Top 44 things to do and attractions in Livingstone

Livingstone Museum is really the history museum of Zambia. The display started from when the earth continents were Pangaea to the most recent history. It is quite detailed. A must visit in Livingston.

Interesting museum! Entrance cost us $5 per person. Phots and videos are not allowed to be taken inside. Has interesting natural history section about the origins of various animals and a zoological section. More interesting though is the areas about local history and traditions, as well as about Zambia's recent colonial occupation back when it was known as Northern Rhodesia. I found it very insightful learning about the Zambian perspective of this as someone who comes from Europe. Finally, there is a section about David Livingstone that is interesting if you don't know much about him already.

This is a very extensively fitted museum. Covers a wide range of topics with an impressive number of artifacts. I was impressed by the size and exhibits. No photos allowed inside, which is understandable considering the delicate nature of some of the artifacts. Well run and very well maintained.

To be honest - the guided tour was passionate and interesting, however if I am being very honest. It was a little bit boring and for today’s standards really nothing special. Rather enjoy the nature than the museum

The place has the best history of Zambia than the things we where taught in schools. I would recommend the employment of tour guides because they will give our visitors from other countries a better understanding of our culture and rich history. I had the best time learning about our country and it's thriving present never the less I would have enjoyed it the more if I was being guided through to get a clear picture of everything because I had so many questions left unanswered. This is according to my experience thank you.

The museum was very nice and detailed, each room was unique and made you feel like you were stepping into history.

Have eggs become lighter over time? The existential question our our times, finally answered. Aside from this, the museum gives a good overview of Zambia under colonial rule and subsequent independence, albeit only up until 2001.

What a great an experience I had in this park.. The walk with the Rhinos was fantastic and I have seen a bachelor of elephants and it was the most coolest sights of my life.

Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park offers a compact but rewarding wildlife experience. While it doesn’t have big cats like lions, leopards, or cheetahs due to its size, the park is home to an impressive range of animals. Visitors can expect to see southern white rhinos, which are a major highlight, as well as elephants, giraffes, zebras, buffalos, baboons, impalas, crocodiles, vultures, and a wide variety of bird species. One unique feature of the park is the opportunity to get out of the vehicle and walk safely to view rhinos at close range—something not commonly offered in larger parks. Overall, Mosi-oa-Tunya is a great option for wildlife viewing, especially for those interested in diverse animal sightings in a shorter timeframe. I would highly recommend the TripAdvisor half-day Safari for this park as it’s good value.

Great National Park for a game drive right next to the Zambezi River and right next to Livingstone, Zambia. Many animals to be seen here!

Great place to visit but relatively small. Very cheap if you drive your own vehicle. A lot of the roads are tarmac. You need to hire a guide ($10) if you wish to see the rare white rhinos. A good selection of animals.

Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park in Zambia offers a unique blend of wildlife and natural wonder, most famously the majestic Victoria Falls. Visitors can enjoy game drives to see elephants, giraffes, and zebras, though predators are absent. The park is compact but rich in scenic beauty, with lush landscapes and river views. Guided tours to the falls provide unforgettable photo opportunities. It’s an accessible and rewarding destination, ideal for those seeking both nature and history in one visit.

Amazing view of the other side of the Victoria Falls. I would like to encourage everyone to have a great view from Zimbabwe and Zambia

End of May is a rough time to go! Too much water to see much! And I got so wet in my full rain suit! Water got right in! Bring spare clothes and bring sandals to cross the bridge and use shoes to hike to the boiling point

We were at the Railway Museum less than 45 min before it closing time of 4:30. After paying for our tickets the gentleman from the museum told us he could keep the museum open until around 5:00 pm. He would be our tour guide and he was sure we would see everything by then. He explained in very detailed the history of the museum, took us to see some of the locomotives that were on display. They were not in very good shape. All the locomotives used to be used by a sawmill to transport lumbers. The varieties were quite limited.

Rusted and broken playground equipment for kids. Dangerously rusted out train cars. Train cars with swarms of bed living inside. Toilets with no running water or seats or soap. Little to no information about the trains. Several of the trains had human excrement in them. Was very pricey for what it was (non-resident). The Jewish museum was nice.

The train museum is in a state of complete dilapidation. The majestic old trains are rusting away, most with no signage and certainly no TLC. The entrance is an amazing $15; I am sure the museum hasn't had investment equivalent to one ticket in the last ten years. Several of the engines are mundane late steam built in the 1950s,in three or four are old and / or interesting. I suppose it is kind of a graveyard not just of trains but of colonialism. However that isn't intentional, it's just complete disinterest in the history of the railway in Zambia. The Jewish museum (which is in the same site and included in the ticket; deal... is interesting and quite well maintained. I'll review that separately...

The museum boasts a fascinating history, but many trains are in poor condition and require restoration. A modern update to the museum is definitely needed.

Had never been on a train and seeing the inside of the first class coach and also the other locomotives/engines was really a great experience. I liked the swings in the play pack too. The place can be made more beautiful by greening the environment. The staff were very friendly and welcoming and our tour was awesome.

I loved it here! I was taken aback by how cheap it was to enter but it was great. I entered some of the carriages and for a while felt like I had returned to the past. A little more maintainance could do some good but it's still okay the way it is. One idea though would be if the museum was open to holding curated events on their premises. Those steam engines would make an excellent backdrop for a cat walk or something.

The Railway Museum is only one museum in Zambia. which has oldest railway engine & compartment, engine from 1892 to 1957 and the most existing things the steam crane. From the museum you can see the old railway lines maps of northern & southern Rhodesia. The Guide in that museum is very friendly & explained everything, a lot about Jewish history in Zambia. Please find the entrance fees from the picture.

Beautiful place and I really liked seeing the tigers and white lion although I expected more of the big 5 as that is the name but only animals we saw were lions,tigers and caracals. Would recommend

Lovely experience. Friendly staff and nice food. We did the lion walk and viewing. These caged cats are big and a marvel to see. Planning a return, hopefully this time to find the cubs are around - wanna try cub feeding!

A visit to Mukuni Big Five offers an unforgettable lion encounter. Guests can walk alongside these majestic animals in a safe, guided experience that promotes awareness and conservation. The lions, semi-habituated for human interaction, allow for respectful observation and close-up moments. Adding to the experience are the exceptional staff: Elinah at the reception warmly welcomes guests with genuine hospitality; Vanessa at the restaurant ensures every meal is served with care and a smile; and Grania, the knowledgeable guide, leads the lion walks with passion and expertise. Together, they make the visit both thrilling and deeply memorable for every guest.

It was AMAZING. The team know what they are doing and they make it a memorable experience. It is definitely value for money!!! Beautiful and unforgettable experience. Highly recommend!

The lion walk provided a remarkable experience.

Most amazing experience of my life , walking with Lions

Out of this world! Loved it so much went back again after 3 months. It's absolutely humbling and a complete adrenaline rush to be able to interact with the ultimate King of the jungle, no leash, free, in the wild. The lush greenery right behind the entrance is really breathtaking and serene, with a view of the Zambezi river that is unparalleled... I would go back again, and again. Really worth going at least once in a lifetime...

Maramba market is a must visit place for a cultural experience. Interaction with locals and seeing them sell products of all kind is the highlight you can also buy anything you like at a local charge!

To be honest - it’s nothing for tourists on my opinion - it’s more a local requirement and I do not understand why sending tourists in this area and charging 55 USD per person to go there. Rather charge a tourist fee and support that elocal areas to develop. We were very unhappy with this option.

