Must see natural wonder of the world. It is impossible to describe how large and massive of a water sheet the falls are. Bring rain poncho!Full review by anderswolf
Feb 28, 2025
We visited when the Falls were in full flow. Very majestic, noisy, and wet! Must have spent 2 hours walking through the park, viewing the Falls from different angles. At the far end there's a good vi…Full review by Cowleasow
Feb 15, 2025
A must see its now $50 usd each to get in a extra $25 for a guided tour but don't think you need one there are usually big groups and they rush you aroundFull review by JANE h
Hoping to explore Victoria Falls and Okavango area by vehicle in Feb 2019. Does the rain seriously interfere with travel in Feb? How are the roads then - hope to drive from Maun to Katima Mulilo.
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I have not travelled to the delta in Feb but the road from windhoek to maun and then to kasane is tared and should offer no problems. Most people fly into the delta from maun and …
I have not travelled to the delta in Feb but the road from windhoek to maun and then to kasane is tared and should offer no problems. Most people fly into the delta from maun and trallling in the delta is best by boat, As for vistoria falls there is no problem at all. The falls are spectacular in dry season (oct-dec) and winter but I have never visited in feb. All my visits ahve been june or july sept or october. Enjoy!
My wife is disabled and cannot walk very far she usually use a mobilty scooter as well as a wheelchair. Does anyone have experience or info as to wether it is a good idea to visit. We are lookig at going June 2019
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I would have thought it would be possible to use a scooter at Vic Falls
Hi there. ill be back in Livingstone in March. Are there any game drives from the area please? Thank you in advance. Jo
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Hi Sheffield. Yes many game drives around Livingstone. Never the less you can try coming to Zimbabwe side where you can try one of our leading private game reserve in Victoria Falls …
Hi Sheffield. Yes many game drives around Livingstone. Never the less you can try coming to Zimbabwe side where you can try one of our leading private game reserve in Victoria Falls town. The chances of you seeing the big 5 here are at list available. Zim side also provides with the largest National Park in Zimbabwe on a 2 hrs drive from Victoria Falls town with varieties of game parks suitable for game drives and or camping. Good campsites available for you. Not forgeting about the Zambezi National Park along the magestic Zambezi river where a game drive conducted in the park is a true enthusiatic game of challenge to see more game. Plenty of game but with thick vegitaion making more a sport to locate some game. Chobe National Park in Botswana becomes another alternative though depending with your vissa applications. Recommendations on Chobe trips are always good and pleasing. Looking down to see you in March for activities to add up to this.
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