Amazing views from the Zimbabwean side. Stunning nature! But park fees very expensive. And activities way over priced. Poor craftsmanship.

Visitors may be surprised to see how close they can get to the edge! And you will get soaked when you do. But, what a view!!

Been a dream since I was knee high to visit here. It has not disappointed, left soaking wet with the biggest of smiles

Was in the park on the Zimbabwe side. There about 13 viewing stations along a footpath. Magnificent views. Need a raincoat (neck to ankle) by the end of the walk or you will be soaking wet from the spray.

Lots of fun. Bring a poncho, or if you don't want to get your pants wet, wear the black rain coats the give you A nice two mile ealk. Very wet from the must at times. Don't miss the 1400 year old Balboa tree at...More

The rushing waters during high season are a powerful reminder of the force of nature and are a sight to behold. In high season, expect visibility in portions to be poor due to the amount of water and expect to get drenched. But there's no...More

The view is just amazing! Loved my trip to the Victoria National Park! Did get a bit lost but that's all part of the expiernce, cannot wait to come back!

Visitors Vic falls from the Zimbabwe side. Water levels peak during the months of April, May. However the views are spectacular. It is always advisable to hire rain coats($1-3 for rental outside of the falls entrance) if you plan to visit all view points.

I visited the Victoria Falls with my teenage daughter for the 1st time. We walked for about 2 hours enjoying the great 7th wonder of the world in the early morning. The Mighty Zambezi river water level is high in 2017 due to the recent...More

It's hard to describe the intensity and volume of the Falls in April. It's something you just have to see for yourself. There are many lookouts and you will definitely get soaked at some but the thunder of the Falls and beauty of the park...More