Victoria Falls Bridge The historic Victoria Falls Bridge is one of the highlights near the falls. Built in 1905, it was part of Cecil Rhodes’ ambitious plan to connect Cape Town to Cairo by rail. The bridge stretches 156 metres across the Batoka Gorge, linking Zambia and Zimbabwe, and sits just downstream from the mighty falls. From the bridge, guests can enjoy: Breathtaking Views – panoramic sights of the Zambezi River, the gorge, and spray rising from Victoria Falls. Engineering History – a chance to learn how the bridge was constructed over 100 years ago with no modern machinery. Adventure Activities (optional, extra cost): bungee jumping, bridge swing, and zipline. Photo Opportunities – one of the best spots for dramatic photos with the falls’ mist in the background. The Victoria Falls Bridge is not just a crossing point between Zambia and Zimbabwe, but a landmark rich in history, adventure, and unforgettable scenery.

The Zambian side of Victoria Falls offers a closer and more intimate experience of the natural wonder. While it showcases about 25% of the falls, it provides thrilling viewpoints where guests can truly feel the power of the Zambezi River. Highlights include: Knife-Edge Bridge – one of the most dramatic viewpoints, where you may walk through mist and rainbows with the falls thundering just metres away. Boiling Pot – a viewpoint at the bottom of the gorge, where the Zambezi River swirls into a massive whirlpool. Main Falls View – a front-row seat to one of the most powerful sections of the waterfall. Seasonal Experiences – during high water (Feb–May), expect dramatic spray and roaring water; in low water (Sept–Dec), you can see the underlying rock formations and sometimes walk across parts of the river. Livingstone Island (optional, extra cost) – Flora & Fauna – unique rainforest vegetation fed by the spray, plus sightings of vervet monkeys, baboons, and colourful birds.