Visiting Southern Africa means first and for most visiting the Victoria Falls. Thrill seekers are never disappointed, but how do you get there and what are its special features? You have to red our article and you will be informed.
How to get to Victoria Falls
The jewel is located between two countries in Southern Africa namely, Zambia at Mosi-oa Tunya Park and Zimbabwe at Victoria Falls National Park. This gives it two accesses from either Zimbabwe or Zambia. For the first country, tourists will have just 50 km to drive from the Bulawayo road which descends directly from the city’s airport. This drive also acts as a Safari and is like a car ride to the area’s attraction. For the second country, tourists fly south to the town of Livingstone. Once in this town, only 10 km separate them from the Mecca of hiking. Seasonally, the dry season is the most suitable time to do this trek on both the Zambian and Zimbabwean sides. Indeed, the various hikes give access to the refreshing site and thus the sound is one of the most special in the world.
How to fully enjoy the Victoria Falls show
Tourists from all over the world have two main objectives, to see the falls and to get a feel for their sound and to get as close to them as possible. The second goal is often for extreme enthusiasts, but the authorities are there not to make a tourist attraction unsafe. In any case, the Livingstone Bridge just in front of the falls offers safety to those who cross it and brings them as close as possible. Some of the more cautious stayed below, taking comfort in being close to the falls while on the ground. They take advantage of the gatherings to make new acquaintances or listen to the various testimonies.
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