At the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia you will immerse yourself in another world. An African goose bump experience announces itself with incomparable noise when ten million litres of water from the Zambezi River plunge 110 metres into the depths. Per second, mind you.
Welcome to Victoria Falls, the largest sheet of falling water on earth. The indigenous Lozi call it 'Mosi-oa-Tunya' - The Smoke That Thunders. The name refers to the spray mist that rises from the falls at a height of up to 300m and can still be seen up to 30km away. And yes, you will get wet!
Bring your rain coat along and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!
Zimbabwe - Highlights
This beautiful country has long been a popular tourist destination due to the huge variety of environments, and the amazing cultural, wildlife and landscape heritage. Zimbabwean people remain among the friendliest and most capable in Africa, and the country will undoubtedly rise again to become one of Africa's most popular destinations. Encompassing many ecosystems, landlocked Zimbabwe is home to the magnificent Victoria Falls, the Eastern Highlands mountain range, tranquil Lake Kariba, the largest ancient structure south of the Sahara at Great Zimbabwe and National Parks home to a great variety of wildlife species.
Five convincing reasons to travel to Victoria Falls
• With a width of 1708m, the Victoria Falls are the widest continuous waterfalls in the world • UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1989 • Habitat for several unique species of plants and animals • A wide range of activities, adventure and sightseeing offers available • Mecca for all action sports enthusiasts who want to get their adrenaline pumping, e.g. white-water rafting or bungee jumping
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