See both sides of Victoria Falls

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See both sides of Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls, a breathtaking natural wonder situated on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, has captivated the hearts and minds of travelers from around the world who seek to explore both sides of Victoria Falls. With its immense size and powerful cascades, Victoria Falls showcases the raw beauty and force of nature on both sides. However, the experience of visiting both sides of Victoria Falls offers even more than just a single perspective.

Visitors have the unique opportunity to see both sides of Victoria Falls, experiencing the contrasting vantage points and diverse landscapes that each country has to offer. Whether marveling at the sheer power of the falls from Zimbabwe‘s vantage point or embracing the untamed wilderness of Zambia, exploring both sides of Victoria Falls promises an unforgettable adventure that reveals the multifaceted allure of this extraordinary natural wonder. So, it’s no wonder that travelers are drawn to experience both sides of Victoria Falls for an even more immersive and captivating journey.

The two sides of Victoria Falls, namely the Zimbabwean side and the Zambian side, offer distinct perspectives and experiences for visitors. The Zimbabwean side provides panoramic views of the falls, allowing visitors to witness the grandeur and magnitude of the entire waterfall system. The viewpoints on this side, such as the famous Devil’s Cataract and Main Falls, offer sweeping vistas and incredible photo opportunities. On the other hand, the Zambian side provides closer proximity to specific sections of the falls, allowing for a more intimate and immersive experience. The Knife-Edge Bridge and the Eastern Cataract are popular viewpoints from the Zambian side, offering spectacular close-up views.

The Zimbabwean side offers easier accessibility to Victoria Falls, with well-developed infrastructure and pathways that provide convenient access to various viewpoints. The town of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe serves as a hub for tourism, offering a range of accommodation options, restaurants, and amenities. In contrast, the Zambian side requires visitors to cross the border from Zimbabwe and make their way to Livingstone. While slightly less developed in terms of infrastructure, the Zambian side offers a more rustic and adventurous experience.

When to see both side of the Victoria Falls

The time of year can also influence the experience on each side. During the rainy season (typically November to April), the Zimbabwean side offers an impressive display of water volume and intensity, as the falls are at their peak. The Zambian side, however, may have more mist and spray, making it a refreshing and exhilarating experience. In the dry season (May to October), the flow of water decreases, revealing rock formations and allowing for exploration of the exposed riverbed on the Zimbabwean side. The Zambian side still maintains a good flow of water, showcasing the falls in their full glory.

Activities at Victoria Falls

Both sides offer a range of activities to enhance the Victoria Falls experience. On the Zimbabwean side, visitors can take part in activities such as guided tours, scenic helicopter rides, bungee jumping, and white-water rafting in the Zambezi River. On the Zambian side, popular activities include micro-light flights, sunset cruises on the Zambezi, and swimming in the famous Devil’s Pool, a natural infinity pool located at the edge of the falls.

While both sides of Victoria Falls offer stunning views and memorable experiences, the Zimbabwean side provides broader panoramas and easier access, while the Zambian side offers a closer, more immersive encounter with specific sections of the falls. Exploring both sides ensures a comprehensive and diverse exploration of this magnificent natural wonder.

See both sides of Victoria Falls
See both sides of Victoria Falls

Grand Zambezi

Experience an exciting 13-day safari that takes you to both the Zambian and Zimbabwean sides of Victoria Falls on our brand new itinerary, the Grand Zambezi: a small-group lodge safari through Zambia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, starting in Livingstone and ending in Victoria Falls. Explore diverse ecosystems, encounter iconic wildlife, and witness the natural wonder of the Zambezi River as it flows over the falls. Led by expert guides and staying in comfortable lodges, this is a once-in-a-lifetime adventure you won’t want to miss. Our expert guides, equipped with an exceptional knowledge of the region, will provide you with invaluable insights into the rich biodiversity, cultural heritage, and natural wonders that await at every turn.

Our experienced Africa travel consultants will design bespoke, private itineraries according to your needs and your budget. Get in touch with one of our safari and travel specialists with your questions about availability, rates and transport options.

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