Victoria Falls
Location: Zimbabwe
Height of The Victoria Falls: 108 m
Population of Victoria Falls Town: 33,660
Best time to visit: February to May
The town of Victoria Falls has a rich colonial past that has grown over the years to offer visitors today a quaint town with local craft markets, an array of excelling dining options, and a variety of exhilarating activities to explore around the Victoria Falls themselves. For adventurers there is white water rafting, flying fox and bungee over the Zambezi. Those seeking more relaxed adventures can enjoy sunset boat cruises, zambezi fishing and cultural interactions with the local communities. High tea is a highlight at the Victoria Falls Hotel, as is a cultural dinner at the impressive Boma place of eating. There are bike trips, walks, game drives and horse rides in the Victoria Falls National Park – visitors are guaranteed as much adventure and excitement as they wish while visiting Victoria Falls.

Sunset Dinner cruise
Overhanging the city, Table Mountain is one of the new seven wonders of the world and the most photographed landmark in the country. Built in 1929 the cable car transports you up to the top while providing 360 views of the city.
Highlights

Victoria Falls
Drive along the scenic coastal route, pass through Bantry Bay, Clifton, Camps Bay and Llundadno beaches along Chapman’s Peak drive.
Visit the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and Cape Point, where the two oceans meet. Stop by Boulders Beach to visit families of African penguins.

Bike tour along the Batoka Gorge
Off of the coast of Bloubergstrand, Robben Island is famous for housing Nelson Mandela during his 18 years in incarnation. Take a ferry from the V&A harbour and take a walk around the Robben Island Museum. Visit the very cell Mandela called home and hear from previous prisoners








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Off the beaten track

Elephant Art Safari
An eco-conscious experience with Elephants, you can convey your experience into a permanent souvenir. A private tutor guides you through the workshop, allowing you to translate what you see onto paper.

Siduli Hide
The Siduli hide is located close to a waterhole in the Victoria Falls National Park. Completely unobtrusive, the hide looks like a natural mound and therefore the animals are unaware of the presence and come up close to the hide – providing an unobstructed view of the wildlife.

The Boma Dinner Show
An evening of entertainment and a feast – enjoy an evening of traditional dances, face painting, interactive drumming and more. Fill up on a four-course meal cooked by the in-house chefs.