Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe

Victoria Falls, often knows as the ‘Vic Falls’ are regarded as Africa’s most enchanting waterfalls. Standing at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, the falls present the sight worth seeing for the tourists of both the countries. However, the Zimbabwean view is considered as more spell casting because of the direct view of “Devil’s Cataract” and “Rainbow Falls”. At a few miles’ distance from Victoria Falls lies the town of Victoria Falls, offering safe and comfortable accommodation to the visitors.

The land of energetic escapades, stimulating thrills and lively games is a heaven for adrenaline junkies. Special safaris can be taken to have a better view, some of which may go up to Botswana to see the larger game. Besides, there are opportunities of whitewater rafting and bungee jumping set up on the bridge between Zambia and Zimbabwe. However, the tourists have to leave the country through immigration processes. Moreover, the travelers can kayak, canoe, fish, and ride on horse’s back. Water flow during the dry season is minimal and can’t be thrilling.

Getting into the city in this modern age is not a problem for any one. All major airline including Air Zimbabwe, British airways and South African airlines are the major airlines operating to and from the city. Cheap Air Zimbabwe flights can be booked easily without compromising on the quality of the service you expect. The airline offers flights from UK to Harare and Victoria falls twice a week.

Accommodation in Victoria Falls is as hassle free as it can be in any metropolitan developed city of the world. All hotels and resorts are at few kilometers’ distance from the falls. Some of the hotels in Vic Falls are not really in Vic Falls. For these places, you will need to have private transportation or to call a cab. However, many hotels have their own transfer services.

The markets in the town are full of traditional things that anyone would love to buy. Ranging from sculptors and artwork to stone carvings, jewelry, t-shirts, curios, books and postcards, visitors have plenty of things to choose from. Eating in the town in nearly free, for a few dollars you can feed an entire family. One can have snacks from tea bars, coffee shops or sandwich shops. Besides every hotel has its own restaurant, especially The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers a la carte dinner which must not be missed once anybody is visiting Vic Falls.

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