Assorted veggies, fresh and dried fish, fresh meat, phone repair, welding carpentry all in one place....

This is not a tourist site but a real functioning town market. Be prepared for different smells, items and over all experiences.

Maranda market is one of the oldest market where all kind of house holds needs can be found. it is cheaper compared to town center prices. You get local foods staff such as dry foods and fresh ones. clothes are fabrics ,including shoes can be found as well. Soap both for bathing and washing can be found. Try maramba market and you will thank me later.

Great local market with a little bit of everything. Definitely not an upscale market but it's got everything people need.

I have shopped at Maramba Market for the last 30 years. Best place for chitenges! Great local food market! Friendly people! Go for a visit

Small park, will take you max an hour if going slowly. I enjoyed it but it was a bit concerning that a fair amount of the reptiles had no heat source in their enclosures - snakes and baby crocs. Larger crocs seem well fed and happy, nice enclosures and they have friendly staff. No place to eat here, just a few snacks.

I generally dislike zoos or places with captive animals. However, Livingstone Crocodile Park also serves to protect the public (and the animal) by removing "man-killers" from the community. This one good step toward human/animal conflict. The guides are very knowledgeable of the area and of each individual croc. Great learning experience. Today's price: K100 for locals, $10 for foreigners.

We had a wonderful time with our tour guide Mbakala. He was knowledgeable and quite fearless, getting into the crocodile pen with one of the maneaters and showing us how they attack. The kids were terrified and entranced. Some sites list them as not being open on Wednesdays but now they are open every day.

Very cool place to visit that only takes about an hour. I recommend buying 2-3 chunks of meat for the keeper to feed the Crocs.

Ideal for family outings and educational tours.

The Reptiles in the park were kept really in a bad condition hence I am rating this 3 stars. They treated the chameleon very brutally and also the turtles were in bad condition. The crocodile was injured and the guide was playing around troubling the Black Mamba. I really regret visiting this place looking at the bad condition the reptiles were kept

I loved how natural the aesthetics and feel of the park were. We got quite a real experience there as we got quite close to the crocodiles in their habitat. The guide was great too, very informed, friendly, and gave us an awesome tour. It was also quite affordable to visit, with not much of a difference between local, resident and tourist fees.

The best place ever I have mingled with the vibrant young ones. Very interesting boys and girls. A very big additional interesting thing is the art projects happening there.

If you are looking for good artwork for your home or a present to a family member. This is the perfect artwork created by a lovely family.

The art is awesome... They are so welcoming. .. just visit them along airport road 🛣️ in Livingstone

Absolutely loved it. Beautiful art , beautiful and loving people 🥰🥰🥰 made me feel so alive! Art is amazing ❤️❤️❤️

Still a favorite.. Lovely gallery and art studio for the kids.. welcoming family. Will visit again.

Lovely experience. Beautiful art. Friendly and welcoming hosts!! The kids loved their art lesson!!

Fabulous! A great learning experience, very interactive... wonderful communication and insights. A highlight of our month in Zambia and we hope very much to return before we leave. Absolute TOP rating.

This is one of the parts where, the deeper your pockets, the better the experience. Boats are basically based on your affordability. Depending on your agency, you will get chauffeured to and from your hotel. The boats are pretty comfortable but they differ in entirely everything. You want a private family boat - they got you. You wanna mingle with everyone there are there. You want boats with multiple decks- again, they got you. The problem is, animals are a hit or miss. My trip was awful, saw minimal wildlife (#disappointing). It felt like money down the drain. The sunset was unforgettable tho. M you boats offered meals and refreshments on board 👌🏾

Without doubt one of the best trips we did during our stay in Victoria Falls. The cruise is a pleasant and relaxing way to enjoy the river and watch the sunset. Drinks are included from the ample bar, snacks provided and the main meal was simply wonderful. The boats are not crowded and the seating is very comfortable. This all adds up to a very relaxing river cruise. We were fortunate enough to witness a spectacular lightening display towards the end of our cruise. Don’t hesitate about booking a sunset dinner cruise. Pick-up and drop-off at your hotel included.

We booked the cruise via our hotel we stayed in. We were picked up by the service provider and drop off after the cruise. The Zambezi Sunset cruise is an absolute superb way to relax and enjoy the spectacular beauty of the Zambezi River on this 2 hour boat ride. People had the opportunity to sit upstairs or on the lower deck, but the view was still beautiful. One was allowed to move around on the boat without any restrictions. We had great photo opportunities against the often-spectacular African sunsets as we cruise along the Zambezi river. We also saw flocks of birds that skim the waterline as the sun sets behind the Zimbabwe/Zambezi skyline. We also had the opportunity to see a variety of game; including hippo, crocodile, and elephant as well as the many different bird species. Our guide explained in detail every species, and they living habits. The Sunset Cruise is very popular amongst tourist and includes finger snacks, beer, wine, local spirits and soft drinks. Tourist on the boat can have unlimited drinks and finger snacks are being served shortly after departure. Life jackets are also provided in the case of an emergency. The boat also has a toilet on board both for males and females. This is a must tourist attraction when visiting the Victoria falls.

The fourth longest river in Africa, after the Nile, Congo, and Niger Rivers. I took a Sunset cruise from a local tour agency to witness the spectacular sunset on the river. The cruise package included unlimited drinks and food on the boat. Many birds, Hippos and Crocodiles were spotted during the trip along with some elephant. The guide will keep an eye on the river banks to make you aware about any wildlife near the river. The mighty river flows through Zambia, Angola, Namibia and Botswana then back along the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe finally discharging into the Indian Ocean at its delta in Mozambique.

The sunset cruise was beautiful! The boat itself was comfortable with lots of space. They also served us refreshments and drinks. We even spotted some animals while on the cruise.

We recently booked a Zambezi Sunset cruise through our hotel, arranged by the excellent service of Batoka Safaris. The two-hour boat ride along the Zambezi River was a truly superb experience. Captain Mpumelelo skillfully navigated the boat, allowing passengers to choose between the upper deck and lower deck, both offering beautiful views of the stunning African sunsets. The opportunity to move freely around the boat enhanced the experience, providing great photo opportunities against the picturesque Zimbabwe/Zambezi skyline. As we cruised, we marveled at flocks of birds skimming the waterline, while our knowledgeable guide, with passion and detail, shared insights into various species and their living habits. Encounters with wildlife, including hippos, crocodiles, and elephants, added an exciting dimension to the cruise. The guide's informative commentary heightened our appreciation for the Zambezi's rich ecosystem. The Sunset Cruise, a favorite among tourists, included unlimited drinks—beer, wine, local spirits, and soft drinks—and finger snacks served shortly after departure. Captain Mpumelelo's expertise ensured a safe and enjoyable journey, while the attentive service of Barman Robson added to the overall positive experience. The provision of life jackets and on-board toilets demonstrated Batoka Safaris' commitment to passenger safety and comfort.

Beautiful Cruise. Where we started we has locals playing us traditional music. I did a Sunset Cruise and it was soo soo beautiful. The food and drinks were great. especially the wine collections. Every one was kind to one another and jolly

The cruise was nice. We went on the small Ra-Ikane boat and enjoyed not having to fight for the view like on the larger boats. The driver and bartender were both wonderful and knowledgeable. The snacks provided were delicious and the selection of drinks was adequate. We saw lots and lots of animals, especially elephants and hippos! It would have been a 5 star experience except that I absolutely hated the chairs. You're sunk down so low in the boat you can't see anything if you're seated. It was hard to get the whole view, look for animals, and stay connected with the rest of my group. I get that the chairs are trying to stay in the style of the boat, but they really took away from my experience.

