Take a walk to observe the Batwa Pygmies go about their daily lives.The Batwa tribe members are gradually learning to live in fixed agrarian communities now that their nomadic forest existence is no longer possible. Outreach programs are working to help them maintain their ancient traditions and culture while building their new lives have lived mostly on the fringes of existing

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Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you on an unforgettable experience through the Victoria Falls rainforest, a journey that not only affords a view of one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World but provides a great deal of interesting facts about the geology, wildlife and history of Africa’s most famous landmark. Listen to magical tales of local legend while you enjoy the constant spray from the “The Smoke that Thunders”.

Your guide will also help ensure the best photographic opportunities of this breathtaking World Heritage Site.

The Zambezi Sunset Cruise is a wonderful outing when in Victoria Falls and suitable for the whole family. It is an ideal way to end an eventful day in Victoria Falls, providing an opportunity to unwind and relax in the timeless environment while enjoying complimentary sundowner drinks and light snacks. The whole trip is a build up to the gracious glow of the African Sunset on this vast body of water. The guides and crew are a font of knowledge about the river wildlife and will entertain you with numerous tales about local culture and historical exploration.

The “Flight of Angels” is an amazing journey over the 1700m vast curtain of water known locally as the “Mosi oa Tunya” (the smoke that thunders) and along the Zambezi River and the Zambezi National Park. Passengers are treated to an unforgettable helicopter journey comprising of 4 circuits (2 on either side) offering unrivalled spectacular views, photographic, and filming opportunities and putting the full breadth and height of The Falls into glorious perspective within the surrounding environment.

Apprximate flight time is 12-13 minutes.

Prepare to be amazed as you enter a different world, where a way of life continues as it has done for centuries, enabling you to go back in time.

You will be taken to an authentic African village approximately 20km from Victoria Falls town where you are given the opportunity to watch local villagers going about their daily tasks. The tour enables you to see tribal life first hand, visiting rural homes, watching their fields being tended and possibly getting the chance to help in some of the day-to-day chores.

After breakfast you will be picked up from the Hotel to the Top of the Gorge. Armed with a walking stick, life jacket and helmet, you will take a walk down the Batoka Gorge and catch a Raft against the current of the Zambezi rapids, past the historic Victoria Falls Bridge to the Boiling Pot. Once at the foot of the Victoria Falls, you will enjoy the experience of manoeuvring the rocky platforms and stand right under the spray of the thunderous Mosi oa Tunya. Take a dip in the pools between the rocks while the rainbows curl up around you in response to the bright sun above you. The trip will allow you the chance to Raft back down before take out at Rapid #2.

This activity is seasonal late August to early December.

A 40-minute drive through the countryside of Zimbabwe on off-road terrain will offer picturesque scenery on the way to the top of the Gorge. After the safety and procedural briefing you will take the vertical descent to Rapid 23 and enjoy the hour long walk along the river to rapid 25. Swim and relax in the eddy before the arduous climb out. The hiking continues into an authentic beautiful Ndebele homestead where you will get a chance to interact with the local headman and his family while you have brunch under the thatched shade of their decorated mud huts. The graceful hosts are keen to show off their home, share their cultural way of life in relation to family, education, livestock, diet and anything you may find interesting.

As the river levels drop off the rapid intensity grows and low water rafting season kicks off. The flag ship rafting adventure – low water season takes you from rapid #1 through to rapid #19, many of which are graded 5, the best white water rapids in the world. Begin your adrenalin run in the boiling pot directly below the Victoria Falls and hammer your way through infamous rapids, whose names were conjured to instil fear and trepidation into would-be rafters, “The Overland Truck-eater”, “The Mother”, “Gnashing Jaws of Death” and the final biggy of the day “Oblivion”. Our experienced guides will steer you on an unforgettable ride through the formidable rapids of the mighty Zambezi.

This is the greatest one day white water rafting experience in the world!!

