They picked us up at the hotel, our guide was perfect, very knowledgeable and nice. The park was quieter than for example Chobe. It was perfect, we saw giraffes, zebras, hyenas, many kinds of birds,...

Amazing experience to be on the beautiful Zambezi River and see the wildlife in their natural state. The captain worked hard to carefully get us a close as possible without disturbing the animals. And then at sunset we were served a glorious dinner that was not only presently expertly but was delicious. It was our last evening in Africa and was the absolute perfect send-off. Highly recommend.

Helicopter was spectacular, breath taking and amazing communication from the operator via WhatsApp was excellent.must do

You must give yourself this experience!!! I cannot express strongly enough that this is a must-do experience when you come to Victoria Falls. Seriously, if you go to Victoria Falls and don't do the Angel or Devil Pool at Livingstone Island then you missed out on something truly special. So you know what to expect, we started out on the Zimbabwe side and travelled to Zambia. If you don't have enough entry's on your Visa then it will cost USD$20.00 for the Zambia Visa and USD$30.00 for another Zimbabwe Entry (when travelling to Victoria Falls Zinbabwe I recommend getting the multi-entry Visa) You drive out to near the top of the falls where you are taken by boat to Livingstone Island. At every stopping point I couldn't believe how close we were to the falls and we kept getting closer!! On the island you are taken by guides out to the main event and words can't describe how amazing this is. Be sure to take some USD bills with you to tip your guides - these guys literally risk their lives to take memorable photo's (on your camera) - so show your appreciation!! (Breakfast was OK - but you're not doing this experience for the food haha!)

There is no peace and quiet at Victoria Falls anymore. No chance to enjoy the sounds of the bush and the waterfall. The natural experience people come for is not here anymore. It is destroyed by the constant engine noise of helicopters.