Victoria Falls is one of the world’s most spectacular and famous waterfalls. It is located on the Zambezi River, which forms the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The falls are known for their enormous size, as well as for the spectacular views and the thundering sound of the water cascading over the edge. Victoria Falls is a popular tourist destination and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its incredible natural beauty and the many activities that can be enjoyed in the area. Some of the popular activities include bungee jumping, white-water rafting, and taking a helicopter or microlight flight over the falls. Visitors can also take a guided tour of the falls and the surrounding rainforest, or simply enjoy the views from one of the many lookout points. Victoria Falls is also known for its good wildlife viewing and visitors can see elephants, crocodiles, hippos, and many other animals.
1. Cresta Sprayview Victoria Falls, hotel in Victoria Falls
Cresta Sprayview Victoria Falls, hotel in Victoria Falls
2. Hotel & Campsite Victoria Falls
Hotel & Campsite Victoria Falls
3. Victoria Falls Rainbow Hotel, a hotel in Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls Rainbow Hotel, a hotel in Victoria Falls
4. Ilala Lodge Hotel, a hotel in Victoria Falls
Ilala Lodge Hotel, a hotel in Victoria Falls
5. Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
6. A’zambezi River Lodge, hotel in Victoria Falls
A’zambezi River Lodge, hotel in Victoria Falls
7. Batonka Guest Lodge, a hotel in Victoria Falls
Batonka Guest Lodge, a hotel in Victoria Falls
8. Elephant Hills Resort, a hotel in Victoria Falls
Elephant Hills Resort, a hotel in Victoria Falls
9. Bayete Guest Lodge
Bayete Guest Lodge
Nkosi Guest Lodge
10. Nkosi Guest Lodge
1. Harare
Harare
Bulawayo
3. Masvingo
Masvingo
4. Marondera
Marondera
5. Chinhoyi
Chinhoyi
6. Mutare
Mutare
7. Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls
8. Matobo National Park
Matobo National Park
9. Lake Mutirikwi National Park
Lake Mutirikwi
10. Hwange National Park
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Falls (Zimbabwe) and Livingstone (Zambia) have international airports. There are several flights per day from various destinations, as shown in the schedule below. If your accommodation is in the other country, you can fly into either of these airports and take a short road transfer (which must be booked) across the border.
The closest airports to the Falls are Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe and Livingstone Airport in Zambia. However, you can fly into Kasane Airport in Botswana and take an hour-long road transfer to Victoria Falls. This is an important first step.
Other Important Airports
Harare and Bulawayo are Zimbabwe’s other international airports. However, these are hundreds of kilometers in length.
Both Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe) and Livingstone (Zambia) have international airports. There are several flights per day from various destinations, as shown in the schedule below.
The closest airports to the Falls are Victoria Falls Airport in Zimbabwe and Livingstone Airport in Zambia. However, you can fly into Kasane Airport in Botswana and take an hour-long road transfer to Victoria Falls. This is an important first step.
Other Important Airports
Harare and Bulawayo are Zimbabwe’s other international airports. However, these are hundreds of kilometers away, and getting to Victoria Falls from there would necessitate an additional costly flight or a long and costly road transfer.
The best time to visit Victoria Falls is between February and May, just after the summer rains, when the world’s largest sheet of falling water is at its peak volume. The tricky part about visiting Victoria Falls is that the best spray does not coincide with peak safari season in nearby Chobe, Botswana, or Hwange, Zimbabwe. Swimming in Devil’s Pool and certain sections of white-water rapids are also extremely dangerous when the water is at its highest and fastest.
We do not recommend visiting the Falls during the dry winter season, which runs from October to November, because the water level is lowest and the weather is cold.
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Botswana’s tourism industry began to develop in the 1990s following the end of apartheid and Nelson Mandela’s release from prison. The Okavango Delta region is both a popular tourist destination and a world heritage site. The tourism industry created 23,000 jobs in 2005, representing 4.5% of the total formal employment in Botswana. Tourism in Botswana has the potential to reduce pressure and traffic in existing wildlife attraction sites while simultaneously creating more opportunities for local communities to engage in the tourism economy. Some argue it can boost the economic status of the people, create employment, enhance community cohesion and cultural pride, and contribute to the development of infrastructure.