The high water run operates as river rises following the early rains and subsides as the dry season commences. The journey begins 10km downstream of the Falls starting at the Overland Truck-eater (Rapid 11) through to The End (Rapid 24) and includes the Mother (Rapid 13) at its brooding best. The river Journey is about 15km. Seasonal Jan-Feb and June-July, approximately 7 hours

The original and ultimate thrill! The location is unbeatable – in front of the largest curtain of falling water in the world, at a World Heritage Site, set against the backdrop of one of the Seven Natural Wonders in the World and above the raging torrents and misty gorges of the mighty Zambezi River. Then 5-4-3-2-1 Bungee into the spray and rainbows below! Four seconds of freefall and 111 metres of pure adrenalin! Victoria Falls Bungee is consistently voted as one of the top five adrenalin experiences on the planet. For Bungee Jump veterans, speak to your Jump Master and make it even wilder by doing an Ankle-Tied, Back Flip or a Star Elevator Jump. This is a solo jump.

Operated on a private property adjacent to the Zambezi National Park, Walking with Lions is an intimate experience with the Kings of the Jungle. Participate in a breakfast, mid-morning or afternoon safari which includes interacting and walking side by side with the lions, learning about their habitat and behaviour and the conservation challenges they face in the wild. The trained guides will use their discretion at intervals and allow the guests close contact with the lions, pat them and take pictures of this memorable experience. Approximate 3 hours duration.

The herd of twelve elephants reside on the Stanley and Livingstone Private Game Reserve, a few kilometres outside of Victoria Falls. Each Elephant has formed a close bond with their personal Induna (elephant handler) who live permanently with the elephants and understand each elephant’s unique character and traits. Participate in a Breakfast or Sundowner Elephant Back Safari and seize the opportunity to ride on these magnificent animals in their natural habitat.

The Bridge Slide is exciting and mildly adventurous but friendly for all ages from six years and up – either alone or with a friend. Beginning from a platform on the Zambian edge, the zipline glides 300 metres over the rapids in the Batoka Gorge below affording incomparable views of the Victoria Falls before gently coming to rest on the Zimbabwean side of the bridge.

Step off the Victoria Falls Bridge into the Batoka Gorge over the mighty Zambezi River in an upright position for an 80 metre freefall then become a human pendulum as you swing in a huge arc with the cascading waterfall rumbling by your side. If you do not want to step into the void alone, take a partner with you and scream together as the rush of adrenalin surges through your body. The Swing provides a bonus chance to absorb the beautiful scenery of the Batoka Gorge while you slowly get winched back to the platform.

The Victoria Falls Bridge was built in 1905 using revolutionary engineering methods for its day. The Historic Bridge Tour is a journey through 100 years of Victorian engineering to the heart of Cecil John Rhodes’ vision of a Cape to Cairo railway.

The Tour includes a light hearted but informative talk on the history of the bridge, magnificent views of the rapids, rainbows and majesty of the Victoria Falls and Batoka Gorges on the walkways actually underneath the bridge and an opportunity to see a bungee jump up close.

The Historic Bridge Tour is a wonderful family experience full of theatre, facts and adventure set against the glorious backdrop of the Victoria Falls which can be enjoyed by all ages.

Crocodile Cage Diving is located in the centre of Victoria Falls town, Elephants Walk Shopping Village. This gives visitors a once in a lifetime opportunity to view Zambezi Predators in action.

Crocodile Cage divers can watch, touch and experience crocodiles in their own environment. Get a unique underwater look at their short legs, thick tails and impressive jaws.
Prepare yourself for an exhilarating crocodile encounter! Whilst in the cage you can observe these fascinating carnivores pushing powerfully through the water from all angles.

Operated by an over-head monorail and designed for 2-4 people per cage. The cage is suspended above the crocs before being lowered into the croc cage enclosure to get an up close and personal look at these amazing reptiles.
Enjoy a 360 degree view of the three rescued Nile Crocodiles – Bongo, Prado and Lucky. Don’t miss out on Africa’s wildest adventure!

Livingstone Island is a 5-8 minutes boat ride from the Royal Livingstone Hotel and is located in the middle of the Zambezi River right on the edge of the Victoria Falls just before the water thunders down a 103 metre drop. To protect the sensitive environment, only 16 guests may visit at any one time during five daily departures. Access is restricted to a maximum of 80 visitors per day so it is highly recommended to book a Livingstone Island Tour in advance.

