The town of Livingstone was moved from Old Drift in 1905 when it was decided that a location on Constitution Hill would be healthier than one on the river.

The town was carefully planned with wide streets, avenues of beautiful trees, buildings with high ceilings and mosquito netted verandahs.

The Livingstone Museum houses the most comprehensive collection of memorabilia of David Livingstone and the Railway Museum has a collection of locomotives.

Maramba market is a bustling colourful market where the local Zambians come to shop. The market sells everything from fruit and vegetables to second hand clothes and bright chitenge (local fabric). Curios are available from another market situated in a small park in the centre of town.

A natural phenomenon and one of the seven natural Wonders of the World, the Victoria Falls is an immense curtain of water cascading over 100m. Around 550 million litres over the lip every minute, at peak flow this increases to 750 million litres.

Around the Falls is rainforest sustained by the spray of the Falls with some plant species rarely found elsewhere in Zambia or Zimbabwe. 
 
During peak flow (January to June) the Zambian side of the Falls is the most spectacular and there are walkways to look out points and across the swaying Knife Edge bridge. 

 ‘Feel the Freedom’ on a 15 minute flight over the Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River.

 Highlight includes:

• Experience a bird’s eye-view of the seemingly tranquil Zambezi River.
• It flies lower than a fixed wing aircraft offering unrivalled opportunities to view the breathtaking Victoria Falls.
• Discover the zigzag of gorges leading to the infamous Batoka Gorge downstream.
• The extended 30 minutes flight will include views of the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park.

111 metres of pure adrenaline rush! The bungi jump operates off the Victoria Falls Bridge and has a 100% safety record. Over 50 000 people have committed themselves to the thrill of jumping off the bridge.

Challenge the limits of the mind and test the edge of fear by leaping off the impressive bridge, with the Falls behind and the mighty Zambezi below.

Ankle and body harnesses are attached separately to clients. After jumping they are winched back onto the bridge. Photographs and video are taken of each jumper and are available for purchase.

White Water Rafting on the Zambezi River in Victoria Falls has been classified by the British Canoe Union as Grade 5 - "extremely difficult, long and violent rapids, steep gradients, big drops and pressure areas". This is a high volume, pool-drop river with little exposed rock either in the rapids or in the pools below the rapids.

The Zambezi Waterfront located 4km upstream of the falls is the official base from which the rafting, kayaking and riverboarding operations.

Enjoy a leisurely sunset cruise aboard one of the finest boats on the Zambezi River, with incredible views of the wild African bush! You are likely to spot crocodiles, hippos and some fascinating bird life.

 A selection of local drinks and tasty snacks are served on board and are included in your tour price (wine excluded and for sale).  

Chobe is a unique wonderland full of mystery, endless diversity and game in abundance.

Clients are collected in the morning and transported to the border post, then across the mighty Zambezi heading to where the borders of Zambia, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana meet in the middle of the river.  The meeting of four countries is one of only two places on the globe where this is possible.

At Kasane, Botswana, clients commence a river cruise down the Chobe River.  This riverfront area is renowned for its large herds of elephant, buffalo, variety of antelope, hippo, crocodile and a myriad of birds.

The afternoon includes a scenic wilderness game drive in Chobe National Park with a return to Livingstone by Sunset.

An elephant back safari is not just a ride on the largest animal in Africa, it's an unforgettable experience where clients get to interact with the elephants as well as enjoy a ride through wilderness areas and beautiful riverine scenery. 

Whilst on the ride, clients may see other wild elephant as well as buffalo, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest and a host of other plains game. 

Along the Zambezi River, hippo and crocodile are common and there is a wide variety of bird species. 

Each elephant has its own handler and clients will leave having witnessed the elephant's incredible skills, intelligence and willingness to respond to instruction. 

The ride is approximately one hour and the overall interaction time with the elephants is about 3 hours.  Trips are available in the morning and afternoon. 

One of the finest ways to experience the African bush is on horseback.  We have a range of trip options available ranging from half day novice rides to full and multi day adventures for experienced riders that range far into splendid Teak forests, Mopani woodland and sub-riverine bush to explore the dramatic scenery above the Batoka Gorge.

There is a chance to see small game such as bushbuck or duiker, hippos and crocodiles along the river and in the dry season there is a better opportunity of spotting elephant and buffalo.  There is also a wide variety of birdlife.  All rides are led by experienced riders/guides and all riding abilities are catered for.

The River Safari takes guests along the banks of the Zambezi River as well as close to the many islands in the river along the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park.

The specifically designed propeller-free safari boats have the unique ability to cross the numerous rapids along the upper Zambezi River comfortably. Because there is no external propeller, these boats can operate in water as shallow as 20 cm. As a result, the operational range is substantially greater than any other powerboat service, extending from as close as 200 m from the Victoria Falls to beyond the upper river lodges.