What a experience, we saw hippos and some elephants but most beautiful of it all was the sunset!! This was relaxing, snaks and drinks where served. We went with the shearwater group and the staff was awsome. Definitely a must do when in Zimbabwe.

We went on the sunset cruise down the Zambezi. The scenic views were amazing. The cruise came with unlimited drinks including soda water beer wine and spirits. Service was good. There are two seating floors and you will find out your assigned deck upon entering the boat. The ticket also came with an appetizer which consisted of cold and soggy cheese sticks. After the appetizer we were served cold dry chicken on a stick and a mini chicken sandwich with lettuce and sause. For dessert we got a stale brownie. For the cost of the ticket ($54 pp) you can’t expect much out of the food department. However the company did take it upon themselves to serve food as such they should serve edible food. Seats were plastic yard chairs with a table. There were 4 chairs to each table. You best hope your shuttle gets there first and you don’t end up with an outside seat as others were not keen on moving to ensure each party had at least one person facing the water. The views were great and drinks were flowing as such overall average cruise.

An amazing experience. Room for only 10 or 12 with all you can drink basic spirits wines and beers with snacks. Comfortable personal boat with 2 extremely knowledgeable staff. They showed us some of the best views of the river banks they steered the boat as safe and close to the wildlife as possible. It was spectacular.

So good from the great Bus driver there (Leo) to the excellent layout of the boat, to the excellent staff and food, beyond expectations! All inclusive of spirits, great wine and after dinner drinks!! Saw dozens of hippos but no other animals. Thoroughly enjoyed it and highly recommend!

Oh wow this was the best part of our trip to Victoria Falls and the experience was awesome and really worth it. A cruise up the Mighty Zambezi is an absolute must if going to the Falls and so beautiful to boot. We were privileged to also do the dinner cruise which was delicious 😋. We saw hippo and elephant and were fortunate enough to watch a huge male swim across the River channel and get onto one of the islands. He gave us a regal sway of his head and tusks when he came out the water, which really was a sight to behold. Thank you to Daniel the captain and Goodwill our very friendly and helpful waitron.

Beautiful ride along the Zambizee river, large boat so not able to get too close to shore. Did not see a lot of wild life on our trip, but did see a few hippo and a few birds. However is still a pretty ride at sunset. Do plan on taking sunglasses/ hat as it gets hot. They do serve snacks and drinks on the boat, which were nice. There was a variety of items, though the food items were paced slowly throughout the boat ride. As it begins at dinner time, if you think you may want food quickly I suggest getting a snack before coming.

My group of 4 friends and I did the sunset cruise, rafting and helicopter ride/microlight flight on 3 consecutive days. Livingstone Adventure put together a package for all three activities at a price that saved us >100 USD per person compared to if we'd done them separately (rafting was via Bundu Adventures and the flights were via Batoka Sky). Pros: - Each of the three experiences were beautiful and amazing. The sunset cruise was a great lazy, boozy way to relax after 17hrs of flying and layovers, and the sunset, hippos and crocodile were great sights. Rafting was the best I'd ever done - such and exhilarating challenge but with a constant feeling of safety and attention from the team. The microlight flight was one of the best experiences of my life. - shuttle pickups for each of the experiences was via a comfortable van, whose drivers were accommodating in changing destinations when we wanted to get to a restaurant after each experience - the team was generally responsive when we called each time to confirm itineraries. - the price savings mentioned above - that 100 USD of savings went a long way for us! - facilities and service at each of the experiences was generally good, especially with rafting. Toilets were clean (same too for the river cruise), plenty of water was provided to keep us hydrated, and you could tell the crew knew their jobs well. Cons: - communication was generally more reactive than proactive. We had to call ahead for confirmation, as we didn't get Whatsapped ahead of time. There was also an issue with them retrieving our booking, which caused the river cruise to be held up for some time as we became the last passengers to board. - we were not informed at all that the microlight flight on Day 2 had been cancelled. This may relate back to Livingstone' Adventures not communicating well with their partner, Batoka Sky, on our booking. We literally waited for a pickup at 3pm, called to ask why it hadn't arrived, and was told the flight was cancelled. When we tried to get a refund, the initial amount offered was 63 USD - a far cry from the 179 USD that the website quoted. We reasoned that based on our discounted package, we weren't looking for a full refund. We ended up spending 2hrs trying to reason with the staff for a better refund, noting that past reviewers had also mentioned refunds that weren't processed in the end. In the end, the manager Saika got us on a microflight first thing Day 3, while my other two friends did a helicopter tour on the day itself. Conclusion: As a whole, I'd say it was a great deal and amazing experiences all around. Make sure to get a good roaming plan to make communication readily available, and schedule the microlight as your first activity if possible (and preferably in the morning when winds are less likely to be strong) so you have a buffer. Tips: For rafting, wear good walking shoes as you'll need to hike in and out of the gorge before and after rafting (your shoes will be put in a dry bag during rafting). For the sunset cruise, sitting on the upper deck would afford you better pictures of the hippos and crocodiles than on the lower deck. I find the microlight flight a significantly better deal than the helicopter, since it's not only cheaper, but you are guaranteed a good view as it's one passenger per flight - unlike helicopter rides where you might end up in the middle of the cabin.

Really loved our sunset river cruise with Mike and Michael. They were incredibly knowledgeable and treated us very well. I would recommend asking for them as your guide and boat captain. It was a fantastic experience. Highly recommend. Especially the small more personal boat.

We had to swop service providers for our helicopter trip at the last minute. This team stepped in beautifully and were able to accommodate us on short notice. Communications were good. Their arrangements were excellent and our experience was excellent. We did the 15 minute helicopter ride over the falls. Wow! What an experience! I recommend.

Don’t think about taking a helicopter to see Victoria Falls - take the microlight tour. You fly much lower. Low enough to spot croc and hippos and all their friends to and from the falls. It is the best way to see the falls

Fantastic Microlite experience. Made a last minute reservation and they were happy to accommodate us. Staff was great, and the experience was unforgettable! Would highly recommend.

Took the microlight flight here this morning over the falls & wow what an experience to be flying like this. It’s truly like your a bird no windows here just amazing views all around of this wonderful place. This is a super profession company that from the booking made every effort in customer service and when I arrived they made sure that safety was a top priority. If your in the area then this is a must do a totally once in a lifetime experience that you will not forget.

Fantastic service, had a great time doing a canoe trip. Unfortunately during lunch break (which was very tasty until it got covered in sand) the weather turned very bad and we were forced to end our trip early. We did get to see a crocodile, hippos, and various birds before we left, and thet ended up giving me and my friend a 50% refund on our payment as because of the unfortunate circumstances. 10/10 would recommend for your adventures here in Livingstone 🙏

Rafting with Captain Black Lizard was an absolute blast! He kept the trip safe, exciting, and fun throughout. All the other staff were excellent and incredibly helpful, making the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. Couldn’t have asked for a better team!

