Private Tour

White water rafting in the Zambezi river

Overview

Available languages

Spanish

7 hours

Mobile ticket

Your friendly driver will collect you from your Victoria Falls hotel in the early morning and transport you to the park. After an important safety briefing you'll hike down to the notorious Boiling Point to meet your guides. Lifejackets, helmets and other safety supplies are provided and your expert guide will ensure the boat is balanced before your epic journey over level 4 and 5 rapids begins. Low water season, when rapids are most intense, is typically between August and December, while high water season occurs between January and March and then again in June and July. Check in advance during April and May to ensure rafting is still taking place if water levels have fallen.

You'll hammer your way through notorious rapids with terrifying names like "The Overland Truck-eater" and "Gnashing Jaws of Death." You will not only be enjoying the adrenaline pumping thrill of this exceptional activity, you will also marvel at the stark, sheer beauty and tranquility.

Additional Info

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

Infant seats unavailable

Infants must not sit on laps

No public transportation nearby

Not recommended for people with heart conditions

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not stroller accessible

Not suitable for pets

Not wheelchair accessible

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

All rafting gear (helmet, life jacket, and paddle) Local guide Light refreshments

National Park entrance fee ($10 per person) DVD (available to purchase)

Victoria Falls

What To Expect

If you're looking for adventure in Zimbabwe, experience the Zambezi River on a white-water rafting tour with pickup in Victoria Falls. With a guide, travel down one of the best one-day rafting rivers in the world, which plummets into a gorge at Victoria Falls, separating the placid river above the falls and the turbulent rapids below. The gorge is more than 328 feet (100 meter) deep at the falls and increases to more than 650 feet (200 meters) by the end of the full-day raft trip. Select a half-day or full-day trip when booking (dependent on availability). Water levels will determine whether you do low- or high-water rafting.

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