Victoria Falls Private Guided Tour of Both Sides with Big Tree and Livingstone Market

A private group, a local guide and a flexible pace across two countries. The day opens at The Big Tree on Zambezi Drive, a baobab believed to be over 1,200 years old, for a 20-minute stop with free admission. From there the route follows rainforest paths on the Zimbabwean side to viewpoints over Victoria Falls, known locally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, then crosses the Victoria Falls Bridge into Zambia with border assistance from the guide. On the Zambian side, trails and bridges lead into the spray, Knife-Edge Bridge among them. The route also takes in Livingstone town and an African market. The guide talks through the geology, history and culture of the falls, and the group sets the pace rather than a fixed schedule. The whole tour runs about five hours. The price covers a local guide, bottled water, a raincoat and an air-conditioned vehicle. Park entrance fees for Zimbabwe and Zambia are not included, and neither are visas: the KAZA Visa can be bought at the first border entry, whichever country that is. A local lunch and add-ons such as a helicopter flight can be included on request. Up to 15 travelers per booking, suitable for all fitness levels, with wheelchair accessible transport.