We had so much fun with Bundu Adventures for the rafting half-day trip! The equipment was in good condition and "Big Ben" was the best guide ever, making us feel safe at all times and giving interesting information throughout the day. Owning a travel agency in Canada, I've worked with many rafting companies before, and I can surely say that my experience with Bundu Adventures was amazing and with the highest standards. I highly recommend this company and will happily work with them again next year :)

My husband and I had a wonderful time on our full day rafting experience! Each of the rapids were challenging but SO FUN! Our guide, Ayoba, was so helpful explaining the objective for each rapid and we really enjoyed his positive attitude. Along with support from Innocent, Friday and a few others, we felt like we were in great hands! Highly recommend! Warning to foreigners: BRING SUNSCREEN! We were burnt like tomatoes afterwards lol

We just came back from a trip with these guys , and we are extatic. Not only we had fun but we were super safe !Our captain was Ayoba , he was great and we did not flip! We paired it with ride back in helicopter because we had to fly back and that was also amazing, cruising few feet above the water in the canyon. In short can't recommend it enough , I did class 5 rafting before in Europe and their set up is great with the 2 additional kayaks for safety in case someone fell in the water . This guys on kayaks are professionals .

What can I say. FANTASTIC. One of the best things I could have done while in Zambia. My daughter really enjoyed it. See pictures. We felt safe with Kay in control. The only note is you need to be reasonably fit for the walk out at the end.

Awesome experience!! Totally worth it, we got to see the waterfalls from below and then rafted the Zambezi. Our guide Kaivas was great and we didn’t flip :) One bonus point: we got a nice video of this adventure the next day via email. Fantastic memories were made!!

Enjoyed rafting with Bundu couple of years ago. This time i brought my family to share this experience with them. Thank you Potato (guide) for making it very special. We felt safe all the way despite the flight on the photo. Great from the booking (including booking of tours from other operators) to the video of our adventure. Suggestion: go for the full day. Your initial terrifying experience gradually eases into pure joy

I was really excited, the place is nice

Victoria Falls had less water due to summer season which made viewing better. We had less must. The helicopter ride over the falls provides excellent views.

What a beautiful place! Not very busy and lots of personal space to enjoy the fall. It was low season so the falls were not as active as other times of the year but it was great.

Great experience. Don't bother doing an organized day tour. Get a cab to the park, pay your park fees ($50 each) and either walk yourself or hire a guide for $25

What’s not to love about Victoria Falls? Great walk to all the posts. Take lots of pictures!!! Enjoy!

We were at the falls in one of the drier months. It was still breathtakingly beautiful. You move from tropics, to forest to arid rock, rainforest to scorching sun. What an experience. Victoria Falls is a very beautiful town.

God's majestic wonder. I don't understand why its no longer on the 7 wonders of the world list. Beautiful unexplainable wonder. Its breathtaking. The flora and fauna is like no other. Warthogs (Pumba) hang around like they own the place. The double rainbows 🌈, the roar of the water, the rain, the amazing views at every turn. There are about 20 view points, all amazing.

The falls are over 1.7 kilometers (5,604 ft) wide and 108 meters (355 ft) high, making them the largest water falls in the world. It is extremely picturesque and popular with tourists and locals. Best to go there early in the morning after 6am to avoid the heat of the day. You can also go in late afternoon. Entry fees are payable, waiting to enter can take 30 minutes even with advance booking. Best go with a guide. The route involves visiting 16 stations offering views from different angles and also the statue of Livingstone. The route is mostly level though there are stairs. Water sprays carried by winds can affect photography and make pathways damp. Walk carefully. There's additional activities such as bungee jumping and abseiling here.

Best Indian cuisine in Zambia for my money! The prices are also very reasonable, not out to get the last dollar of the tourist. Highly recommend. Booking for the veranda is recommended.

This must be the best Indian in town by far! Very nice authentic food, we ended up eating there 4 times. Staff are really friendly and helpful. Can’t recommend enough! 👍🏾

Delicious food and a wonderful porch to eat it all on. I knew it would be a good meal when I saw a large group of Indian aunties pull up for a party. The food was well spiced but a bit milder than I expected so order a bit hotter than you usually do, also tell the staff just to bring out the food when it’s ready so you get all your food hot even if it’s at different times. There are a lot of vegetarian and vegan options on the menu, which has Indian food as well as a few Zambian and also some generic dishes like pasta.

Visited here after almost a decade and still consistently great. Food is exceptional, great Christmas ambience and many of the customers are repeat customers! Service is great and after listening to others in our tours this is one of the most consistently great restaurants for food and service! Can’t beat it, am going back for more. Loved the drums of heaven, butter chicken naans and jeera rice. Quite surprised to find an authentic northern Indian cuisine

We thought we would try out the Golden Leaf after reading all the good reviews for dinner as we love Indian food and have sampled the cuisine all over the world. We ordered a Chicken Masala Hot, the waitress told us that it would be Indian hot and it might be too hot for us to handle, we informed her that we like it hot and enjoy Vindaloo. Service is absolutely fantastic, however when the food came out the Chicken Masala was no where near as hot as what we expected which was quite disappointing. The portions could be better for the price you pay. All and all the flavours were good but the service was outstanding, thank you to the waitress that served us.

We needed a place for lunch after our visit to the Victoria Falls and also close to the town or in Livingstone. We saw the Golden Leaf and decided to make a turn and try this restaurant while in the area. The food is very enjoyable and also indian which was something new to me. But I chose something hot and needed a glass of milk to cool down! But yet the meal was very enjoyable and the staff very friendly!

While on vacation in Livingstone, we stayed at the Protea Hotel and walked over to the Golden Leaf Indian restaurant for dinner since we were craving Indian food. The 9-minute walk was easy and on a sidewalk along the town’s main road. Once there, we sat outside on the spacious veranda and had the chicken tikka masala and chicken jalfrezi alongside two types of naan bread, plus carbonated drinks. Staff were very friendly, the food very good, and we even got to chat with some expats that call Livingstone their home. Paying by credit card was no problem either. Definitely would give this restaurant a try when you visit Livingstone.

Really enjoyed our evening even though the weather conspired against us with plenty of rain. Food was good and the service exceptional.

A beautiful sunset rail ride with cocktails and a wonderful dinner. The train is meticulously restored and the history of the railway told by a great guide. This is a truly unique dining experience.

Experience here is amazing. Best staff, best dinner, and best atmosphere I have ever had in Africa. You should try if you like to experience high quality activities.

We had the most amazing time on the Royal Livingstone Express. We went in with high hopes given my teenage daughter has always wanted to experience an “old school” steam engine train and “classic dining car”. The Livingstone Express did not disappoint! The train is very well maintained, so doesn’t feel old or stuffy. The staff was super professional, the host was an incredible speaker and storyteller, educating and entertaining us with the history of the train and railroad connecting much of southern and eastern Africa. The train also stops on the famous bridge overlooking the waterfall so you can disembark and take pictures of the sunset over the falls. And lastly, the quality of the food was exceptional. Often times these more “touristy” experiences don’t have the best food. We were super impressed by how polished and delicious the food was, starting with the appetizers to the 3-course sit down dinner. Not at all gimmicky or mass-produced, but instead elevated and authentic. Note, we have high standards for fine dining as we’re from San Francisco and NYC. Would highly recommend the Royal Livingstone Express to anyone visiting Victoria Falls!

Nice Experience touring the Livingstone express. Lovely antique wooden furniture and elegant seating. I really loved it

Great little train gorgeous dinner.

Verry nice....you must see this!

