Top Victoria Falls Wildlife Encounters

By the time you finish one of these encounters, the adventure you have experienced will be on par with the knowledge you have gained. Apart from having learned all the fascinating information about cheetahs and their special idiosyncrasies, you will also know how you and your future generations can assist in taking care of our planet and animal habitats.

Dine by twilight on this Zambezi River dinner cruise, which takes you down toward Victoria Falls for a good view before turning around and heading for the sunset. Enjoy a 4-course dinner with drinks as you watch the sun dip below the horizon and keep company with the intimate crew of people on board, setting this cruise apart from its larger competitors.

Experience a captivating encounter and get up close to the majestic elephants of Zimbabwe. Join a small group and expert elephant carers who teach you about the unique personalities, skills, and behaviors of the local herd. Discover their incredible super-mammal abilities, then watch these majestic creatures in action as they play, bathe, and roll in the mud at the waterhole. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Experience the beauty and the excitement of one of Africa's most stunning destinations on this Zambezi River dinner cruise. Get an up close look at iconic Victoria Falls and enjoy Zambezi-style cuisine as you float along this popular river. Enjoy world-class service and meals prepared by an executive chef while you relax in Zambia's natural landscape.

See Victoria Falls from a different perspective on this Victoria Falls adventure canopy tour. Fly down a series of nine zipline cables overlooking the Victoria Falls bridge, Zambezi rapids, and even the spray of the falls, followed by adventures on a rope bridge and nature trails. This tour is led by safety guides who ensure your safety as well as a good time.

Visit one of Africa's most popular parks on this Chobe day trip from Victoria Falls. Travel the rugged landscapes of the African countryside as you keep your eyes peeled for the Big Five. Chobe is known for its high concentration of elephants, so you're almost guaranteed to see these giant mammals roaming the park. Travel by both river and land, ensuring the best chance of seeing African wildlife.

Experience a Game Drive like no other, immersing you in untamed beauty and deepening your connection to nature's delicate balance. Guided by seasoned experts, embark on a thrilling safari adventure through Africa's diverse wildlife. Explore Zambezi and Chamabondo National Parks in Victoria Falls, where nature's wonders come alive.

Get stunning, panoramic views over Zimbabwe’s most celebrated natural landmarks—without moving a muscle. Soar over Victoria Falls, Batoka Gorge, and the wildlife-filled National Park by helicopter, covering three world-class attractions in one unforgettable ride. Ideal for travelers short on time, you’ll cover all the top sights in under thirty minutes, with the chance to spot elephants, giraffes, hippos, and much more.

See Victoria Falls in its best light on this  Zambezi River sunset cruise. Choose your level of luxury, from the standard tour with onboard hors d'oeuvres and drinks to the signature upper-deck experience—both come with the same amazing views of the sunset and quality service. Tour also includes pickup and drop-off from your Victoria Falls hotel.

Soar above one of the world's most spectacular waterfalls on this helicopter flight over Victoria Falls. Fly up the Zambezi River and past the Batoka Gorge on your chosen 13- or 25-minute flight, which includes hotel pickup and guided narration.

Take in the view from the top on this thrilling helicopter ride over Victoria Falls. You'll experience a bird's eye view of one of the world's seven natural wonders and learn what the explorer David Livingstone meant when he described the beauty of this Southern African destination.

Get up close to Victoria Falls, the tallest waterfalls in the world. Prepare to get wet as you walk through the rain forest, stopping at several viewpoints to see the falls from many perspectives. Learn about the Zambezi River formation, the history of exploration and adventurers, and rituals that were performed at the site. Stop at the Big Tree for more incredible photos on the way back to your accommodation.

The Elephant Encounter affords and give an opportunity to our clients to unobtrusively observe some of the biggest personalities in Africa, in a pristine wilderness environment overflowing with raw natural beauty. Guests will spend time and connect with elephants in the most positive and natural way possible. Guests will have an opportunity to talk to our guides that have journeyed, physically and metaphonically, incredible distances with these elephants and learn more about the complexities of the individuals and the herd structures. Guests will learn about the elephants as well as their history and how they came to be in our care as well as the threats facing elephant population today, in an interesting and informative talk. Guests will venture out into the bush to spent time with the elephants and the sight of the gentle grey mammals up close and personal will be imprinted on guests minds long after they have returned home. You will have the opportunity to take photography's.

