Zimbabwe · WALKING TOURS
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These are the 6 walking tours worth your money right now: what each costs, how long it runs, and the sort of traveller it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason, but read past it before you book.
Walk the Zambezi edge, explore Livingstone Island, then swim Devil’s Pool for close-up Victoria Falls views.
“This in my opinion is the reason I travelled to Zimbabwe. You get the most up close experience with Victoria falls. My tour guide was amazing, helpful, and accommodating to our needs and safety. They take the best pictures and videos as you hang close to the Devils pool edge.”
A small-group walking safari to Victoria Falls Bridge and beyond, with border help, wildlife chances, and no park entrance fee.
“Carlos was an excellent guide. Native Victoria Falls resident. He provided great leadership, education and knowledge.”
1-hour walking safari in Victoria Falls town with Victoria Falls Hotel and bridge views, plus a bush path for wildlife spotting.
“Prince and his team were experts in explaining the history of the town and the Falls. Really informative and super enjoyable!”
3-hour walking safari in Zambezi National Park near Victoria Falls, with ranger-led wildlife encounters, transfers, and morning or sunset drinks.
“Díky skvělému průvodci jsme se dozvěděli velmi zajímavé věci. Viděli jsme z blízka slony za kterými jsme došli. Byl to nezapomenutelný zážitek. při západu slunce jsme dostali pití a nějaké občerstvení a mohli si vychutnávat zapadající slunce v africké buši ! 10/10”
2-hour guided walk at Victoria Falls, from Devil’s Cataract to Rainbow Falls, with photo tips and misty rainforest viewpoints.
“My tour was great from start to finish! Our tour guide met us promptly on time, at our hotel. He was very polite, and made us feel very comfortable, from the beginning. He gave us a very good history lesson on the Falls. There wasn’t a question we asked, that he didn’t have a answer for. I would definitely recommend this tour for someone visiting Victoria Falls. This was one that I would very much like to do again in the future!”
4x4 safari into Victoria Falls wildlife country, then a shaded hide out to watch vultures feed in minutes.
“As a female solo traveler I’ve felt very safe during this whole trip. I was picked up from my hotel by two young men (MacDonald and Taf) who were very friendly and engaged. After a short stop at the gorge, we drove to the venue where the vulture feeding is happening. I joined the other people from the venue and we got a brief introduction by a special guide. We then walked a very short way down where the feeding would be happening. You could already see the vultures and some storks, waiting in excitement. As soon as the guide put the meat on the ground and walked away all…”
