The Falls are a spectacular 1,701 metre span with 1,200 metres of it in Zambia. The top where the greatest curtain of water starts to plunge is 111 meters (300 feet) high. During the height of the floods, the Victoria Falls has the largest sheet of falling water in the world with over 545 million litres a minute (9 million litres /sec) cascading over the rocky cliffs.

It is a popular "add-on" from its neighbouring countries and truly one of the seven wonders of the world. The Falls offers a multitude of activities on both the Zimbabwean and Zambian sides. This adventurer's playground has something for everyone. Although some activities are based on either side of the mighty Zambezi river, most can be enjoyed regardless of which side the clients are staying. The border posts between the countries are open between 06h00 and 22h00 and passports are required for cross border activities. Visa requirements must be checked prior to arrival, a multiple-entry visas are sometimes necessary.



Victoria Falls and Livingston have gained the well-earned reputation of being the ideal groups and incentive destination. There a variety of packages available and specialised activities and meals in unique settings can be tailor-made for larger groups.

Although we feature only the Victoria Falls, we can tailor-make tours and services throughout this region .

There are international flight services both to Harare and Victoria Falls and Hwange, Bulawayo and Kariba can be linked internally. There is a good network of major highways which means that Zimbabwe can be visited and toured by road from its neighbouring countries.

No inoculations are required at this time but anti-malaria precautions are advisable year round. A valid passport is required and visas are required by some nationalities.