If you only have a short amount of time in Chobe National Park, exploring with a guided tour is the best way to go. This tour provides all of the transportation logistics to easily get you from your hotel, across the border, and onto a safari boat cruise and afternoon game drive so that you can see the animals you most want to see. Throughout the day, guides give you plenty of insight into local culture and wildlife and help you spot animals you might miss on your own.

What Sets This Safari Apart This is no ordinary game drive—this is safari with a heartbeat. Venture into the wild on an open 4x4, then step off the vehicle and into the bush, where tracks in the dust lead you to Africa’s most powerful legend: the endangered white rhino. With an armed ranger by your side, you’ll move silently through the grasslands, every footstep drawing you closer to a face-to-face encounter few will ever experience. Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park is one of the last places on Earth where you can safely track these giants on foot. Here, along the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, the land is untamed, unfenced, and alive with possibility. One moment, elephants cross your path; the next, a giraffe cranes its neck to watch you pass. This isn’t just a safari—it’s raw Africa. Wild. Unscripted. Real. For travelers who crave more than distant glimpses and dusty roads, this is a chance to walk the ancient trails of giants and feel the wild pulse of the continent

Paddle down the Zambezi River on a 14-mile (23-kilometer) whitewater rafting course from Victoria Falls. With a guide, maneuver over Class IV and V rapids in a gorge reaching depths of 650 feet (198 meters) in the heart of Zimbabwe’s wilderness. Your tour includes lunch, open bar, and round-trip hotel transport.

You don’t need to go far to spot leopards, cheetahs, and much more on this small-group tour from Victoria Falls. You’re already in the national park, so your guide doesn’t need to drive far to wildlife viewing areas. Keep your eyes peeled for elephants, giraffes, zebras, and much more on this tour that lasts just under a half-day, leaving you time for other activities that same day.

Where else can you track lions and leopards in the morning and reel in a tigerfish in the afternoon? Only in Chobe! This one-of-a-kind safari adventure blends the thrill of a classic African game drive with the adrenaline rush of tiger fishing on the Chobe River. Start the day chasing footprints of elephants, buffalo, and big cats through the wild terrain of Chobe National Park. Then, after a scenic lunch on the riverfront, it’s time to swap wheels for water. Your guide takes you onto the legendary river where hippos grunt, crocs glide silently—and tigerfish strike with lightning speed. With its sharp teeth and fierce fight, landing one is a badge of honor. This rare combo—wildlife on land and sport on water—is only possible in Chobe, where the safari doesn't end when you leave the bush. It simply shifts to the water. A journey for the bold, the curious, and those who want to say: I did it all in one day.

Take the hassle out of visiting the beauty and wildlife in Zambezi National Park on this small-group tour. Be conveniently picked up from Victoria Falls accommodations, so you won’t have to worry about finding your own transportation. Spot the region’s varied wildlife with help from your personal guide, making it easy to spot crocodiles, antelopes, zebras, and much more.

What sets our safari walk apart is its immersive experience in Zambezi National Park. Unlike traditional game drives, this adventure allows guests to connect intimately with nature on foot, led by expert guides through diverse landscapes. With close encounters with wildlife, insightful tracking, and refreshments amidst nature's splendour, our safari walk offers a truly unforgettable journey. Plus, the provision of breakfast during morning walks and snacks and beverages during afternoon drives adds to the uniqueness, ensuring a delightful and fulfilling experience for every guest.

this is the most relaxing activity to wind up your day after a busy schedule or after a long flight. We provide snacks and drinks on board. During the activity you can expect to see the Hippo, Crocodile, Bush buck as well as a host of smaller species and an abundant variety of bird life.

This activity is a river sunset safari done on the upper part of the mighty Zambezi river. The duration for this activity is 2 hours where pick up times can be 1530hrs or 1600hrs depending on the season. Drinks and snacks are included as well as transfers to and from the hotels.

You should take part in this experience because it offers a rare opportunity to see cheetahs up close in their natural environment while learning about their behavior and habitat. It is not just an adventure, but also an educational activity that raises awareness about wildlife conservation. You gain insight into the challenges cheetahs face, such as habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict. By participating, you also support conservation efforts that help protect these animals for future generations. Additionally, walking alongside cheetahs in the bush creates a unique and memorable connection with nature that goes far beyond a typical wildlife viewing experience.