Victoria Falls (Mosi-oa-Tunya) National Park

Today we headed to Livingstone, the former capital of Zambia. There was a sense of excitement in the air as we were about to get our first sighting of Mosi-O-Tunya ("The smoke that thunders") or the mighty Victoria Falls. We were at the campsite by lunch time. We quickly set up our tents, got some lunch and took a taxi to the falls.

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... it has had for millions of other eyes during the past hundred & fifty years. Victoria Falls crosses the boundary of two countries -- Zambia and Zimbabwe.  Historically Zimbabwe was the main tourist destination, but the ...

... frontier office of Zambia side. The officer asked some simple questions. "Where are you going to stay? Livingstone?" I answerd him "In a Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and I'll back today." When I paid for some money as the issued of visa, and passed the ...

... morning making one pit stop in Lusaka (Zambia’s capital city) then onward to Livingstone arriving early afternoon at Victoria Falls on the Zambia side. ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya‘ - (the smoke that thunders) is the local name for Victoria Falls, ...

... of those experiences that I will never forget. I would even go as far as saying that it was the highlight of our entire adventure! Victoria Falls was the end of our journey but also we ended on such a high. The last night was spent on a booze cruise ...

... a lot while white water rafting (Mum nothing to worry about, I am fine but I don’t think I will show you the DVD!) Today is the last day in Zambia and then we  are off to Botswanna for Chobe National Park and the Okavanga Delta! ...