The Victoria Falls National Park

... That afternoon, I went on foot to see the Falls, to see it from another perspective. The road down to the national park which surrounds them was running the usual gauntlet of money changers, icecream sellers and people trying to sell you anything at all. ...

... . Unfortunately: no sky diving, even no planes but helicopter flights. We book one for 13h30. We step into the national park and walk the 2 km along the Falls. The sound is overwhelming, the power of the water unbelievable, so hard that it blows up and ...

... $30 for most others. We could of bypassed Zimbabwe and gone straight on to Zambia but the views of Victoria Falls are meant to be much better from the Zimbabwe side. We are also losing about 10 people from our tour and another 10 new people are getting on ...

... x 18 month olds. Most of our day is spent walking in the bush with the cubs, lettng them play, socialise and investigate. The National Park we are based in is unfenced and a big game area. The elephants, buffalo and wild lions are an ongoing threat, ...

... is constantly a huge mist cloud over the VF National Park and once there, the views are awesome. While walking through the national park to view the falls we got drenched by the mist which I categorize more like rain showers. Good thing I made a US$2 ...

... x 18 month olds. Most of our day is spent walking in the bush with the cubs, lettng them play, socialise and investigate. The National Park we are based in is unfenced and a big game area. The elephants, buffalo and wild lions are an ongoing threat, ...

... view. Vic Falls was amazing from grounf level but even more stunning from the air. The rainbows I had seen on foot in the National Park were even more spectacular from an aerial view. As we flew over a game park we could see elephants in the distance. ...

... appreciation of their size and beauty including the magnificent gorges that take the Zambezi downstream. - Horse Riding through the national park getting up close and personal with some wildlife (unfortunately Leah got a little too close - her horse ...

... otherwise.  I had written my 3rd post card in 3 weeks while awaiting sunset, so I jogged to the post office from the national park to mail it.  I really did not want to fend off any more curio sellers, beggars, hustlers, or the like, so I had ...

... had to cross the border and back which added more time to our trip.  After the flight I headed for the national park to see the Falls in all their glory.  I love water and could have stayed there for hours watching the water thundering over the ...

... revolting. After being taxied to the Vic Falls backpackers where I was staying for the night, I walked back down to the falls and entered the national park from the Zimbabwean side.  Wow, the view of the falls was so much better from this side.  ...