a leisurely game drive and have breakfast in the bush.

The tour begins at Mukuni village, where you we look at the culture of the Toka Leya people and understand their day to day activities. From Mukuni Village we will proceed to the Railway and Jewish Museum in Livingstone, here we will learn of the steam locomotives that were used in the colonial times to move goods and people from one place to the other. We will also have a look at the first Jewish settlers of Livingstone. From the Jewish Museum we will proceed to have lunch at a local restraint that serves the Zambian cuisine. After lunch we will immediately head to the Livingstone Museum where we will learn the history of Livingstone and Zambia at large from the pre-colonial times to modern Zambia as we know we it. From the museum we will visit Maramba market in order to have an experience at the local market.

There is something special about being on a steam train; sounds you can't hear anywhere else, the smooth ride, or just knowing that you’re on a machine that was invented almost 200 years ago. Add to that wonderful sights to observe and dinner on board and you’ve got yourself an amazing half-day journey. This is a perfect trip for couples, groups, or even solo.

Visiting Victoria Falls from Livingstone with a guide not only eases transportation logistics, but also creates a richer experience at the falls. Your guide shares insight about how the waterfall was formed and takes you on a walking tour of the falls’ greatest attractions, including Victoria Falls Bridge, Devil’s Pool, and a waterside picnic area where you enjoy an included lunch.

Experience the diverse culture in Zambia on this guided half day tour, starting in the morning or afternoon. This is a small group tour that will stop at several places, including Mukuni Village near Victoria Falls, the Livingstone museum, a tour of the city of Livingstone, and then visit the oldest market in town, the Maramba Market.

Not only will you get a chance to see elephants, giraffes, and zebras, but you’ll also get to get up close and personal with rhinos on this small-group tour. You’ll be on a game drive in Mosi Oa Tunya National Park, LIvingstone, where you can find endangered rhinos. Your guide will take you to the best spots for viewing, so make sure your cameras are charged and ready.

This tour arranges all the transportation details to visit the impressive Victoria Falls from Livingstone, Zambia. Your reliable driver will collect you from your hotel, then take you on a lovely route along the Zambezi River on the way to Victoria Falls. Note that the fee to enter the falls is extra, as is a fee to transfer from Zambia to Zimbabwe.

This is an excursion that combines the experience of land and water . This tour is idea for lovers of nature and wildlife as it exposes them to the beauty of the terrain and the abundance of flora and fauna.

Hiking in the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Mosi oa Tunya National Park with a guide ups your chances of spotting animals like giraffes, warthogs, and zebras in the wild. This tour takes you on a guided trek routed to feature the best of the park’s plant and animal life up-close, featuring the quality of  insight only possible from a local guide.

Combine a game drive in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park with visiting the park’s protected white rhinos. Choosing this two-in-one tour lets you spot wildlife—such as elephants, buffalos, and impalas—in the wild, while also viewing endangered white rhinos that you wouldn’t see without visiting the sanctuary. The game drive and rhino experience both provide excellent photography opportunities, making this a popular choice for photographers.

Get up close and personal with some of Africa's most iconic animals with a game drive in the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park. Your guide helps you spot some of Zambia's most-loved species, including the endangered white rhino, buffalo, hippo, crocodile, giraffe, zebra and several antelope species. Elephants cross through the park fairly frequently; while a sighting isn't guaranteed, you have a good chance of meeting a herd.