GENERAL INFORMATION
Access to this unique Island is seasonal and depends entirely on the water level in the Zambezi River.
In low water season, approximately end of August to December, guests have the opportunity to swim in Devil’s Pool which is a rock pool right on the lip of the falls accompanied by a guide.
Access to Devil’s pools is only available on the Lunch and High Tea tours.

Fishing on the Zambezi River to the novice or experienced angler is possibly as close as one can get to absolute perfection. There are over 75 fish species found inhabiting these waters. The most sought-after of these is the Tiger Fish, well renowned as probably the greatest fighting fresh water fish around. It is a ferocious species which can grow as large as 15 Kg in weight.

A Canoe Safari includes gently paddling down the Upper Zambezi River above the Victoria Falls – the playground of hippo, shimmering home of crocodiles and the watering hole of buffalo and elephant – drifting though secretive channels and enjoying the ever-so-slight turbulence of the more placid rapids above Kandahar Island. You might be fortunate enough to spot a Marshall Eagle, witness a Tiger Fish jump or catch a glimpse of a clawless otter playing in the shadows by the banks.

A professional canoe guide will point out all the flora and fauna that can be spotted on the edges of the Zambezi National Park from inflatable canoes whilst sharing the realities of this amazing eco-system.

Batoka Sky Microlight Flights – Zambia

Fly like a bird above one of Africa’s greatest natural wonders as the Zambezi River transforms from a gentle meander over the thunderous Victoria Falls and on to the steep and secret Batoka Gorges. The microlight flights offer completely unobstructed viewing of this most majestic of waterfalls.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Any microlight flight is subject to weather conditions and can be cancelled at any time prior to take off.

Weight Limit 100Kg

No cameras or lose items permitted.

Photos from wing mounted camera are available for sale.

An opportunity to dine on an historic, luxury steam train as it travels through the African bush provokes vivid memories of a bygone era. Wednesdays and Saturdays, other days upon request.

With a population of over 2 million, the biggest black urban settlement in Africa with a rich political history. Soweto was the centre of political campaigns aimed at the overthrow of the aparthrid state. The 1976 student uprising started in Soweto and spread to the rest of the country. Many of the insights on this route therefore have political significance.

The Apartheid Museum opened 2001 and is acknowledged as the pre-eminent museum in the world dealing with 20th Century South Africa, at the heart of which is apartheid story – a nation's resistance, courage and fortitude.

The exhibits have been assembled an organized by a multi-disciplinary team of curators, film-markers, historians and designers. They include provocative film footage, photographs, text panels and artifacts illustrating the events and human stories that are part of the epic saga Known as apartheid.

Embark on a fascinating and enriching exploration of the various tribes who call South Africa home. One of Lesedi’s many differentiating factors is the village’s natural and tasteful incorporation into the surrounding bush, river and forests, with five traditional homesteads including Zulu, Xhosa, Pedi, Basotho and Ndebele.

Johannesburg is a booming, happening city and the area close to City Hall and Newtown Cultural Precinct, which has completely transformed the Market Theatre and surrounds,now forms the heart of urban revival. Half day tour.

This magical trip down memory lane will tell you all about how Johannesburg came into being, how gold was discovered on the reef and how the lives of men and women formed an integral part of a rich and fascinating heritage. A fascinating introductory movie tells the story about the earliest days of Jozi and the discovery of gold. You also have the opportunity to witness a gold pour, descend into an underground mine (no children younger than 6 years) and pan for gold by hand and experience the euphoria of finding a shiny spec among the dirt.

Visit the heart of the Cape Winelands in a special way. Travel through superb scenery and explore the history of this region whilst enjoying special activities such as horse-riding or quadbiking and visit hand-picked estates such as Rhebokskloof, Haute Cabriere and Blaauwklippen.

