Zambezi River cruises.

A sunset cruise, drifting down the Zambezi into the setting sun, camera in hand, with sundowners and snacks, is almost certain to be your first activity during your stay with us.   You can also choose to get up early and experience dawn on the river as the mist rises and the birds awake.   You will never forget this, we promise. 

Our village guide lives in the community and will show you  how rural Zambians lead their lives in this completely uncommercial setting.  You're also guaranteed to be followed by curious children!   You'll see our school and education areas and the community farm that are part funded by the village walks.

Our village guide lives in the community and will show you  how rural Zambians lead their lives in this completely uncommercial setting.  You're also guaranteed to be followed by curious children!   You'll see our school and education areas and the community farm that are part funded by the village walks.

Our expert guides will take you around the Waterberry riverbank and woodland areas to see our amazing collection of birds.   Keen birders can also visit Mosi O Tunya Park and even the Livingstone Sewage Ponds (something to make your friends jealous when you get home!).

Cruise to one of our local sandy islands for a champagne picnic, served by your personal butler, and an afternoon spent lazing, just watching the river go by and listening to the sounds of nature. When the river is high and the islands are submerged your picnic will be a lunchtime cruise.  A perfect balance to the previous energetic day spent visiting the Falls. 

Livingstone was the capital of Zambia at the beginning of the 20th century, and some fascinating architecture remains.   In the Museum you can actually pull out and read David Livingstone’s handwritten letters.  At Maramaba Market you will see where local Zambians shop for food, beautiful fabrics and literally everything!

Walking the paths around The Falls is an unmatched, awe-inspiring experience.  We think everyone should see the Falls from both the Zambian and Zimbabwean sides, because they are very different experiences. . Entry fee: $20pp Zambia and $30pp Zimbabwe.   (Essential note : Make sure you buy the Kaza Visa when you come into Zambia for the first time.   This allows you to cross freely between both countries)

Throw yourself off a bridge 330 feet above the water, eh?   It's up to you - you can watch them open-mouthed or you can join in.   For some people the question is 'why would anyone do that?', for others it is 'how do I get to do that?'.  We have answers for both questions, but for hip and knee replacements the answer is always NO.

A beautiful, peaceful way to experience the Zambezi at water's eye level.   Accompanied by skilled guides to steer you through small rapids, around little islands where crocodiles are basking in the sun (and watching you), and past pods of curious hippos.   

This is quite something.  After crossing over the sensational new bridge at Kazungula, which is the border between Zambia and Botswana, you will spend the day in the Chobe River and National Park - world famous for the absolutely stunning variety and quantity of animals and birds.   It's a must for anyone who's not had time to safari, and a huge treat for anyone with a camera.

A flight over Victoria Falls is a fantastic way to understand the dramatic geology of the vast waterfall and its astonishing gorges.   You can choose between the up close and personal microlight, skimming through the spray, or the thrill of flying over the Falls in a helicopter and then swooping into the gorge.  Astonishing.  A great way to complete your Falls visit.

This amusing and educational presentation of the world-famous, more-than-a-century- old, bridge - from initial concept to supremely skilled and inventive building -  is followed by the chance to walk the Engineer's Path under the bridge.  A great story, fantastic views and a serious challenge to your vertigo!

A lovely, quiet ride through the bush along the riverbank.  Wild animals are unafraid of people on horseback, and so on this gentle saunter from stables back to Waterberry you may see small game and big elephants, and you'll be paired with a horse that understands your ability and travels (mostly) at the speed you want.

This once-in-a-lifetime experience takes you to the island in the middle of the Zambezi where David Livingstone first saw The Falls.   You'll peer over the very, very high cliff edge and get the chance to swim at the top of The Falls in the Devil's Pool or the Angel's Chair (and take what will certainly qualify as some of your best-ever holiday snaps).

Walk to see the white rhino in our local national park.   This is truly an awe- inspiring, humbling experience.   Knowing that we may well be the last generations to see these astonishing animals in the wild, you'll come away feeling privileged and determined to fight for conservation.

A steam train lover's dream.   Welcome to the train, pull away from the sidings and head for sundowners on the world famous Victoria Falls Bridge, hear the fascinating story about Livingstone (the person and the town) and enjoy a 5-star dinner.  A perfect way to end a day.

Only at very low water - rafting upstream to reach the cliff, then scrambling and swimming to the amazing rock pools hewn out of the basalt over millions of years.  Swimming in the rock pools, splashing in the spray, an unbelievable experience.  And, for those with enough stamina, carrying on down and rafting the rapids.

This is THE ultimate rafting trip down the world's most challenging rapids.  The clue, as always, is in the name.  There are rapids called Stairway To Heaven, The Terminator, Oblivion, The Washing Machine, The Devil's Toilet Bowl - are you getting the idea?  The adrenaline surge of a lifetime.  Wonderful.