Top Zimbabwe Kayaking Tours

This tour combines three remarkable experiences inside Livingstone and Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park: a peaceful Zambezi River raft float, a wildlife-packed game drive, and a rare white rhino walking safari. Guests enjoy diverse sightings from both water and land, making it perfect for families, nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers. It offers meaningful wildlife encounters, insider knowledge from local guides, and a relaxed river experience with no major rapids, suitable for all ages. Tracking endangered white rhinos on foot with an armed ranger creates an unforgettable, conservation-focused highlight that truly sets this tour apart.

• High-Water Zambezi Expertise: We specialize in high-water rafting (mid-January to July), when the Zambezi is at its most powerful and exciting, delivering true big-water rafting below Victoria Falls. • Professional & Experienced Crew: Trips are led by certified river guides and safety kayakers with extensive experience on the Zambezi, ensuring safety and confidence in challenging conditions. • World-Class Location: Raft one of the top-rated white-water rivers in the world, deep in the dramatic Batoka Gorge, directly below Victoria Falls. • Safety-First Operations: Comprehensive safety briefings, high-quality equipment, and daily route selection based on river conditions keep safety the top priority. • Complete Experience: From hotel pick-up to snacks and water on the raft, followed by lunch and drinks after hiking out of the gorge, everything is well organized and seamless. • Flexible Cross-Border Pick-Ups: Convenient pick-up from both Livingstone and Victoria Falls town

Victoria Falls canoeing above the Falls on the upper Zambezi is the perfect activity for those who not only want to see the abundant bird and animal life but also want to experience the peace, tranquillity, and beauty of the Zambezi River. The river is a kilometer wide and in places a bit more. It has an indescribable beauty with crystal clear waters and a myriad of islands. The trip starts with pickup from your hotel or lodge at around 7 am and an early morning game drive through the Zambezi National Park. At the put-in point, a continental breakfast is served while your canoe guide gives you a safety briefing, instructions, and information on the condition of the river and what to expect. Cameras and videos can be taken on the trip with the guides keeping them safe in a waterproof bag in the wetter sections. On these canoe trips, guests paddle their own canoes/kayaks following their experienced canoe guide. You don't have to be a canoeing expert and a life-jacket will be provided.

Immerse yourself in the astounding beauty of one of the world's seven natural wonders on this guided tour of the Victoria Falls. Marvel at the sights, sounds, and incredible power of this breathtaking natural phenomenon as you traverse the rainforest, capture stunning photographs, and create memories to last a lifetime.

Paddle along the Upper Zambezi River in search of wildlife when you join this small-group canoe tour from Victoria Falls. Gently row through the placid waters and secret channels of the river which is a playground for wildlife like elephants, buffalo, hippos, and crocodiles. This is a great way to get as close to the animals as possible without disturbing them.

Come out and spend a night in a tented safari camp on the banks of the Zambezi River. The next day spend canoeing down the river observing wild animals and birds.

What truly sets this canoeing safari apart is the way it brings you into the heart of Africa’s wilderness not just to watch it, but to live it from the water itself. Unlike typical wildlife tours where animals are viewed from a vehicle or boat, this experience places you at river-level in a canoe, gliding silently through the Upper Zambezi’s channels above Victoria Falls. This peaceful mode of travel lets you encounter elephants drinking at the water’s edge, hippos surfacing nearby, crocodiles basking on banks, and an incredible array of birdlife all with a sense of intimacy and immersion that larger boats or safari jeeps simply can’t match. Many travelers describe the experience as a “once-in-a-lifetime journey,” noting how the slow, quiet pace lets them absorb the rhythms of nature, watch wildlife in peaceful coexistence, and enjoy meals riverside moments often described as highlights of their entire Victoria Falls trip. It’s a genuine African safari experience via canoe.

Spend a day canoeing on the mighty Zambezi River for a different type of safari. Join a small group and paddle downstream, navigating class I and II rapids along the way. While you paddle, keep your eyes peeled for local wildlife which may include giraffes, elephants, buffaloes, several bird species, and much more.

Embark on a thrilling journey to Victoria Falls, one of the seven natural wonders of the world, where you’ll experience the beauty and excitement of this iconic destination. From sunset cruises on the Zambezi River to helicopter rides over the falls, white water rafting, and luxury river cruises, this itinerary is packed with unforgettable experiences. Explore the Zambezi National Park, spot wildlife in Chobe National Park, and enjoy leisure time in between adventures. Join us on this Southern African escapade and create memories to last a lifetime.

TRANSFERS Transfers are a highly personalized service that we provide to our clients. We do confirm most of our transfers with a minimum of one person or you may book per vehicle.We use air-conditioned transfer vehicles and also 4x4 open Jeeps. Our transfers are done by well-groomed drivers and guides. For small groups of less than six passengers, we use executive minibuses that have all the necessary modern accessories. We offer from 19 seater buses for large groups. The buses were designed with the comfort and convenience of the client in mind. We also have luxury sedan cars that we use for private transfers

The Canoeing Trail operates above the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe on on the Zambezi River. This section of the river is quite unlike the better-known section below Lake Kariba. Here the Zambezi River is regarded as FREE FLOW as a dam does not control it, as such the water is subject to seasonal variation. Floods begin in January and normally peak in April / May. This changes the route as new channels open with the rise in water level. There are numerous islands, which are dissected by channels that may be several kilometres in length and vary in width from one to twenty metres. Rapids are small and at their peak are only classed as grade one, so easily manageable in the canoes we use. The Canoe Trail passes along the banks of the Zambezi National Park, where clients have a good chance of viewing various species of animals, such as Elephants, Buffalo, Impala, Kudu, Hippo, Crocodile etc. The birdlife is prolific with at least 50 common species of bird that can be seen from your canoe.