Beautiful small market. Very clean, friendly and helpfull staff. Some very interesting items on sale. Do have a look out for the Rastafarian vendor and his lovely interactive art pieces...and the stories that goes with the art. Very entertaining and worth to stand and watch for a while.

Great market that you can buy every everything and the best souvenirs from your travels. Many shops, great handmade stuff, beautiful things. Remember always ask about price in 2-3 places, because the same things can cost different money :)

Great gems 💎 of the town. It has different shops within selling Art 🎨, clothes... There are also spots for foods and drinks. It is worth a visit.

Nice place to walk with prices on steroids. The same souvenirs ( wooden animal figures) I bought in Cape Town 4 times cheaper

Great market that you can buy every everything and the best souvenirs from your travels. Many shops, great handmade stuff, beautiful things.

$$$ Overpriced. Nice shopping village with lot of nice things to consider however the high prices will make you think twice before you buy anything. There are no price tags and shop keepers will throw you a price based on what they think you could pay. I prefer the two markets on either side of this village which are more flexible in prices if you like bargaining. There is a small cafe inside for a quick drink or some refreshments.

Great spot for souvenir shopping and looking at local artist’s works!! Nice area of Victoria Falls!!!

Jollyboys is reasonably priced with great amenities, clean facilities, AC in many of the rooms, a lovely pool and reliable wifi (good enough to work remotely). It’s also a social place and has fun events and promotions throughout the week like a braii night, free dinner on Thurs, paint and sip etc… but what really makes this place shine is the staff. Moyo picked me up from the airport and gave me super helpful recommendations on the drive to the hostel (like which atms to avoid because they eat foreign cards 🤣). I was always happy to see his smile around the hostel throughout my stay. Stella, Ruth & Lloyd brightened my mornings in reception and helped me with so many random questions and with booking various activities. Mathilda and the guys on the cleaning crew work hard every day but still have time for a smile and friendly chat. And the whole bar & kitchen crew are awesome too. And can’t forget Tunya the cat! This place is really dialed and I can’t recommend it highly enough. If you have a problem—just talk to the staff and they’ll help you out. I’ll always remember my stay here. Much love.

Jollyboys is a great place to stay, especially if you need a place to rest and reset for a bit. Most of the staff were really amazing and went above and beyond to help out, make you feel welcome, and smile. Bathrooms are super clean. Female dorm is large and has air con. Shared kitchen was great to have and there's filtered water throughout the facility. Free shuttle daily to falls. Free dinner Thursday nights was my fave (should add this meal to the menu!). Wifi worked in common areas and was good enough to remote work. Livingstone is quiet and easy to roam around. My favourite cafe nearby was Nomad Cafe (delicious Americano!). Best hostel in Livingstone, highly recommend 👏

Lovely place to enjoy a drink and share a meal. Great setup with a pool and the facility's available looks amazing. I didn't stay there but the accommodation looks sound.

Jollyboys is one of the best hostels I’ve stayed in. The service is excellent, the staff are super helpful and clear with the information they provide about taxi prices etc. The hostel facilities are excellent, the whole place is kept in sparkling clean condition and there is plenty of space to spread out whether you want to socialise or not. The showers are also some of the best we experienced in Africa - awesome water pressure and hot water straight away! Highly recommend this well-located and well-equipped hostel.

Kayaking out of JB's is an African dream! The hospitality is unlike any other, plenty of opportunity to meet great crews for boating, and yummy food! Thanks Moyo and the team at Jolly's for making this trip excellent.

This was our second time at Jollyboys and would come again. All the reception staff were exceptionally helpful as were the bar/kitchen crew. Our double ensuite room with a/c was especially comfortable. We enjoyed meeting many interesting people

Very nice room and good price. The accommodation is very sociable and we enjoyed the different events throughout the week. We took the free shuttle to Victoria Falls, went horse riding and also did the trip to Chobe which was very well organised. The only thing I would complain about is that anyone is allowed to enter the property. People selling stuff on the street wander in to harass tourists. When we got into the car for the free Victoria falls shuttle which leaves at the same time every day a man cornered us trying to sell necklaces. We politely refused and he became quite aggressive demanding money. We saw him most days around/in the property.

A bit of a walk but worth it! Magnificent Baobob tree! Locals say be careful for wild animals because the walk is in the country. We didn’t see anything worrisome!

The oldest baobab in Africa. Amazing tree with funny story on the poster abut growing upside down. Next to, there is small market that you can buy handmade souvenirs. And On the Zambezi Road you can find many animals around, be careful with elephants.

Sometimes busy with tourist busses and the tourists but impressive to see. Unfortunately fenced of because of tourists carving in the tree but still worth a visit. The craft market there is rather expensive that might have been because we were there early and money still had to be made

This is the equivalent of those sequoia trees in the US. It is just one ginormous tree, several hundreds of years old. It is a Mubuyu or baobab tree. Currently it is fenced off by ZimParks and rightly so because curious onlookers have tended in the past to etch their names on the tree. There were no elephants in sight that day but this tree is within the national park so wild animals are expected. There is another massive tree of similar repute in Livingstone, Zambia. It is also a mubuyu 🌳 tree. It is known as the Look-out tree. It is also a very big tree. A coincidence?

Nandos Kirkland is located just behind the Giant National sports stadium along Kirkman road. The place has a fuel filling station. It is a quiet place free from street kids & vendors. It is a nice place to hang around with your family and friends.

Since we don’t have baobabs in the US, this was my first ever baobab, and it was a magnificent experience. The bark, looking like elephant skin, suggests the extreme age of the mighty tree, and its huge girth adds to the impressiveness. Our taxi driver stopped here at my request as we were coming from the airport to our hotel, and it was only a 5-minute detour — absolutely worth it!

Fairly busy with your it buses. Nice market with talented artists.

Great breakfast spot, and open a little earlier than some other spots if you're trying to get an early start to your day. Tip: Google Maps isn't clear on where this is. It's within the compound of the Zigzag Lodge.

The food here is great value for money, it does take a little longer as they make everything fresh, milkshakes are to die for, be sure to make an afternoon out of the lunch, however it is a great place to catch up with old friends.

Brilliant atmosphere, fantastic service and good food! Please note that operating hours have been adjusted ... From 8:00 to 17:00.

Well, I'm basically "addicted" to their legendary breakfast Parfeit, so, that's an easy 5 star for me if ever I've seen any

Its a nice place so relaxing, with beautiful garden, friendly staff, so charming people and so much help for any thing that you may need..

We heard so many great things about it but just found out that this place is permanently closed!

Very good breakfast and a lovely setting

It was such an insightful experience. The staff are very welcoming and the tour guide is willing to have everything explained to you for a better understanding. It’s a go to site for my people who love sites that offer rich knowledge and also for my Jewish friends. Things like the first Jewish scroll are kept in this very museum. Not forgetting that it also the museum for the trains used by our forefathers. Very insightful experience indeed.

Amazing spot in the heart of Africa. Interesting history of former Northern Rhodesia. Livingstone once a boomtown with railway connections benefitting from the copper-belt. It attracted especially Jewish migrants from Eastern Europe - looking for a different life (pogromes started there in about 1900). During terrible German fascist times a couple of Jewish people managed to escape to here. While South Africa and Southern Rhodesia refused to issue Visa for Jews after 1939 it was still possible here. After independence many left the country …

A beautiful and peaceful museum located within the Railway museum in Livingstone. A pool of Jewish history in Zambia. Until the visit, I didn’t know the great Simon Zukas was a Jew. Wonderful experience!

