Livingstone & Victoria Falls
Experience the thunderous spray of Victoria Falls from Livingstone in southern Zambia. Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Mosi-oa-Tunya showcases Knife-Edge Bridge trails and Zambezi River sunset cruises.
About Livingstone & Victoria Falls
The Smoke that Thunders on the Zambezi
Situated in southern Zambia along the border with Zimbabwe, Livingstone serves as the historic gateway to Victoria Falls (known ancestrally as Mosi-oa-Tunya, 'The Smoke that Thunders'). Inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the falls plunge 108 metres across a 1.7-kilometre-wide basalt curtain.
Knife-Edge Bridge and Devil's Pool
The Zambian side offers the dramatic Knife-Edge Bridge foot trail, where walkers are drenched in rainforest mist. During low water (August to December), guided excursions visit Devil's Pool, a natural rock pool on the lip of the falls on Livingstone Island.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is water volume highest at Victoria Falls?
Peak spray occurs from March to May following inland summer rains, creating thundering plumes visible from miles away.
Are passports required to cross between Zambia and Zimbabwe at the falls?
Yes. Crossing the historic Victoria Falls Bridge requires a valid passport and appropriate KAZA UniVisa or transit visas.
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