My third visit to the falls but this time very much dry season. Half of the falls had no water but what remained was as spectacular as ever. The up side is we didn't get soaked

We had already seen the (very much drier) falls on the Zambian side and we had decided that we needed to see the Zimbabwe side. The entrance fee of USD30 per person seemed at first to be a little steep, but we felt that it...More

Walked from our hotel. Vendors are a bit of a nuisance on the way. Entrance well handled. Lots of information poster boards. The walk, self guided, was wonderful. Bucket list stuff.

I made it to this world's wonder. It is almost summer on this part of the world and yet water gushing down is still spectacular. I viewed this wonder from the Zimbabwe side first and the spray can still be felt. The entrance to the...More

Victoria Falls was named for the Queen but the local people use a different name, Mosi-oa-Tunya (The Smoke that Thunders). Portions of the walk are shaded but most is out in the open and the sun can be quite intense. We visited during the dry...More

We went to the Falls Park very early to miss the heat of the day and the crowds. The entrance is just outside of the town on the way to the border crossing. Before long plenty of people were arriving having booked guided tours -...More

What an amazing place to visit - amazing and awe-insiring at anytime of the year & can only imagine what it's like in the full wet season. A must do....

Organised as part of a day package through Wild Horizons, the transfer from our Zambia hotel was fouled up through confused messages somewhere making us late; requiring the office, our organiser and the helicopter company to do some rapid re-shuffling so that we began the...More

Much more impressive than the Niagara not as good as Iguassu. Easy walk to see the various aspects and not enough visitors to spoil the photographs.

The falls are expansive and breathtaking from.any of the 16 lookout points. Make sure to wear comfortable shoes and go in the cooler time of day.