It is a small museum found within the Railway Museum. It was interesting to hear about Jewish history in Zambia from the guide.

Learned a lot about the history of the Jewish people in Zambia.

I really loved this museum. It needs to be spoken of more and should really be advertised to the public. I'd encourage everyone to visit it

Great place to take a journey down history lane!

One of the most memorable events of my life and best example of our planet's beauty. If you have a bucket list, this should be one of your first entries along with Victoria Falls! My tip - get shoes/sandals that attach very, very well indeed to your feet because you're bound to lose at least one.

Awesome! Well run with knowledgeable guides and a river that will not disappoint.

Great experience

(Translated by Google) Shearwater Rafting, I highly recommend it, professional organization! Rafting itself is an experience incomparable to anything else, something that will stay with us FOREVER!! (Original) Shearwater Rafting, polecam gorąco, profesjonalna organizacja! Sam Rafting to przeżycie nie porównywalne z niczym innym, coś co zostanie z nami NA ZAWSZE!!

Great market got some wooden masks for wall decor as well as monkey balls,wooden spoons and bowls. Got some cute bags as well, prices may vary depending on sellers better to walk around and compare,discounts may also be offered for bulk buying

This is the best ever curio market in livingstone city With well customer service. You choose what you want and prices are good. You can also do bargaining. it is within the town center and well secured.

Located in the heart of Livingstone, Mukuni Park Curio Market is an essential stop for visitors looking to immerse themselves in Zambian culture and craftsmanship. The market is a sprawling space, teeming with an extensive range of locally-made products that captivate your senses. From intricately carved wooden crafts to vibrant traditional clothing, the diversity of items on offer is impressive. Upon entering the market, you're immediately greeted by the warm smiles of local artisans who take immense pride in their crafts. As you stroll through the labyrinth of stalls, you'll find an array of curios, trinkets, and bangles, each telling a unique story of Zambia's rich heritage. These are not mass-produced items; the quality and craftsmanship are evident in every piece. If you're on the hunt for something specific, such as traditional Zambian attire, you'll be spoiled for choice. There's an assortment of colorful chitenge fabrics, beaded jewelry, and other traditional wear that make for memorable gifts or keepsakes. One crucial aspect to note is the art of bargaining. Haggling is part of the market culture, so don't shy away from negotiating prices. In fact, vendors expect it, and it’s part of the fun and interaction. If you're good at it, you might walk away with some fantastic deals. Given that Mukuni Park Curio Market is a day market, it’s best to schedule your visit during daylight hours. The market doesn’t have extensive lighting, and the experience is best enjoyed under the sun when all the stalls are open and bustling. In summary, Mukuni Park Curio Market offers an authentic and enriching experience, making it a highly recommended destination for anyone visiting Livingstone. Whether you’re a serious collector or a curious traveler, this market offers a chance to secure a tangible piece of Zambia's rich cultural tapestry.

Shopping place for everything traditional. Whatever prices they tell you, just know you need to negotiate it down to a better price you feel comfortable. Of course it's a balance between what the actual value of the item costs (which you will never know) to what you think the value would be.

Every single thing here is 5-10x overpriced depending on how much you bargain. Be nonchalant and pull out chatgpt while bargaining, take photos of the thing you're looking at, and ask it what's the fair price. If they say that price is too low I can sell for X, just say ok then sell it to someone else for X and walk away. No reason to get price gouged in this day and age.

The ultimate tourist memories shopping park...... create your Livingstone memories by grabbing something handcraft by the best of Zambian Artists.

There is a lot of variety, and some diamonds in the rough. It is nice that it is a covered market. However, it is high pressure and the vendors come at you from all directions. Be prepared to negotiate hard and be somewhat forceful to leave the stalls and the area.

Inside the park to see the Victoria Falls from the Zambia side, the bridge is in the middle of the trail that offers the most intimate looks of the falls, in my opinion, better than the Zimbabwe side because the vintage points are much closer. You can tell because you're getting soaked way faster! A definitely visit you cannot miss!

Visited the place when the Victoria falls was Dry, and we could not get soaked. It rains on this Bridge when the Falls is Wet, by I wet I mean there is plenty of water in the might Zambezi, the Best time to bust for this experience is between March to June. The Bridge offers a beautiful view of the falls and a thundering sound.

I thank God I had an opportunity to see one of the wonders of the world that God created,, it' was a beautiful day and I enjoyed every moment, 😊

Why wouldn't you go to a rainforest made by a waterfall at one of the natural wonders of our planet. Lol. Highly recommend it and worth doing. TIP the water spray/mist comes from all directions so you will get wet. Dry bag to keep things dry!

Excellent views, walkways was okay. But after paying 20Dollars or ZAR400 per person to enter, you have to pay to pee there too🤣. But still worth the scenery.

January water levels low but come April/May,it will be spectacular. Please visit this place ,you will be changed for good forever.

What an amazing and powerful show of nature! Breathtakingly beautiful!

Small airport. But very quiet and easy going. The look of the building is very nice. Inside is calm l, neat and tidy. There is lots of seating. Especially if you know where to go to chill. There are nice souvenirs there and more than one shop so you can check prices. There is one café there. But could use another.

Nice, clean, modern airport with fast customs and bag pick up. The morning I arrived mid morning there were no other planes here so airport was empty. One of my bags didn’t arrive and inspector was very helpful in helping tracking it to London. Oish! Short ride into Livingstone and to local hotels!

✨ Visiting Harry Mwaanga Nkumbula International Airport in 2024 was an exceptional experience that left a lasting impression. From the moment I arrived, the staff exuded warmth and professionalism, making every interaction feel effortless and genuine. The airport’s facilities were immaculate and well-organized, with streamlined procedures that made travel refreshingly smooth. I particularly admired the serene ambiance, thoughtful signage, and cultural touches that reflect Zambia’s hospitality. It’s no exaggeration to say that HMNIA stands as a model of excellence in regional aviation—my highest praises for a service that truly exceeded expectations.

Very small airport, though has some cute little shoppes for last minute souvenirs. Friendly staff, clean and efficient!

Decent airport. Boarder customs, however, were strange. Had to show our Cape Town (departure) boarding pass to enter the airport off of the tarmac on arrival. If you buy the Kaza tourists visa for $50, they will only accept new or unblemished US bills. Minor tears or bent corners were rejected.

A huge step up from the old airport with clean losers facilities and a easy check in . After security there is duty free shopping a couple of cafes and upstairs is a lounge that is open to people with lounge key and priority pass . Note that flying business class on SAA or British Airways does not give you access to this lounge and these airlines do not have lounges here . The lounge is comfortable with free WiFi and a small selection of drinks and food .

This airport appeared to be recently rebuilt. The staff was extremely friendly. As a citizen of the United States I didn't require a visa. Obviously getting through customs was extremely quick. I wish that all airports provided such a good experience as this one did for me today.

The helicopter flight itself was incident free. The views from the helicopter did not justify the amount of money we paid for it. I felt we got a better viewing experience doing the vistoria falls walking tour

What an amazing experience! This wad a once in a lifetime chance, and it was an indescribable view. So spectacular, there's no words for it! A definite must 🚁 🇿🇼

We had a great time. The pilot was very well experienced. I will recommend people choose time closer to sunset to get better views! High season is a much better time to be at the falls..

