All Activities

Floating Spa

The "Floating Spa" is a new idea by the operator Victoria Falls Anytime: You go on a boat cruise on the Zambezi and get a relaxing massage at the same time! 

Half-day tour of Kariba

Visit the impressive dam wall between Zimbabwe and Zambia as well as the chapel of Santa Barbara, Kariba Heights and Mahombekombe township.

Fishing on Lake Kariba

Catch a delicious snack or meal, the bream of Lake Kariba taste excellent and fishing for them does not require much experience. Or pit your strength and skill against the famous fighting tiger fish of the Zambezi!

bungee jumping

At 111 m  the Victoria Falls Bungee Jump is far from being the highest in the World, but it is sure to be one of the most spectacular. You tumble in free fall towards the racing waters of the Zambezi River and have a background view of the Victoria Falls. 

Canopy Tour

The Canopy Tour consists of a series of nine zip lines between about 40 m and roughly 90 m in length that criss-cross the Zambezi Gorge and lead through the dense primaeval forest.

Gorge Swing

There are two options for this: connected to a rope by a harness, you either jump off the bridge that connects Zimbabwe and Zambia, and swing like a pendulum through the gorge, or you jump off the edge of the gorge, a short distance down-river from the bridge. Pure adrenaline! 

Sunset Cruise

Enjoy the unique landscape, the impressive River and the sightings of animals and birds. A few snacks and drinks will be served to you on board.

Sunset Cruise at Kariba

Relax on board your boat with a sundowner, enjoy the unique landscape of Africa's largest man-made lake.

Canoeing on the Upper Zambezi

Your day begins with a drive through Zambezi National Park in an open 4x4 vehicle up to the point where the canoes are put in the water. Breakfast and a safety briefing by your guide follow. Then you start down the river, over a few exciting rapids and always along the edge of the National Park. 

Guided Bush Walks in Hwange National Park

There is nothing more exciting than to make your way on foot into Hwange National Park's wilderness with an excellent guide!

Flight of Angels

David Livingstone said at the sight of the Victoria Falls: "Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight." 

Hwange National Park - Pumping Legs for Water

Every year in the Southern winter, a mountain bike takes place in Hwange National Park to raise funds for the water pumps in order to provide water points for the animals during the dry season. 

Rhino Tracking in Matobo National Park

In a 4x4 vehicle and on foot you will track the highly endangered rhinos with an experienced guide. Both southern African rhino species are specially protected in Matobo National Park.

Flying Fox

Equipped with a harness and attached to a steel cable, you hover about 120 m over the abyss of the Zambezi Gorge. This is similar to a zip line, but there is no incline to the steel cable, thus you move only very slowly. 

The Big Tree

The Big Tree is a huge Baobab tree that has a girth of roughly 18 metres and is estimated at almost 2000 years of age.