The most spectacular is, of course, the not-to-be-missed Victoria Falls but there are 17 other beautiful waterfalls dotted around the country. ‘Waterfall tours’ are becoming a popular trip providing access to …

The Victoria Falls presents a spectacular sight of awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur on the Zambezi River, forming a natural border between Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Seventeen magnificent waterfalls, in addition to the spectacular Victoria Falls, provide avid adventurers with unique experiences and a taste of village life. Spectacular daily sunsets are almost guaranteed …

The top of the Kundalila Falls offers one of the most spectacular views over the vast Luangwa Valley, while at the foot is a delightful natural pool famed for its wild flowers.

This spectacular jet of water falls in a single uninterrupted stream 221m / 725ft down into the gorge below and then on into Lake Tanganyika. They are the second highest falls in Africa (the highest are …

The Bemba people regard the Chishimba Falls as one of the most sacred places of power. The nature spirit Chishimba resides in the cave below the falls which is a place of prayer and honour.

The horseshoe-shaped Ngonye Falls are impressive because of the sheer volume of water that cascades over the staggered 20m / 66ft drop. An interesting aspect is that the river flows underneath …

The over 500-million litres / 132-million gallons of water that cascade over the Falls every minute are not to be messed with, so this activity is only open at certain times of the year and must be booked with …

The KAZA Univisa is valid for 30 days and allows travellers multiple entries between Zambia and Zimbabwe (this is useful if you want to visit both sides of Victoria Falls or are doing a multi …

Long celebrated for its peaceful history, rich and fertile land, and the incredible natural wonders of Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River, it is perhaps the sheer wealth of activities available to travellers …