Victoria Falls Tours

Visit one of Africa's most popular parks on this Chobe day trip from Victoria Falls. Travel the rugged landscapes of the African countryside as you keep your eyes peeled for the Big Five. Chobe is known for its high concentration of elephants, so you're almost guaranteed to see these giant mammals roaming the park. Travel by both river and land, ensuring the best chance of seeing African wildlife.

Experience the beauty and the excitement of one of Africa's most stunning destinations on this Zambezi River dinner cruise. Get an up close look at iconic Victoria Falls and enjoy Zambezi-style cuisine as you float along this popular river. Enjoy world-class service and meals prepared by an executive chef while you relax in Zambia's natural landscape.

Admire the mighty Victoria Falls from the air by booking this sightseeing helicopter flight. With bubble windows, you won't miss a thing as your helicopter soars over the falls, the Zambezi River, and Zambezi National Park where you have the opportunity to spot elephants, hippos, buffalo, giraffes, and even more wildlife from above.

The Scenic Victoria Falls Day Tour which allows you to experience the main attraction, The Mighty Victoria Falls, from the ground and from the sky, You will then enjoy lunch at one of the best Luxury Restaurants [The Lookout Cafe]. Set at the edge of the Batoka Gorges overlooking the Victoria Falls Bridge.

Discover all of the best that Victoria Falls has to offer on this multi-activity private day tour. Start with a guided tour of the mighty Victoria Falls before visiting the Victoria Falls Bridge over the Zambezi River linking Zimbabwe to Zambia. After visiting the Big Tree, a 2,000 year old Baobab, explore a crafts market before embarking on a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River. Finally, cap off your day with a dinner, dance, and drum show featuring the Matebele traditional and war dancers.

Visiting Chobe National Park from Victoria Falls is made easy when you go as part of a guided day trip. No need to worry about logistics—your guide has got you covered across round-trip border crossings and Chobe safari activities including a boat cruise and game drive. This tour even includes lunch for a comfortable trip.

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.

Dine by twilight on this Zambezi River dinner cruise, which takes you down toward Victoria Falls for a good view before turning around and heading for the sunset. Enjoy a 4-course dinner with drinks as you watch the sun dip below the horizon and keep company with the intimate crew of people on board, setting this cruise apart from its larger competitors.

Maximize your chances of viewing wildlife in Chobe National Park on this full-day excursion from Victoria Falls. Take a safari through the park and cruise down the Chobe River with a guide for the opportunity to see native wildlife like big cats and tropical birds in their natural habitat.

Paddle down the Zambezi River on a 14-mile (23-kilometer) whitewater rafting course from Victoria Falls. With a guide, maneuver over Class IV and V rapids in a gorge reaching depths of 650 feet (198 meters) in the heart of Zimbabwe’s wilderness. Your tour includes lunch, open bar, and round-trip hotel transport.

Witness the Victoria Falls from both the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides on this guided day trip. Get the best views of the falls from various lookout points and visit a local market for souvenirs.

Spend a day visiting one of southern Africa’s most popular parks on this small-group tour from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe to Chobe National Park in Botswana. Increase your chances of seeing wildlife on two separate game drives: a Chobe River cruise and a traditional, open-air vehicle safari. Chobe is home to an abundance of African animals, most notably large concentrations of elephants and buffaloes.

If you only have a short amount of time in Chobe National Park, exploring with a guided tour is the best way to go. This tour provides all of the transportation logistics to easily get you from your hotel, across the border, and onto a safari boat cruise and afternoon game drive so that you can see the animals you most want to see. Throughout the day, guides give you plenty of insight into local culture and wildlife and help you spot animals you might miss on your own.

The Boma Dinner provides guests with an authentic taste of Africa and an opportunity to learn about the local culture. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed with a traditional greeting and a performance of drumming and dancing. The menu includes various African dishes such as warthog fillet and Mopani worms, all cooked using traditional methods and local ingredients. In addition to the food, there are live performances showcasing the traditional dance and music of various Zimbabwean tribes, giving guests a chance to interact with the local community and learn a few phrases in the local language. The Boma Dinner is an excellent opportunity to experience the true taste of Africa and gain a better understanding of the local culture and traditions.

If you’re visiting Victoria Falls on a time crunch, you can still take a safari with this overnight safari tour. Get a condensed package of the best safaris have to offer: see animals in the wild, cook over an open fire, and sleep under the stars. Plus, this tour is all-inclusive, so it couldn’t be easier to go.

Make it an evening to remember at the Boma Dinner & Drum Show in Victoria Falls. Enjoy a four-course feast of local cuisine, then watch a lively performance of traditional drumming and singing, with plenty of opportunities to get involved. Round-trip transfer from your hotel makes this a hassle-free evening of fun, food, and culture.

Chobe National Park is a unique park as animals are all concertrated along the Chobe River. A traveler will see a lot of animals both on boat cruise and the game drive in a short space of time. The combined river cruise and game drive on a 4 wheel drive vehicle set an advantage to see aquatic and land animals .

Sit back and relax at the edge of Victoria Falls on this guided tour to Devil's Pool, where a natural ledge keeps visitors safe right on the lip of the mighty waterfall. This small-group tour combines the best of Victoria Falls sightseeing with an unforgettable adventure, complete with easy amenities such as hotel pickup and drop-off, breakfast, and all transportation.

Indulge in an enchanting evening on the Zambezi River with this combo dinner and cruise excursion. Begin with a leisurely sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, witnessing the mighty Victoria Falls in the distance and possible wildlife sightings. After the sunset, continue to a local restaurant for a delicious al fresco dinner.

Have you ever wondered how an elephant sees, hears, smells and feels the world? Or what emotions and intellect we share with these big brained, social mammals? This is a one off adventure into the mind, body and soul of an elephant.

Watch the sun slip below the horizon on a 2-hour cruise of the Zambezi river. Enjoy cocktails and hors d’oeuvres on deck as Zimbabwe’s diverse animals flock to the water's edge. See flocks of birds as they swoop and glide across the sky, soak up the last rays of African sunshine and slow down to the gentle pace of life on the Zambezi.

Watch the sun go down on the Zambezi River on this group cruise, which also includes a potjie dinner and beverages. You’ll see the mist coming up from Victoria falls, and beautiful scenery along the way. If you’re lucky, you might see some hippos, elephants, crocodiles, or kudus along the way.

Enjoy a half-day rafting the Zambezi river with a local guide and admire the landscape of Batoka Gorge. Flowing through a shallow basin, the river winds below flat plateau as far as the eye can see. Choose to raft a more challenging section of the river with class four and five rapids, or opt for a more beginner-friendly section. After the trip, lunch (included) is served.