Victoria Falls: The Zambia Side Rainforest Walk
Experience the world's largest waterfall from the Zambia side — a mist-drenched rainforest path leading to vertiginous gorge viewpoints and the iconic Knife Edge Bridge
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Main Falls Viewpoint
Stand at the edge of the world's largest curtain of falling water – 1,700 meters wide and 108 meters high – as the spray soaks everything within 500 meters
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Knife Edge Bridge
A narrow footbridge suspended over the gorge where the Zambezi gurgles far below and rainbows form almost continuously in the ever-rising mist
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Boiling Pot Trail
Walk down the steep ravine to the boiling pool at the base of the falls — accessible during the low-tide season when the trail is not flooded
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Victoria Falls Bridge
The 1905 arch bridge connecting Zambia and Zimbabwe, built while the falls roared nearby, with bungee jumping from the historic midpoint
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Livingstone Island Low Water
During the low tide season, this island offers access to the Devil's Pool - a natural infinity pool with cliffs at the edge of the largest falls
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Livingstone Town Museum
Return to the colonial town named after explorer David Livingstone, with its national museum, craft markets and historic railway station