Note: Operated on a PRIVATE basis only. Wine estate visits can be changed based on clients' specific tastes. Full Day Tour

August to November is usually the best time to see the Southern Right Whale in our waters. Walker bay's Hermanus is an ideal place for whale watching. These mammals, which often come as close as 50 meters from the shore, are given to displays of breaching, spyhopping and courtship rituals.

Explore the aesthetic production of South Africa, Africa and further afield whilst learning about the history and culture of art in the Cape. The programme boasts awe-inspiring scenery along the Cape Peninsula. Magnificent beaches, breath taking views and picturesque coastal villages are to be seen along the way.

Explore the history and evolution of the Mother City and the Cape with a special emphasis on art,

culture and heritage. The programme follows a traditional city tour routing, but includes visits to

galleries which showcase historical and contemporary works, telling a story about the city over time.

There is much to discover in respect of the European influence on the Cape’s architecture as well

which is evident as the tour meanders through the streets of Cape Town. Full day tour.

Evening collection from your hotel for transfer to Richard's Supper Stage & Bistro where you will be transported into the world of entertainment, featuring talented artists.

With a view of Robben Island through the large picture window and seated at sociable dinner tables, enjoy Cape wine and an exclusive scrumptious Cape buffet.

Note: Private guided chauffeured service to and from venue.

Come and meet the ocean’s Marine Big 5 – whale, dolphin, seal, penguin and great white shark. Marine biologist onboard to tell you more about the behavior of the animals. Southern Right Whale guaranteed from June-December. Weather dependent.

This tour encapsulates the best that the Cape has to offer – magnificent beaches, breathtaking views, historic & picturesque coastal villages, superb mountain ranges, vineyards and Cape Dutch homesteads are to be seen along the way.

A tour designed to maximize on your time in Cape Town, we offer this tour which includes all the ‘must-sees’ when in the Mother City – Robben Island, Table Mountain and the city itself. The tour encompasses visits of historical, cultural and aesthetic significance to Capetonians and South Africans at large.

This tour offers a wealth of insight into South Africa's history & past injustices, the legacy of the struggle and the promise of reconstruction & development initiatives under way at present.

Adventure To Africa, through our local operator, is commited to social development and upliftment in the poorest and most marginalized communities in South Africa, and is proud to be associated with Uthando (Love) South Africa which is a nonprofit organization based in Cape Town. Full Day Tour

Note: Robben Island visit is whether permitting and subject to availability.

Visit a major Stellenbosch wine estate and partake in a Cellar Tour and wine tasting session. See this famous university town (the second oldest town in South Africa) with its oak-lined streets and visit some of its fascinating venues. Wine Tasting includes 4-5 wines.

This tour will be tailored to meet the requirements of our guests. We will find out which regions our guests would like to see, which style of wine they most enjoy and then structure a tour accordingly. This means an exclusive and personalized tour, where we will personally take you through the Cellars and Wines.

The Tour will be conducted by a Certified Tour Guide with certificates in wine from the Cape Wine Academy

Head out for a full day Cape Point Tour and marvel at the rocky cliffs of the southwestern tip of Africa, with its awe-inspiring views. This is the convergence point of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean currents. The Cape was first reached by European explorers in the late 15th century and later became an important stop along the spice trade route between Europe and the East Indies. A spot sailors used to know as Cape of Good Hope and much respected and feared by them. Drive by Clifton beaches and Hout Bay & Mariners Warf, Chapmans Peak Drive (if open) and on to the Cape Point & Nature Reserve. Visit the Penguin Colony at Boulders Beach and Historic Simons Town.

Note: The drive via Chapman's Peak is subject to the road being open.Ou Kaapse Weg will be used as an alternative route when necessary.

For those with limited time, we offer a tour to Cape Point and Boulders Beach Penguin Colony as a half day option.

Note: The drive via Chapman's Peak is subject to the road being open.Ou Kaapse Weg will be used as an alternative route when necessary.

For those with limited time, we offer the Walk to Freedom Tour as a half day option including visits to the “Malay Quarter”, District Six & District Six Museum, the Cape Flats and Townships. The half day option excludes the visit to Robben Island.

