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Arrival Victoria Falls, Sunset Cruise & Boma Dinner
Our guide will meet and transfer you to Victoria Falls for the Guided Tour of the Falls. This is a two-hour trip which will take you to the falls via the big Baobab tree and ends at the open curio market after the falls tour. Relax for a few hours after check-in (at The Kingdom Hotel) before partaking in our Sunset Boat Cruise on the mighty Zambezi River with lots of drinks and snacks (all complimentary). This is a two-hour long trip starting at about 1600 hours and ending at 1800hrs, return transfers are included.
Dinner will be at the award-winning Boma Restaurant with loads of traditional entertainment – traditional dancing, fortune-telling, and drumming shows. Return transfers are included too.
Overnight at The Kingdom Hotel B/B
This day will be open for optional tours. We recommend trying the Devil's Pool near the great Victoria Falls – right on the very edge! Devil’s Pool – with a sheer drop and an up-close-and-personal view of the sheer drop off the side of the falls.
Other optional tours include:
- High Wire Activities - Zipline, Gorge Swing & Flying Fox
- Bungee Jumping at Victoria Falls.
- Elephant Back Safaris
- Helicopter Flights over the Falls
- Lion Walks
- Night game drives with bush dinner
Recommendation: Devil's Pool US$175
Splash in a rock pool on the very edge of Victoria Falls! This exciting and unique Vic Falls activity is definitely one of the best.
You can take a guided trip to Devil's Pool from the Zambian side of Vic Falls. This is one of the best spots for marvelling at Vic Falls. Plus, splashing in the pool is a thrilling and invigorating way to admire the natural wonder.
The Devil's Pool activity is only done during the dry season (from about September to December) and/or when water levels are low enough for swimming which is perfect for your October group.
You take a boat to Livingstone Island (Zambia) above Vic Falls and from there you walk over rocks and swim to get to Devil's Pool. Once at the pool on the precipice you need to jump in from the rocks above it. The guides help keep you safe and can hold onto your legs as you lie over the rocky wall on the edge, peering into the misty gorge below. The drop from Devil's Pool is over 100 metres!
