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Victoria Falls Introduction | Map | Accommodations | Activities | Safaris | Photos |
Victoria Falls Photo Gallery
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Whitewater rafting on the Zambian shoreline commences in sight of the Boiling Pot below Victoria Falls. Visit our whitewater section for full details on SafPar's rafting options, a blow by blow account of the rapids, the latest river report or go to the rafting fact file.
A toast above Victoria Falls
A view across Victoria Falls from the Zambian shoreline. At 1700 metres in width and just over 100 metres in height, Victoria Falls is the largest curtain of falling water on the planet. The annual Zambezi flood usually peaks around Easter time each year with a flow rate of just under 33 million cubic metres per second.
An aerial shot of Victoria Falls taken 6 weeks after the annual peak
Victoria Falls presents truly spectacular views from the Rain Forest on the Zimbabwean bank.
Additional Victoria Falls photos can be found in the following galleries:Thorntree Lodge, The Zambezi Waterfront, Whitewater rafting, and the Zambezi Action galleries
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