We did the short (13 minute) Flight of Angels tour. They loop over Victoria Falls in a figure 8 pattern, so both sides of the helicopter have equally good views of the Falls. They do not sell the middle seat(s), so everyone has a window view - if you weigh less than 95kg, you can ride up front next to the pilot for an even more spectacular view. We highly recommend this experience!

Loved our pilot, she was so friendly. We weren't given enough time to take pictures. The helicopter ride over vic falls was amazing

A must do experience when visiting Victoria Falls. Needed some running commentary. Headphones on but only to protect ears. What a view! If you suffer from motion sickness you might feel a little queasy. But the view distracts you.

It was an amazing experience however the pilot was completely silent 90% of the flight - I was atleast expecting some commentary over the falls whilst we were flying over....

Amazing flight to see different views for the Falls.

Extremely pricey, $175 USD per person. Despite that, it’s a great experience and worth it for the view.

Great tour with Flight Of Angels.

Amazing experience that complete the ground visit especially when level of water is at its maximum like in April.

Exhilarating, breathtaking, and absolutely gorgeous. This is a golden experience!

extremely well run tour and well worth it take to the skies :)

Was worth the money, good organization and friendly staff.

You guys rock !

Embarking on a guided tour of Victoria Falls is an absolute must for anyone visiting this natural wonder in Zimbabwe. It is a place of awe-inspiring beauty and an experience that will stay with you for a lifetime. Victoria Falls, known as "The Smoke that Thunders," lives up to its name in every way. The sheer power and magnificence of the cascading water will leave you speechless. As you approach the falls, you'll feel the mist in the air and hear the thunderous roar, heightening your anticipation. A guided tour offers an invaluable opportunity to explore and learn about the falls from knowledgeable local guides. They provide fascinating insights into the geological significance, history, and cultural importance of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Their passion and enthusiasm bring the falls to life, making the experience even more enriching. The guided tour takes you along well-maintained paths and viewpoints, ensuring you have the best vantage points to appreciate the falls from various angles. Witness the grandeur of the Main Falls, with its immense width and powerful flow, and be mesmerized by the beauty of the Rainbow Falls, where rainbows dance in the mist. One of the highlights of the tour is the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge. Marvel at the engineering marvel that spans the Zambezi River and connects Zimbabwe and Zambia. You'll have the opportunity to walk across the bridge and witness breathtaking panoramic views of the falls and the surrounding gorge. The abundance of wildlife in the area adds to the allure of the guided tour. Keep an eye out for curious monkeys, graceful birds, and even the occasional sighting of elephants or hippos near the riverbanks. It's a reminder of the incredible biodiversity that thrives in this unique ecosystem. Safety is a top priority, and the guided tours ensure a secure and enjoyable experience. The guides provide necessary safety instructions and are attentive to the needs of the group. They are also skilled at capturing those unforgettable moments, so don't forget to bring your camera to document the beauty of Victoria Falls. A guided tour of Victoria Falls is a journey into the heart of nature's grandeur. It's an opportunity to connect with the raw power and breathtaking beauty of one of the world's most captivating natural wonders.

Pure emotions... it's a beautiful route that allows you to see the waterfalls in all their beauty.

Nice, relaxing.

It was exciting

Breathtaking beauty

This is not a company offering tours but the main entrance to the national park which contains the Zimbabwean side of the falls

The train departs now only one time a week on Monday at 20.00 getting to Lusaka the next day Tuesday at 20.00. So 24 hours to travel 474 Kms. There is no longer 1st class sleeper only 6 bed 2nd class sleeper. The fare is 2nd class sleeper is K180

1st Class Sleeper cost K420, they are 4-bed cabins of varying quality. The train left on-time at 20:00 on Monday and was supposed to arrive at Kapiri Mposhi at 21:45 on Tuesday. However we arrived at 14:00 on Wednesday, so 16 hours delay and 42 hours total travel time. The cabins are not in good condition. Seating/bedding areas are very damaged, some windows are smashed or covered, the in-cabin sinks are non-functional, and there is no running water available anywhere on the train. The toilets are also troublesome, some a usable, some aren't. The restaurant car sells food (nishima + chicken or fish) for K100, which is a lot of money for what you get. However, the atmosphere in the public spaces is vibrant with friendly passengers and staff. It is easy to make friends here! Overall, I enjoyed the experience, but I can see how a regular passenger would not enjoy the bad state of the train or the schedule.

Beautiful Livingstone train station. You can go to Lusaka by overnight train.

I Use transporting goods from Tanzania TZR to Zambia ZR VIA Livingstone

Kwa libingi is always a special place. Visit livingstone and you will never regret.

It has bigger car park, offloading bay to handle various cargoes.

A small and old railway station. There is only some train service available weekly..

The zip lines had beautiful views but the guides were unfriendly/surly, barely saying a word the entire time. Then at the end they pointedly asked us to tip. Felt weird, especially as they did it before we returned to the office so it seemed they didn’t want the managers to see. Put a damper on the experience

Awesome experience over the beautiful Victoria Falls. Would definitely do it again!

Really great experience. Long ziplines, right over the river near the falls. Staff was very friendly and filmed everything with my phone. Stunning adventure!

(Translated by Google) The zipline itself was closed that day. The view of the gorge and the meandering Zambezi River look impressive. From a safari perspective, there have been some lizards roaming around here and walking here can pose the risk of encountering elephants. You should be a little careful. (Original) Die Zipline selbst hatte geschlossen an diesem Tag. Der Blick in die Schlucht und der sich schlängelnde Sambesi Fluss sehen aber beeindruckend aus. Aus Safari-Sicht sind hier einige Echsen unterwegs gewesen und der Fußweg hierhin kann die Gefahr bieten, dass man auf Elefanten trifft. Man sollte etwas vorsichtig sein.

Beautiful Spot with a Beautiful View!

The place is amazing

(Translated by Google) A spectacular zipline into the Zambezi Gorge. You "roll" from about 120 meters down to 30 meters above the roaring Zambezi River. In the lower section, you swing freely, offering views into two gorges. Breathtaking and unforgettable... then a staff member picks you up at the bottom (clips you into your cable) and tows you back up. The access point is right next to the Lookout Cafe (a fantastic viewpoint!) and about 200 meters from the main entrance to Victoria Falls! Highly recommended and suitable for all ages 12 and up – a third of our tour group did it. (Original) Spektakuläre Zipline in die Sambesi-Schlucht. Man "rollert" von etwa 120 m auf 30 m Höhe über den tosenden Sambesi. Im unteren Bereich pendelt man dann aus, wobei man in zwei Schluchten Blicken kann. Atemberaubend und unvergesslich..... dann wird man unten von einem Mitarbeiter abgeholt (klinkt sich in die eigene Rolle ein) und wieder nach oben geschleppt. Der Zugang liegt direkt neben dem Lookout- Cafe (Super Aussichtspunkt!) und etwa 200 m vom Haupteingang zu den Victoria Fällen entfernt! Klare Empfehlung und für alle Altersklassen ab 12 geeignet - ein Drittel unserer Reisegruppe hat mitgemacht.

We went for ride with picknic, so we got short flight through canion to the beach with already prepared selection of food and drinks. There is also clean restroom build by company. After that there is another flight over the falls. Everyone was acting proffessionaly and waiters at the beach were very friendly.

Feel that difference by having a full sky view of the great falls found here in Zimbabwe. You will like it forever in your lifetime.

