As part of our tour we had an organised walk around the Falls, the guide was very informative and walked at the pace of the slowest of our group of 20. The views are just breathtaking and I would urge anyone going to Africa to...More

This is both the coolest place to see on land as well as helicopter ride. It is a definite world wonder. You well definitely get wet with raincoat on during May. I did ruin a camera but brought an extra one since I guessed it...More

My wife and I are on our 5th visit to the Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls. This just has to be at the top of the sights you have to see. We got a bit wet walking through the park along the Falls - August...More

The Falls on the Zimbabwe side are more elaborate than on the Zambian side. With 16 spots to walk to, the tour of the Falls will take you about 2 hours, and involve about a kilometer or more of walking on stone/mud trails (mostly flat),...More

Really a beautiful and majestic place. Not too far of a walk. Every lookout point has a different and beautiful view of a different part of the Falls. Remember your rain coat!

The experience was amazing. Viewing the falls from the Zim side was spectacular. The power and size of the falls is awe-inspiring. Just a few things to note: Right outside the national park there are numerous street vendors who hassle you to buy their things....More

Well you wouldn't miss it if you came this far. Entry to the park costs $30, and the taxi to the entrance cost $5. We followed the trail slowly around the Falls, from left to right, ending at the lookout to the bridge built by...More

Well worth a visit and there is a cheaper rate for South Africans - hire a raincoat if you don't want to be soaked.

The place is so fantasti. To experience the falls live it was so refreshing and nice its indeed a place to visit

Victoria Falls is amazing - powerful, unforgettable, mysterious in its water mist rising above the fall, the rainbow or two or even three...