Known locally as the “Smoke that Thunders,” Victoria Falls straddles the Zimbabwe–Zambia border and forms the world’s largest sheet of falling water. Its thunderous cascades and mist-shrouded gorge provide a thrilling sensory experience, visible from miles away. Adventurers can bungee jump from the historic Victoria Falls Bridge or tackle the mighty rapids of the Batoka Gorge by white-water rafting. Scenic rainforest trails offer views of rainbows dancing amid refreshing spray, while sunset cruises on the Zambezi River reveal abundant wildlife. Peak flow occurs from February to May, creating a jaw-dropping display, though the Falls are enchanting year-round. Consider a helicopter flight for aerial panoramas, and bring a waterproof jacket for exploring walkways near the Falls.
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