Victoria Falls, the world’s largest waterfall that straddles the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, is inarguably a bucket-list natural wonder that everyone should lay eyes on in their lifetime. Arriving in Livingstone, Zambia or Vic Falls, Zimbabwe, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by the seemingly endless number of activities on offer (not to mention the hefty price tags), but it would be a real challenge to not[...]
Whether from Zambia, Zimbabwe, above, below, or right on the edge of the Falls themselves, it's impossible to take a bad photo of Victoria Falls— everywhere you look, there are double rainbows and droplets of water so sparkly that you'd swear they are falling diamonds. Here are just a few photos of this beautiful natural wonder that will make you want to book tickets immediately. All the details: Victoria Falls[...]
Roaring through Zambia's breathtaking Batoka Gorge not far from Victoria Falls and the Zimbabwean border, the Zambezi River is a true force of nature. During the low water season, rapids escalate all the way to a frenzied Class VI (which, if you haven't been rafting before, is some pretty hectic white water) and the river offers some of the best drop pool rafting in the world. I'm not a full-fledged river rat, but m[...]
In discovering Victoria Falls for the first time, David Livingstone famously said that it must have been gazed upon by angels, and you’d be hard-pressed to disagree whether you do your gazing from Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park on the Zambian side of the falls or from Victoria Falls National Park in Zimbabwe. Still, why miss seeing a single centimetre of this stunning natural wonder when it’s alarmingly easy to vis[...]