Chobe National Park, in northwest Botswana, has one of the largest game concentrations in the African continent. Established in 1961 it covers an area of 52,800 km2, making it the second-largest game reserve in the world. Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park is a large wildlife preserve and conservation area in southern Africa.
Orchid Luxury Boutique Guesthouse
River View Lodge
Maun Luxury Oasis
303 Luxury Suite
Evolve Back Kalahari
Manong Game Lodge
302 Luxury Suite
Regent Select Hotel
Khwai River Lodge
The Daily Grind Cafe + Kitchen
Studio Cafe BW
Two Six Seven
Touch Down
Peermont Mondior Gaborone, Botswana
Woolworths Food Mowana Park
The PRINCETON LOUNGE
Sanitas
Moremi Game Reserve
Gabane
Kasane
Maun
Gaborone
Chobe National Park
Francistown
Central Kalahari Game Reserve
Jwaneng
SA Airlink, Ethiopian Airlines, Kenya Airways, and Botswana’s main airline, Air Botswana, are the major airlines that fly into Botswana. There are no direct flights from Europe or the majority of the rest of the world. Commercial airlines can only fly directly into Botswana from Johannesburg, Cape Town, or Victoria Falls in South Africa.
The dry season, which lasts from May to October, is the best time to visit Botswana. Temperatures range from 22°C to 35°C, so you’ll have warm, sunny days — just keep in mind that the nights can get much colder, so pack accordingly. During the dry season, water levels in the Okavango Delta are at their highest, creating the waterways and channels that Botswana is famous for. The green season in Botswana lasts from November to April. The rain brightens the scenery with verdant foliage, and you may see animals giving birth to their young, so it’s still a great time to travel (if you don’t mind the rain).
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Tanzania is a breathtakingly beautiful country that must be seen at least once in one’s lifetime. The country is well-known throughout the world for its breathtaking savannahs, towering mountains, bustling cities, and sun-drenched islands. There appears to be little reason not to consider Tanzania for your next African adventure, as it truly has it all.
Tanzania has several tourist attractions. Approximately 38% of Tanzania’s geographical area is set aside for conservation in protected areas. There are 17 national parks, 29 game reserves, 40 protected areas (including the Ngorongoro Conservation Area), and maritime parks. Tanzania is also home to Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak.
Mizingani Seafront Hotel, Sandies Baobab Beach Zanzibar, and Kendwa Rocks Hotel are among our most popular Tanzania hotels. These hotels are decent, inexpensive, and adequate.
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Melia Zanzibar
Dongwe Club
The Z Hotel Zanzibar
DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Zanzibar – Nungwi
The Residence Zanzibar
TUI BLUE Bahari Zanzibar
Zanbluu Beach Hotel
Nungwi Dreams by Mantis
Samaki Samaki
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Karambezi Cafe
Indoitaliano
Badolina Secret Garden Restaurant
Milan’s Restaurant
Chapan Bhog
Grill House
Akemi
Serengeti National Park
Ngorongoro Crater
Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania
– Africa’s Highest Peak
Nyerere (Selous) National Park – Africa’s Largest Wildlife Reserve
Crocodile in Selous National Park in Tanzania
Ruaha National Park –
Katavi National Park –
Mahale Mountains – Spectacular Scenery and Habituated Chimpanzees
Chimp trekking in Mahale Mountains, Tanzania
Zanzibar – a Beautiful Island Bursting With Culture and History
On the beach at Zanzibar, Tanzania
Pemba – the ‘Green Island’ of East Africa
Beach of Pemba Island, Tanzania
Mafia Island – a Beach Paradise With Superb Diving
A visit to Tanzania will freeze you as you enjoy the beautiful sites. Are you craving for some real adventure during your trip to Tanzania? Well, Tanzania has some outstanding adventurous activities waiting for you.
You can have some really adventurous things to do in Tanzania apart from enjoying the blissful wild beauty of the country. The country offers you the ethnic African culture widely.
