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Victoria Falls Travel Info
 About Walking Safaris
The modern-day walking safari originated in the Luangwa Valley in the early 60's - the art has since been perfected by a series of old school Professional Guides particularly in Zambia and Zimbab...
[more information] Golf at Elephant Hills
My golfing career has spanned many years of inactivity. From my first painful experience at the country club of my home town of Cathcart in the Eastern Cape to my last disaster .....
[more information] Livingstone
This Victoria Falls Travel Guide to Livingstone, Zambia explains how Livingstone is a tourism centre for Victoria Falls, Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and the Zambezi River...
[more information] Lower Zambezi Valley
The Lower Zambezi Valley remains a huge and untamed wilderness, sparingly inhabited by local tribesman, rich in big game and bird life. This wild region includes the moderately unexplored Lower Zam...
[more information] Victoria Falls History
This Victoria Falls Travel Guide to Victoria Falls history explains how the falls and surrounding area was occupied from around 3 million years ago...
[more information] Victoria Falls Magic
Victoria Falls is one of the world's most arresting sights, and their surrounds combine the adrenalin capital of Africa, a history lover's haven and a hedonistic party zone...
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The intensely beautiful and exotic setting of the Victoria Falls overwhelms the senses and stimulates a feeling of adventure, rather like falling in love!...
[more information] Victoria Falls Safari
Visitors to Victoria Falls can view Big Five game, explore splendid National Parks on the Zambezi River and enjoy superb bird watching and fishing. Elephant Back Safaris, Lion Walks......
[more information] When To Visit
Victoria Falls enjoys a mild and dry winter from around June to mid-August and is an all year round destination. We have a warm to hot spring until the rains start in mid-November; it becomes warm...
[more information] Zimbabwe - Hwange & Vic Falls
With over 8, 000km˛ (5, 000mi˛) of thorn and sand flats on Zimbabwe's western border with Botswana, Hwange National Park is the largest game reserve in the country and one of the biggest in the...
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