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![]() VICTORIA FALLSA wonder of the natural world, Victoria Falls known as Mosi oa Tunya (the smoke that thunders) - were named by explorer David Livingstone in 1855 after his queen. At 1708 metres wide and with drops of up to 107m into the gorge below, the mighty Zambezi river plunges at an average rate of 550,000 cubic metres every minute, making this the world's largest curtain of water. Victoria Falls in ZambiaThe falls mark the natural border between Zambia and Zimbabwe, and both countries have towns on the edge of the falls. In Zambia, Livingstone is the home of the Mosi oa Tunya. This colonial relic is fast becoming an international tourism mecca. [ Tours and accommodation... ] Victoria Falls in ZimbabweThe town of Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side of the falls is a bustling tourist hotspot, with restaurants, curio shops, cultural villages and a range of accommodation facilities from luxury five-star hotels and lodges to backpacker's centres and rustic camp sites. [ Tours and accommodation... ] ![]() African highlightsGasp in awe at the sight of the mighty Victoria Falls, meander down the floodplains of the Chobe National Park, encounter Africa's Big Five in the Kruger National Park and finally end off with the sights, sounds and beauty that makes Cape Town and the Cape Winelands famous. ![]() Chobe Elephants and Victoria Falls GetawaySpend 5 days exploring the mighty Victoria Falls and sublime grace of the nearby Chobe National Park and its immense Elephant populations, a perfect add-on to any Southern Africa vacation. ![]() Namibia to Victoria Falls Overland TourExperience these two diverse countries in a hassle free Nomad overland tour, discovering people, places, animals 'off the beaten track' with up to 20 other adventurers with the same sense of adventure and passion for life as yourself. Imagery compliments of Wilderness Safaris & CC Africa.
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The River Club Zambia ![]() Matetsi Water Lodge Zimbabwe ![]() The Royal Livingstone Zambia ![]() Victoria Falls Hotel Zimbabwe
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