Top Zimbabwe Rail Tours

Embark on an unforgettable adventure aboard a luxurious historic train to the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge. This enchanting journey seamlessly blends the charm of vintage locomotion with the breathtaking scenery of Victoria Falls and the African wilderness. Enjoy a world-class 7-course dining experience curated with exquisite flavors, all while taking in spectacular views along the way. This exclusive train ride offers a perfect combination of nostalgia, scenic beauty, and gourmet dining—making it the ideal way to elevate your Victoria Falls experience and create lifelong memories in Africa’s most stunning surroundings.

Don’t expect a “normal” tour of the Victoria Falls Zimbabwean side! This unique Walking Tour is the only guided tour that includes a Wildlife Safari by our licensed local guides before entering the Victoria Falls and nobody else does that. What i do is this, i take you save thru the Bush in order to go to the entrance of the Falls on the Zim side. In this area wildlife spottings are very common but yet not guaranteed. Nevertheless its only with Savannah Adventures, that offers this one of a kind added on feature , rather than just see the mighty Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side.National Park Fee depends on Nationality and is charged upon entering the park

ee Victoria Falls from a unique perspective without paying the USD 58 park entrance fee, as you enjoy spectacular views from the historic Victoria Falls Bridge. Please note, this is not a full Falls park tour and only part of the 1.7 km waterfall can be seen—but from angles few visitors rarely experience. Led by a licensed and insured Safari Guide, your safety is ensured while walking through the bush area where wildlife may be encountered. Travel in a small group for a more personal and relaxed experience, with time for photos and questions. As a direct local operator, we proudly support local guides and communities—no middlemen, no bargaining, just a fair and transparent experience. We also assist you smoothly across the Zimbabwe–Zambia border (no visa required for most nationalities on this crossing), followed by a visit to a small bridge museum and a panoramic lookout—true hidden gems beyond the usual routes.