Let the water flow! - Everything happened promptly and efficiently. Had a great time seeing the falls from Zimbabwe and Zambia. It wasn’t the best time of year (December) as the water isn’t at its strongest level, but it’s the choice we had, although one guide said the mist can be excessive during its peak. That said, if you are in Zimbabwe and just want to do the one side, it wouldn’t be complicated. Crossing into Zambia probably wouldn’t be that hard either, though a bit cumbersome.

Great tour, great spot - Great tour, they took really good care of us and gave us a lot of background information. Would highly recommend a guide around the walls.

Visiting Victoria Falls - Enjoyed epic scenery of Victoria Falls with the guidance of local guide. Booking was easy and everything went smoothly.

Fun and hassle free - The guides were knowledgeable, warm and welcoming. They were very patients with us and considerate. Transfers across the borders were seamless.

Great guides - The falls were beautiful even during the low season. Our guides on both sides were all very friendly, and took great care of us including escorting us through the border service on both sides and making sure we were never adrift.

Victoria falls tour - Great tour of both sides of the falls from Zimbabwe and Zambia side. Shelton was a great guide. At the end he took us to lookout restaurant for lunch which was amazing

Luxury day at Victoria Falls, the most famous and beautiful waterfall in the world located between Zambia and Zimbabwe. - During my stay at Bindura University of Science Educayion as a Visiting Professor from 2013 to 2015, I was leading the national project for the identification and selection of sporting talents and had the opportunity to visit the province of Hwange and there I travelled the Victoria Falls Trail (the most famous in the world), with excellent service and appreciating a culture focused on the protection of nature.

Good experience - Enjoyable way to see the falls and visit another country. We went during the dry season so the falls were beautiful but not spectacular. Still, the guides were good and the handoffs as we went through the border crossings were as time efficient as possible. Border crossings take time, but that is part of the experience. It was also a very warm day-guides can’t control that-so be prepared.

Low-water season - We opted for victoria falls tour from both sides of the falls on 1 October during the low-water season. There was no water at the highest point of the Zimbabwe side. There was only trickles of water at the Zambia side. We came here knowing it’s low-water season but did not expect some parts of the falls to dry up completely. This is partly due to the drought as well. We were met with a driver and guide from Zimbabwe side, the guide walked us through all the photo stops from lookout point 1 to 16. Take note that exit is a different route. We changed driver and guide when crossing the border to Zambia. The Zambia driver bought us water and took care of us during the border customs as it was a bit chaotic. Both guides were great and patient. Lunch time is not included in the tour. We asked the Zimbabwe driver to drop us at Lookout Cafe for lunch and we got a taxi back ourselves for USD 5/person. All in all, we spent about 2.5h at Zimbabwe side and about 1h at Zambia side.

Great Views During The Hot Season - The views of Victoria Falls in September were amazing! Seeing the scope of the falls is best seen from both Zimbabwe and Zambia. Although the water level is approximately 25% of full there is still plenty of falling water to see and you can see everything in the canyons below, because the mist is far less than when the Falls is at full capacity during the April / May period. Be prepared to walk several miles and you will not need a rain coat during this time of year because the little mist that you encounter will feel great as it cools you during this very hot time of year! It is quite dry so you will see land that is normally covered in water. You will encounter many entertaining baboons on the Zambia side and you will literally enter a small patch of rain forest (during the dry season) which feels great and is such a contrast to the dry brush that surrounds it. I know that April and May provides a much cooler and wetter experience and for that reason if I return it would be at that time of year. Do keep in mind you may see less far less of the falls during the wet season because of the tremendous mist.