Including all the 'must-sees' of any Cape Town tour, this option is a geographical and cultural extravaganza, showing you Cape Town, from its historical beginnings to the dazzling modern shopping malls of the Victoria & Alfred Waterfront. Highlights are Table Moutain, walk thourhg the Company Gardens, Castle of Good Hope.

Head out for Cape Point and marvel at the rocky cliffs of the southwestern tip of Africa, with its awe-inspiring views. This is the convergence point of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean currents. The Cape was first reached by European explorers in the late 15th century and later became an important stop along the spice trade route between Europe and the East Indies. A spot sailors used to know as Cape of Good Hope and much respected and feared by them. Visit a major Stellenbosch wine estate and take a Cellar Tour with wine tasting session (4-5 wines). Stellenbosch is a famous university town with oak lined streets and lots of history.

Visit three premier wine regions, Stellenbosch, Franschhoek and Paarl where you will savour enchanting scenery with delectable wines. Walk around historical Stellenbosch, visit a wine cellar. Enjoy some wine tasting on a wine estate in Paarl. Taste wine at a Franschhoek vineyard, stroll around the historical village with its galleries, shops and restaurant and find out about the importance of the Huguenot’s while viewing their memorial. A drive of scenic Helshoogte Pass will bring you back into Cape Town.

A splendid way to get to know the Mother City intimately, starting with a hike on the geographical formation which guards her – Table Mountain. After lunch(to own account), explore the history, architecture and culture which makes Cape Town the colourful and vibrant city it is today.

There is no better way to experience the False Bay coastline other than a morning sea kayaking experience. The latter part of the day sees you visiting the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve and Cape Point, then on via Chapman's Peak Drive to Hout Bay and ending at your hotel in the late afternoon.

For the energetic traveler who appreciates nature, this tour offers an alternative to simply watching the scenic splendour of the Cape Peninsula pass you by, allowing you time to cycle a section of the Cape of Good Hope Nature Reserve.

This fun filled full day adventure takes you through the basics of sand boarding to cruising down the dunes at high speeds that will get your adrenaline flowing! This is followed by a high powered guided sand dune quad bike experience where you can speed up, down and along the face of the dunes!

Morning transfer to the Atlantis sand dune. You will then receive a safety briefing. After your sand boarding experience, break for lunch (packed) before the quad biking begins.

Ride early for a day trip to Gaans Baai, considered the Great White Capital in the World, to give yourself the experience of a life-time, a cage encounter with one of the foremost predators in the world, the Great White Shark. Divers and non-divers alike can join in this adventure since no breathing equipment is used, you just hold your breath. You may also watch them from the top deck of the boat which, if circumstances allow, will carry on to Dyer Island to see the seals the sharks are in the vicinity for. Return to Cape Town along scenicly dramatic costal road. Breakfast and/or snack are offered on the vessel.

Please note that the drive along the coast to Gaans Baai and boat trip is a wonderful experience even if you choose not to partake in the actual cage dive. You will be able to view the sharks from the top deck of the vessel.

One of the most unique places in the world - a penguin colony in suburban Cape Town! And the best way to see it is from the water.The kayak trip leaves from Simon's Town Waterfront and we paddle past the Naval Harbour and out to Boulder's Beach to see the penguins. If the time and tide is right we may stop on a beach for a swimming break and will generally be able to get a close up look at penguins on the rocks nearby.

Experience the magic of lighter than air by gliding in a hot air ballon over one of the most scenic areas in the world. A breath taking experience you will never forget!

If time allows, take a guided walk around the village to see farming fields, visit school or church and observe the daily life of the villagers.

Tour an authentic village and learn how the Swazis lived for centuries. Watch a lively performance of traditional dance and song and see children playing as their forefathers played.

Early morning transfer to the Kruger National Park for a morning open vehicle safari through the Kruger National Park.

Find and mingle with thundering herds of the legendary wildebeest migration where 1.5 million wildebeest and zebras followed by hungry predators keep moving in search of nutritious grass. Experience the power of the migration up close in the vast savannas of the Serengeti.

Note: Animals are wild and sightings can not be guaranteed.