What adventure activities are available at Victoria Falls?
Adrenaline and Action Adventures (2021)
| Bridge Activities | |
|---|---|
| Bungee Jumping | $160 |
| Bridge Slide (Solo) | $45 |
| Bridge Swing (Solo) | $160 |
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How much does a trip to Victoria Falls cost?
The standard Victoria Falls entrance fee is $30 for all tourists on both the Zambia and Zimbabwean side. SADC passport holders pay a reduced rate of $20.
Why is Victoria Falls a tourist attraction?
Victoria Falls National Park and Zambezi National Park, both in Zimbabwe, and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park in Zambia are all in easy reach of the falls. They provide a wealth of wildlife-watching opportunities, from elephant, buffalo, lion and leopard to a host of antelope species like sable, eland, kudu and impala.
What is the best time of year to visit Victoria Falls Why?
The best time to visit the spectacular Victoria Falls is from February to May, directly after the region’s summer rains, when you’ll see the world’s largest sheet of falling water flowing at its greatest volume.
Can you walk behind Victoria Falls?
You are able to walk back along the path you came to the entrance or there is a back path on which you will find the toilets not far from the entrance gate. If you are lucky you may very well see some monkeys and a bush buck or two in the rainforest on your tour of Victoria Falls.
How many days do you need in Victoria Falls?
To enjoy Victoria Falls to the fullest, plan a 3-4-day trip. If you want to explore the surrounding areas as well and embark on a Southern African safari, then we recommend that you visit for at least one week.
Which side of Victoria Falls is better?
Zimbabwe side
In general, the views of the falls are better from the Zimbabwe side, especially during low water season. But low water season is also the best time to visit Livingstone Island and Devils Pool or Angels Pool, which you can only do on the Zambian side.
How many tourists visit Victoria Falls per year?
Tips for Visiting Victoria Falls Roughly one million people visit the Falls each year. Historically, most visitors have journeyed to Zimbabwe to view the Falls.
Can you swim in the Victoria waterfalls?
Right on the edge of this massive waterfall, a calm pool of water forms. This is known as the Devil’s Pool Victoria Falls. And daring visitors can actually swim in this pool straddling the edge of Victoria Falls!
