Cheap flights to Victoria Falls

• South African Airways
• Ethiopian Airlines
• Air France
• Lufthansa
• British Airways

• Flights from Heathrow to Victoria Falls (VFA): 14 hours and 40 minutes
• Flights from Manchester to Victoria Falls (VFA): 15 hours and 5 minutes
• Flights from Edinburgh to Victoria Falls (VFA): 17 hours and 5 minutes

South African Airways is considered as preferred airline for traveling from London to Victoria Falls.

Provided that the traveller is a British National, UK passport holders do not require any additional documentation when entering Victoria Falls City. A USD $50 fee is required to apply for the UniVisa upon arriving at the Victoria Falls airport.

Victoria Falls city has only one International airport namely Victoria Falls International Airport. It was opened in 2013 and currently hosts domestic and South African Airliners.

Water Rafting, river boarding, bridge activities, bungee jumping and the splendour of safari are some of the major water sports. The best time to enjoy water sports at its fullest is in the months of June, July and August.

Victoria Falls Airport is being used to serve the tourism industry of Victoria Falls. It is located at 18 km distance from the town of Victoria Falls.

Ideally, Victoria Falls is in its full swing during the month of April and May just after the rainy season. This is when the snow in the highlands has fully melted and the immense torrent of water can be appreciated at optimum capacity. This offers the panoramic views of thundering waterfalls. However, the area around the city comes to a full blossom in spring, in November.

• Breathe in the mist of the Victoria Falls, as the gushing waters scatter and thunder on stone.
• Feel young again and experience white water rafting on the Zambezi River
• Sway with the beating heart of nature, among the elephants and the wildebeests at Zambezi National Park.
• Rediscover yourself and your loved ones on a sunset cruise over the Zambezi River.
• Witness the Boabob tree cluster near Victoria Falls town. The trees are both alien looking and a spectacle
• Peer over the famous Victoria Falls Bridge, connecting Zambia and Zimbabwe, and let the falling water cleanse your soul.

• For the adrenaline junkies there is the wildest one day white water rafting trip in the world, along with the 111 meter-high bungee jump.
• For a bit tamed experience there can always be kayaking and river surfing, while having an edge of how to swim in the active currents.
• Other than that, you can go see the spectre after which the whole city itself was named – the Victoria Falls. Known as Mosi-Oa-Tunya to the locals, or ‘the smoke that thunders’ to us less mysterious mortals, the allure of Victoria Falls lies in the sheer volume of water she dispenses – roughly 625 million litres of water flows over the edge every minute.

Being a host to one of the seven natural wonders of the world, Vic Falls offers some of the best accommodations and hospitality in its region. As soon as the Victoria Falls started gaining popularity in the tourism world, many local hotels in the vicinity up graded their services and equipped themselves with the contemporary amenities to match the standards of international hotel chains. In addition to that, you don’t need to be worried about the budget accommodation because Victoria Falls offers wide-ranging hotels in varying prices with standard facilities.

Our experts have chosen a few of the following for the relaxing stay in Victoria Falls.

• Pamusha Lodge
• The Kingdom Hotel
• Bayete Guest Lodge
• Cresta Sprayview
• Tatenda Lodge
• Mopani Lodge
• Backpackers Lodge

There is no need to ask why; this town named after the spectacular wild card of nature-Victoria Falls, is undoubtedly a heavenly destination.  The largest uninterrupted sheet of falling water is hotspot of the tourists from around the world.  Whether you want enjoy water splashes by standing on the Knife-Edge Bridge or drown yourself in Devil’s pool, you are surely going to have a historic experience of your life.

need to del this question to The airport provides ‘shuttle services’ to and from the hotels and other places in the town. However, there is a variety of tour operators and car rentals, offering a range of rental vehicles. You can also find the reliable taxis at the airport.

You can get around on foot, as most of the places are almost 3 km away from Victoria Falls. Hence, there are plentiful cabs to carry you within the town. Also, most of the hotels do offer transport services to their guests.

The majority of options for an accommodation are lodges rather than hotels. Very few hotel options are present in the main towns surrounding Victoria Falls, and they are relatively farther away than the entrance of the falls in comparison to all the lodges surrounding the area. Alternative options are complete lodges with swimming pools and attached restaurants, hospitality safari camps as well as a boutique lodge. Certain clubs are also available to facilitate deluxe suites and rooms. Location options also vary, with some lodges beside the banks of the Zambezi River leading to the falls, as well as some lodges established atop hills overlooking the landscape.