Devil's Pool

Embark on an unforgettable Devil's Pool adventure with a guided tour. Swim in the infamous Devil's Pool, visit Livingstone Island, and explore Victoria Falls. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or high tea and hotel pickup and drop-off. Start your day with a pickup from your hotel and head to the Devil's Pool. Swim in the infamous pool and take in the stunning views of the falls. Next, visit Livingstone Island and explore the area with your guide. Afterward, enjoy a delicious breakfast, lunch, or high tea. Finally, be dropped off back at your hotel.

Our Vic Falls trips start at 0700hrs from Kasane, Chobe. It’s 20 minutes to get to the border, the Guide assist with border formalities, visa processing. Afterwards we drive to Victoria Falls town., it’s and hour drive though Matetsi conservation area. In Vic falls we drive around points of interest. There are a lot of activities one can do while on this trip., Flight of Angels being the highlight of them all, no need for prior booking, Our office can arrange if for the guests. Zip line, Bungee Jump, Rafting, The Devil’s Pool and many others. The U$ is the main currency used in Victoria Falls, but all major currencies are allowed. We drive back usually around 1500hrs, after lunch.

Angels Pool is a tranquil area where you can swim right up to the edge of the waterfall and look down into the gorge below, experiencing a sense of peace and tranquility. On the other hand, Devil’s Pool is a more exhilarating experience as it is located right at the edge of Victoria Falls, with strong currents pushing swimmers toward the drop-off point. It’s definitely not for the faint-hearted. Both pools offer breathtaking views and a unique opportunity to connect with nature in an adrenaline-pumping way. So whether you’re looking for a serene swim or an adventure-packed experience, Angels Pool and Devils Pool have something to offer for everyone.

Visit Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park to appreciate the Victoria Falls in all their splendor. Admire this UNESCO World Heritage site on a half-day tour from Livingstone. Head to the Victoria Falls Bridge, as you learn about how the waterfall was formed, and the different types of vegetation and wildlife in the area.   Get up close to the waterfall on a walking tour of the cascades. The falls are spectacular at any time of the year. From April to August the water will be roaring. Between September and March, you can look down at the trickles of water flowing over the rocks.   At the Knife Edge Bridge you will have one of the best views of the eastern and main falls, as well as the Boiling Pot, where the river turns and heads towards Batoka Gorge.

Explore the famous Victoria Falls National Park and Bridge on a walking tour run by enthusiastic locals. Enjoy contact with Zimbabwean and Zambian bush and wildlife, a local art market and museum, and an eye-opening gorge on this unique opportunity to visit the Southern African wilderness. Begin the tour at our town office. From there, walk about 15 minutes with a local guide, who navigates a path through the African bush. Enjoy this opportunity to encounter wildlife such as impalas, warthogs, and baboons under the careful supervision of the tour guide. Next, admire local artistry at the Victoria Falls Craft Markets, where local artists sculpt works that symbolize African wildlife such as elephants, rhinoceroses, and giraffes. Made from natural materials like fibers, wood, clay, and stone, take this opportunity to get a keepsake. After passing the crafts market, cross the Zambian border post and continue walking for about 10 minutes and listen to the impressive, thunder-like crashing of the falls. Then stroll across the Victoria Falls Bridge, learn of its stunning history and experience the breathtaking views of parts of the Zimbabwean and Zambian Falls (no $50 entrance fee), the gorge and Zambezi River. Our tour also includes a stop at small museum site and admire a small-scale model of the bridge along with historic photos and documentation from the time it was built. Then head back over the border, check out the wildlife once again, and finish where the tour started.

Devils Pool, located at the top of Victoria Falls in Zambia, is a natural rock pool that allows brave swimmers to relax just inches away from the edge of one of the largest waterfalls in the world. During the dry season, when water levels are lower, adrenaline junkies can take a dip in this thrilling infinity pool while enjoying unparalleled views of the cascading waters below. The experience is not for the faint of heart, as strong currents and slippery rocks make it a dangerous endeavor. However, for those seeking an unforgettable adventure and a unique photo op, Devils Pool offers an exhilarating opportunity to connect with nature in a truly breathtaking setting. Just be sure to heed the guides' advice and enter with caution – after all, safety first!

These tours offer visitors the chance to explore this natural wonder with a knowledgeable guide who can provide interesting facts and insights about the area. You'll have the opportunity to view the falls from different vantage points, get up close to the cascading water, and even take a dip in the Devil's Pool if you're feeling brave. Whether you're an adrenaline junkie or just someone who enjoys taking in breathtaking sights, a Zimbabwean guided falls tour is sure to be a memorable experience during your trip. Just make sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring along your camera to capture all of the amazing moments along the way!

Visit one of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World on a convenient guided tour from Zambia. The adventure begins at 8:30 AM with hotel pickup. Travel approximately 45 minutes in an air-conditioned van across the Zimbabwean border to the world-famous Victoria Falls. Here, witness one of the greatest shows on earth as the raging waters of the Zambezi River crash into the Batoka Gorge. Follow an experienced guide on a 2-kilometer walk through parts of the Victoria Falls rainforest to the cliffs opposite the massive cascade. Take pictures of the main falls, the Victoria Falls Bridge, and Devil's pool as the local guide reveals interesting facts about the wildlife, geology, and history of this famous African landmark. Break for an optional lunch at 1 PM. A waterside picnic area is available nearby and complimentary transfers are offered to local restaurants where visitors can enjoy a meal with a view.

Embark on a full-day adventure from Victoria Falls to Chobe National Park, Botswana. Enjoy a game drive and a boat cruise along the Chobe River. Marvel at the unique quadripoint where 4 countries meet. Start your day with a pickup from your hotel in Victoria Falls and head to the border. Change from a minivan to an open-sided 4x4 safari game viewer. Meet your Botswana guide who will drive you to Chobe National Park for a game drive. After your game drive, enjoy a buffet lunch at a lodge near the Chobe River. Then, board a boat for a cruise along the Chobe River. Cruise to the unique quadripoint where 4 countries meet, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and Namibia. Marvel at the only place in the world where four countries meet simultaneously. The river is also known for its diverse and abundant wildlife, including elephants, lions, hippos, crocodiles, and various fish species. After your cruise, make your way back to the border for your transfer to your accommodation in Victoria Falls.

Visit Devil’s Cataract and Livingstone’s Statue. Dr. David Livingstone is reputed to be the first European to see the Victoria Falls on 16th November 1855. Do the Chain Walk, which leads down into the gorge for an excellent view of Devils Cataract and Cataract Island. Head to Devil’s Cataract and Main Falls. This is true rainforest with many types of bird life as well as flora and fauna. This runs through to wet and intermittent views of Livingstone Island and Rainbow Falls. It was from the grassy ledge above Livingstone Island precipice that David Livingstone first saw the falls.  At the next viewpoint, Livingstone’s statue is visible above the falls. This is the best place for views of Devil’s Cataract, especially in the morning. The following viewpoint provides the best views of the Main Falls. From the right hand corner of the viewing area, it is possible to see the river at the bottom of the gorge. At the Main Falls, when the river is in flood, there is very little to see but torrents of spray.  Discover Rainbow Falls, which is the highest point of the Falls, Danger Point, which leads along the cliff edge for a view of the Eastern Cataract on the Zambian side, and Boiling Pot, which looks down into the boiling turbulent waters far below. Conclude your tour at Bridge Viewpoint, where you can looks onto the Victoria Falls Bridge, linking Zimbabwe and Zambia.