Make sure you indulge in all of these exciting experiences on your trip to Tanzania, Africa, for an unforgettable holiday experience with your friends or family.
Kilimanjaro International Airport (JRO) is located 46 kilometers/29 miles east of Arusha, Tanzania’s most popular Northern safari circuit.
Julius Nyerere International Airport (DAR) is located 13 kilometers/8 miles southwest of Dar es Salaam. Visitors to the southern parks enter through the latter.
You can fly or drive between reserves from Arusha or Dar es Salaam. Some domestic flights depart from Kilimanjaro International Airport, but the majority of flights to reserves depart from the much smaller Arusha Airport (ARK), located 8km/5 mi west of town. In most cases, your local tour operator will pick you up from the airport and arrange all further transportation as part of your safari package, regardless of how you choose to travel.
The best time to visit Tanzania is determined by the type of wildlife you want to see. The seasons and wildlife numbers in the country are determined by the rain, so your experience will vary depending on when you visit.
Tanzania’s main draw is the Great Migration, which takes place all year across Serengeti. Many visitors come here between July and September to see huge herds of wildebeest and zebra cross the Mara River, where they try to avoid the jaws of crocodiles and other predators waiting to pounce. However, there will be a lot of vehicles in the park this time of year.
Tanzania’s ‘green season,’ which lasts from November to March, is much quieter. While there is a chance of rain showers, it is not expected to rain. It’s an excellent time for birdwatching, with thousands of migratory species arriving. There will also be Great Migration herds with newly born calves.
The only time we avoid Tanzania is between April and May when heavy rains can make wildlife viewing difficult.
DISCOVER THE LAND OF A THOUSAND HILLS – VISIT RWANDA
Located in Central Africa’s Great Rift Valley, where the Southeast African continent and the African Great Lakes region meet, is the landlocked nation of Rwanda, formally the Republic of Rwanda. Since the 11th century, Twas, Tutsis, and Hutus have lived in what is now Kigali. The city includes a Muslim Quarter and a thriving market and is situated on a number of beautiful peaks and lovely valleys. Over a million people, predominantly Tutsis and moderate Hutus, were killed in the fighting that took place in Rwanda’s capital. Built over a mass grave where 250,000 people are interred, the Kigali Memorial Centre serves as a perpetual memorial to the 1994 Genocide. The Kigali City Tour Bus is a fantastic way to learn about this now-safe and welcoming city.
The Kigali City Sight Seeing trip will be to your taste. There are several stunning images of Rwanda’s stunning mountainous landscapes. You will also go to a number of markets and buy Rwandan goods from the lovely Rwandans. You will discover more about the past and present of Rwanda. Outsiders are mostly left to their own devices until they want assistance, in which case they will be received with great hospitality. The city’s broad, tree-lined boulevards and spotless squares are safe places to promenade. Thriving art culture is there, and there are more and more places to eat and drink—many of them with enticing panorama vistas. For local craftspeople and food merchants to display and exchange their wares, the Kigali Cultural Village provides a specific area. The convention center, which shines brightly into the night sky atop one of the numerous hills in Kigali, as well as new shopping malls and office buildings, are all signs of the city’s fast development.
In contrast to the government and administrative district, which is located on Kacyiru Hill farther east, the core commercial area occupies Nyarugenge Hill. One of the major valleys is bordered by Nyarutarama Lake, also known as Lover’s Lake, which is an 18-hole golf course. With the possibility to observe some of Rwanda’s amazing birds, the trail around the lake is very serene and provides for a great urban nature walk.
With 80% of employment and 90% of the nation’s food demands being met by agriculture, Rwanda’s agricultural industry is essential to the country’s economy. The five-year, $32.6 million Feed the Future Rwanda Hinga Weze Activity, funded by USAID, focused on the sustainable intensification of Rwandan smallholder farming systems, with an emphasis on climate-smart, nutrition-sensitive approaches and social behavior change across 170 villages.
There are some intriguing locations in Rwanda:
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This fun and interesting tour is just a token of 850000 cfa
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