Zambia, Zimbabwe · Waterfall Tours

3-Hour Victoria Falls Walking Tour from Livingstone with Park Entry

3 Hours Round trip from Livingstone Moderate pace

The journey

Trip highlights

01 Explore the main viewpoints of Victoria Falls with a guided walk
02 Learn the unique history of Victoria Falls and how the falls were formed
03 See the statue of Dr Livingstone at the entrance to the falls
04 Admire the flora around the falls and spot animals near the Zambezi River
05 End the experience with drinks and snacks at the rest stop

Admire the beauty of the mighty Victoria Falls, the largest and noisiest waterfall in the world, on this 3-hour tour from Livingstone. Watch the waters of the Zambezi River plunge into the belly of the earth as you explore the main viewpoints with your guide and learn how these spectacular falls were formed. Along the way, take in the area's beautiful flora and look out for animals near the river. Known locally as Mosi-o-Tunya, or "The smoke that thunders," Victoria Falls promises unforgettable memories.

Watch the waters of the Zambezi River plunge into the belly of the earth as you explore the main viewpoints with your guide and learn how these spectacular falls were formed.

From the itinerary

At a glance

What this trip includes

Duration 3 Hours

Tour type Private

Activity level Moderate

Accommodation Not included

Transport Not included

Wheelchair access Not applicable

Cities Victoria Falls, Livingstone, Zambezi River, Victoria Falls

Languages English

Day by day

The itinerary

Day 01

Guided Walk Through Victoria Falls

Pick up from Livingstone Town at your preferred time and transfer to Victoria Falls with your tour guide.
Admire the statue of Dr Livingstone that welcomes you at the entrance to the falls. Then, attend a short briefing with important information about the Victoria Falls tour.
Make your way across the main viewpoints of Victoria Falls with your tour guide. Learn about the unique history of these falls and how they were formed. Also admire the beautiful flora of the area and spot some animals near the Zambezi River.
Head to the rest stop and end your trip with drinks and snacks.