• Go for an early morning drive after breakfast to see the Mighty Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders in the world. This activity is better admired when viewed from Zimbabwe and Zambia. The Fall is a shared attraction between the two countries, each having its share of the view. Some aspects of the Fall have a better view position from Zimbabwe (the Main Fall) while the rest and the entire length and many minor falls are in Zambia. The anxiety is quilled by the roaring sound of the barrage of water as it meanders through rapids and gorges to its final destination (the Main Fall). The Fall is equidistant from every lodge where clients stay, thus giving them a preamble tour of the visible smoke of water mist as it ascends to unknown heights. The experience is never complete until a view is done from both lands. The trails in the Fall area are exceptional; its transformational and geographic historicity, as told by the guides, will never cease to amaze you. 

• Learn the names of the Second World War heroes engrained on the War Statue; appreciate the beauty of the mountainous scenery. Many trudge trails constitute the trip, giving you varying angles and elevations to know the Falls.

• Walk on trails, especially to the Boiling Pot, is a decline to the river that leaves you pleading for rest while the journey across the Knife Edge Bridge will leave you drenched; it’s a typical rainforest. Our knowledgeable guides will expound and demystify the history compounded in this lustrous trip.

• The Victoria Falls, where gallons of water nose-dive into the belly of the earth, creating a breathtaking kaleidoscopic scenery embedded by a beautiful rainbow, is what Zimbabwe has to offer. How the water whirls and collides before cascading downward is a relive-able moment.

Interspaced periods of refreshments and snacks are at the behest of the clients.