Victoria Falls is located on the Zambezi River, forming the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia in southern Africa. The falls can be accessed from both countries, with the Zimbabwean town of Victoria Falls and the Zambian town of Livingstone serving as key gateways.

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Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Some travelers can obtain a visa on arrival, while others may need to apply for an e-Visa or pre-arrange it through a Zimbabwean or Zambian embassy. You can also consider the KAZA UNIVISA, which allows access to both countries and nearby regions like Botswana.

• February to May: The falls are at their most powerful after the rainy season, with thundering water and abundant mist.
• June to August: The water levels start to drop, offering clearer views and ideal conditions for photography.
• September to December: Lower water levels reveal more of the gorge and allow for thrilling activities like swimming in the Devil’s Pool.

• Guided tours of the falls
• Helicopter or microlight flights for aerial views
• White-water rafting on the Zambezi River
• Bungee jumping and zip-lining
• River cruises and sunset safaris
• Cultural village tours and local market visits

• Comfortable walking shoes
• Lightweight, breathable clothing and a waterproof jacket
• A hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
• Binoculars and a camera for wildlife and landscape photography
• A dry bag or rain cover for electronics when visiting the falls

Yes, you can explore the falls from both sides. The Zimbabwean side offers panoramic views of the main falls, while the Zambian side provides closer, more intimate encounters. The KAZA UNIVISA makes it easy to cross the border and enjoy both perspectives.

Absolutely! Families can enjoy activities such as guided nature walks, river cruises, and cultural tours. Many accommodations also cater to families with child-friendly amenities.

Yes, Victoria Falls is generally safe for tourists. However, it’s important to follow local guidelines, avoid venturing into wildlife areas without a guide, and secure your belongings, especially in crowded areas.

The area around Victoria Falls is rich in wildlife. You may spot elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. Nearby game reserves, such as Zambezi National Park and Chobe National Park, offer incredible safari experiences.

• By Air: Fly into Victoria Falls International Airport (Zimbabwe) or Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport (Zambia).
• By Road: Accessible via well-maintained roads from nearby cities and towns.
• By Train: Luxury trains like the Rovos Rail stop at Victoria Falls as part of their journey.

In Zimbabwe, the US Dollar is widely accepted alongside other currencies like the South African Rand. In Zambia, the Zambian Kwacha is the official currency, but USD is also commonly used in tourist areas.

Yes! For thrill-seekers, the Devil’s Pool on the Zambian side offers a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to swim at the edge of the falls during the dry season (August to December).

There’s a wide range of accommodations, from luxury lodges and boutique hotels to budget-friendly hostels and campsites. Many offer stunning views and convenient access to the falls and other activities.