One thing you should never miss once in Livingstone. To view the entire park and its contents from the sky. It's interesting

Don't miss this, it's expensive but you may never pass this way again, exhilarating and spectacular

What an awesome view you can have for the falls Victoria falls

What are wonderful Victoria Falls view

Very nice

Very serene and enjoyable dinner cruise. The food was good, especially the soup and dessert. The service was great, very attentive and helpful servers. Our children loved seeing the hippos and hearing them snort. The acapella group at the end of the night was a surprise but a very enchanting end to the evening. Would definitely recommend.

Our agent recommended a dinner cruise on Zambezi Reflections, so we accepted their advice. We wish we hadn’t. For US$240 we had a very short cruise along the river until sunset whilst seeing a small number of hippos and one small croc. We then enjoyed watching the beautiful sunset. For the next 2.5 hrs though, we cruised for what seemed like only a short distance before sitting in the same place near the dock for a very long time. We could not tell for sure because it was pitch black and there was nothing to see. It was boring as batsh……. It was quite cold on the open deck with the breeze, once the sun set. We hadn’t realised this would be the case, so we had not brought warm clothing, and we just had to put up with it. The food was fine but the service was extremely slow. People near us had finished their main meals by the time we received ours. There was a repetitive group singalong by the staff at the end of the night was showed off some amazing voices. It really was a waste of time and (a lot of) money for what we experienced. A better option may have been to do just a river cruise during daylight hours.

I was on a solo trip when I took Victoria Falls: Dinner Cruise on the Zambezi River Organized by Pure Africa Limited, I was picked up at my hotel (the Ilala Lodge) in Victoria Falls and from that moment on this was a trip to remember. I cannot recommend it highly enough - the staff, the boat, the location the river, the sunset but above all the ambience and the food - it was an incredible evening, to prepare and present such great food on board was testament to the skills of the staff - I require a Gluten Free diet (no problem - I did alert them in advance but that was only fair) - everything was delicious - the company (other travellers) was and great seeing some animals and birds plus sunset was a bonus. Then delivery back safe to my hotel. Great value for a must do trip.

Wonderful stuff members, the food amazing, cooked in a very small kitchen, a good song and dance to end the night.

Great experience, the barman is always on point and the dishes 👌

Air Zimbabwe cancelled our flight from Victoria Falls to Harare without notifying us. We missed our connection in Harare and had to pay for hotel and $240 USD to change our connecting flight.

What else can be said of this mesmerizing place. For reasons VFA is considered one of the 7 natural world wonders. Being there can not be described in words so you should just book the trip and visit!

Victoria Falls had less water due to summer season which made viewing better. We had less must. The helicopter ride over the falls provides excellent views.

Incredible, of course! I highly recommend getting to the falls before sunrise. It's early, but the crowds aren't there yet and the falls are amazing at sunrise. About an hour or hour and a half after sunrise head towards the farther falls to see the rainbows over the falls. Each view spot is numbered. For sunrise, views 6-8 are good. For the rainbows 9 and higher are good. Also keep your eyes open for the many different birds and animals including bush buck deer, monkeys, and warthogs. Around 10am the crowds start getting heavy. If you go in the end of the dry season (August-September) the falls are easy to see but not as full. If you go earlier the falls are full but will be hard to see because of the mist created by the falls. Even around September 1st we had places where it was misty enough to obscure the falls and it felt like it was raining on us. Which was welcome relief from the heat! That leads to one other interesting point about the falls. Unlike the surrounding dry landscape, right next to the falls is green and lush. Almost rainforest like. It's an incredible experience. Don't miss the "smoke that thunders" as the local language calls the falls. It cost us $50 per person to enter the park. You do not need a guide for this, just get a taxi ride to the falls, pay the entry fee and enjoy. There is a nice outdoor cafe inside the park entrance. If you're up for a little walk (or you can take a taxi) I recommend walking to the "Lookout Cafe - Wild Horizons" for lunch. You'll pass a number of vendors, perhaps some more warthogs, and a dusty road. I'd estimate it's about 1/3 of a mile walk, maybe 1/2 mile. But it's a nice way to top off a morning at the falls. Enjoy!

The falls are over 1.7 kilometers (5,604 ft) wide and 108 meters (355 ft) high, making them the largest water falls in the world. It is extremely picturesque and popular with tourists and locals. Best to go there early in the morning after 6am to avoid the heat of the day. You can also go in late afternoon. Entry fees are payable, waiting to enter can take 30 minutes even with advance booking. Best go with a guide. The route involves visiting 16 stations offering views from different angles and also the statue of Livingstone. The route is mostly level though there are stairs. Water sprays carried by winds can affect photography and make pathways damp. Walk carefully. There's additional activities such as bungee jumping and abseiling here.

It's one of the natural wonders of the world for a reason. Stunning and magnificent. I highly recommend the Zimbabwe side, since it has the better vantage points overall. The Zambia side gives you a complimentary view, so seeing both is not a bad thing, but do Zimbabwe if you have to choose one. I can also recommend going to Livingstone Island on the Zambia side as well, for an experience at the top of the falls that you will never forget.

Fabulous place to visit, with many vantage points and great photo opportunities. The park entrance fees were a tuck up but that's Africa ... Beautiful and money hungry.

God's majestic wonder. I don't understand why its no longer on the 7 wonders of the world list. Beautiful unexplainable wonder. Its breathtaking. The flora and fauna is like no other. Warthogs (Pumba) hang around like they own the place. The double rainbows 🌈, the roar of the water, the rain, the amazing views at every turn. There are about 20 view points, all amazing.

The experience was scary but worth it, the hike back up was pretty taxing but overall a worthwhile experience. The staff weren't the best, god forbid you're afraid, they'll be quite short with you, I do hope they get some training in customer care.

Scary but fun. Amazing experience

We did the tandem swing which was awesome but paid for the video which we didn’t receive 😡

This was definitely a thrilling experience. Words still fail me on how to explain the free fall but once on it, it's downhill all the way! Will definitely do this again. Mulele was the one! Made sure our booking was done, time followed, picked up and sent us straight o he airport after. Do ask for him for a great service.

For the adrenaline seekers this is your spot, they provide free transportation to and from the place. For the gorge swing I was a bit disappointed because I wasn’t asked permission for recording and later being told I have to pay for it. But otherwise friendly staff and safety is considered

Enoy your stay in Livingstone with Obrian tours and safaris...awesome vibe for a that Zambian chill

Great experience and friendly service

Art gallery right in the Park. Few meters of the Mosi-O-Tunya Road. A stop you cannot afford to miss. Great pieces and a myriad of local artists and sculptures have their pieces on display. Great service from the staff too. Simply a beautiful unexpected beauty amidst all the wonders in Livingstone.

A very quiet, well lit and spacious gallery with various artworks. Being an artist myself, I must say I was elated to pay a visit.

Worth a quick visit after a game drive in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, for viewing paintings and sculptures by Zambian artists.

One of the most amazing places in Livingstone to enjoy the best of Zambia

The building not so visible but the gallery was really nice with good paintings. We were guided perfectly by one of the staff members. He was explaining a lot and with very good information. There were some artworks outside as well. There was an exhibition about understanding cultures, which motivates you to look beyond what is on the surface. We really enjoyed it and recommend everyone to go there.

The best of the best art galleries. Visit and see for yourself.

Beautiful gallery, showcasing a variety of contemporary Zambian art. The artworks are for sale and are all original pieces. Great place to buy authentic Zambian art.