Victoria Falls is one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world - hence its almost universal appeal to travellers. The mighty Zambezi flows broad and placid to the brink of a 1700m wide basalt lip before taking a headlong 100 metre plunge into the thunderous, frothy chasm of the gorge below. This is the world`s largest sheet of falling water.

Described by the Kololo tribe living in the area in the 1800s as -Mosi-oa-Tunya - the Smoke that Thunders and in more modern terms as -the greatest known curtain of falling water, Victoria Falls are a spectacular sight of awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur on the Zambezi River, bordering Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Mosi O Tunya National Park is situated along the upper Zambezi stretching from and including the Falls for about 12kms up river. It is only 66 square kilometers but provides a home for numerous antelope species, zebra, giraffe and the recently acquired white rhinos, one of whom gave birth in the park in 1994. These are the only rhinos to be seen in Zambia as its previously large population has been completely eliminated through poaching. One can take a pleasant drive around the park in a couple of hours and almost all the species there should be seen at close range. Since there are no predators, they are very relaxed and afford some excellent photo opportunities.

Not far from the Okavango Delta, Chobe National Park is probably Botswana next most well known national Park. It is a diverse area, from the border at the Chobe River, to the now dry Savute Channel, and beyond to the borders of the Moremi Game Reserve / Okavango Delta. The Park is best known for its concentrations of elephant – some 120 000 individuals, along with good numbers of buffalo, antelope and predators. Birding is also excellent, with many migrants visiting from November to March.

Although there is much to see in the Chobe National Park, it is usually combined with Victoria Falls and the Okavango Delta. We will Tailor-make your arrangements, and our consultants will offer suggestions to fit your interest and budget.

Today, Victoria Falls remains as evocative a destination as it did to the hunters, surveyors, explorers and missionaries of the 19th Century.

• Historical tour with private guide
• White Water Rafting (day trips and expeditions)
• River Cruises (Breakfast cruise, Sundown cruise, Lunch cruise, Ornithologist`s cruise)
• Game drives (half and full day, night drives)
• Bunji jumping
• River boarding
• Tours (Traditional, Cultural, Zambezi Nature Sanctuary, Falls Tour)
• Aerial trips (Helicopter, fixed-wing, and micro light)
• Upper Zambezi canoeing (if you want to see the "wild side", look at canoe safaris on the lower Zambezi River)
• Walking Trails (if you want walking safaris - look at some specific spots in Zimbabwe, Zambia or Botswana)
• Horse and Elephant Trails
• Visit the Snake Park