| Do you want to know about the facts on Victoria Falls in Africa?
Visit the magnificent Victoria Falls - the world's largest waterfall. The “Smoke that Thunders” also known as “the greatest known curtain of falling water” Victoria Falls are a spectacular sight of awe-inspiring beauty and grandeur on the Zambezi River, bordering Zambia and Zimbabwe. The facts on Victoria Falls, commissioned by Cecil John Rhodes in 1900. - Up to 546 cubic metres of water per minute flow over the edge
- Nearly two kilometers wide
Common Questions asked about Victoria Falls - How high is Victoria Falls?
- What size is Victoria Falls?
- Nearly two kilometers wide
- What is the latitude and longitude of Victoria Falls
- What are the rock types at Victoria Falls
What to do at Victoria Falls? The Victoria Falls area is the ‘Adventure Centre’ of Southern Africa, with various adrenaline sports, unmatched scenery of breathtaking proportions, and many other leisure options for outdoor lovers. - Whitewater rafting
- Canoeing
- Bungi jumping
- River safaris
- Elephant back safaris
- Abseiling
How to get to Victoria Falls?
Just 11 kilometers from the town of Livingstone by road. At the border post there is a parking area where you can leave your car. You can walk to all points around the falls from here. From Zimbabwe, cross the border at the town of Victoria Falls and park just after the Zambian border post. Where to stay at Victoria Falls? The Drifters Inn is well located, overlooking a wilderness area, and within easy walking distance of all activities. Accommodation is in twin rooms, some sharing bathrooms, and breakfast is included. For other meals, a choice of nearby restaurants is available. A swimming pool, garden bar, TV lounge, and laundry facility are provided for guests’ We operate tailor-made tours and safaris in and around this spectacular region offering a comprehensive travel service, with personal service and fantastic value for money. | 
