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Victoria Falls—spanning more than a mile (1.6 kilometers) across the cliffs between Zimbabwe and Zambia—is known as the largest sheet of falling water in the world. The magnitude of the natural wonder makes it impossible to take in the entire attraction from one country. That’s why this guided tour includes excursions on both sides of the falls, while also exploring the history and culture of the area.

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.

An unforgettable overnight adventure in the Batoka River Gorge. Raft, camp, fish and eat on the beautiful white sands of the Zambezi River. a unique experience to see the Zambezi River and Batoka Gorge in a new way, Stargazing is amazing. Only offered by us.

Combine two exciting experiences in one day when you book this package from Victoria Falls. Kick off with a morning of whitewater rafting on the Zambezi River. After a safety briefing and a challenging hike, choose between a guide-controlled or passenger-controlled raft to tackle thrilling Class IV to V rapids. After an adrenaline-filled day, enjoy a barbecue lunch and relax before embarking on a scenic sunset cruise along the Zambezi River, complete with an open bar.

This tour is a rare combination of high-adrenaline adventure and authentic safari experiences across two countries in just two days. It’s the only activity in Livingstone that lets you: • Raft the mighty Zambezi River, one of the best white-water rafting destinations in the world • Track endangered white rhinos on foot with a professional ranger in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park • Explore Botswana’s Chobe National Park, renowned for its massive elephant herds and river-based wildlife viewing • Choose between a comfortable day trip or a true bush experience with overnight camping inside the park • Enjoy seamless logistics including cross-border transfers, expert guides, meals, and equipment This unique blend of river, land, and cross-border wildlife adventure makes it ideal for travelers looking to maximize their African safari in a short timeframe.

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.