Guided Tour of the Victoria Falls on the Zambian side

We had an amazing time on this tour. Our tour guide was Stecy and she was very knowledgeable about the falls. I was also travelling with my 1 year old baby and she helped out massively with her too. Would definitely recommend this tour. Such an amazing experience.

When finally visiting Victoria Falls (a long delayed trip due to the pandemic), I wanted too see both sides. Not being familiar with the Zambian side, and concerned about the logistics of the border crossings, I booked this tour. The driver and guide found me near the bridge and got me across the border. Then the guide took me to all the different areas of Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park on the Zambia side. Afterwards, they got me back to cross into Zimbabwe, where I toured Victoria Falls National Park on my own. It was really great getting to experience both sides, at that amazing place. Unfortunately, I cannot remember the name of my guide, nor the driver, but both were great.

A lovely tour of the Victoria falls on the Zambia side. Stacey was my guide and was very knowledgable, she had so much information about the falls. I was collected from the Zimbabwe border and then she helped me with passport control. Seeing the falls from the Zambia side is a must

Really informative, a great way to see the falls and hear more about the local history etc Prepare to get very wet!

The Zambian side of Victoria Falls was absolutely breathtaking, and our guide from HSM made it even better. He explained the history and natural features in a fun and engaging way. The Knife-Edge Bridge views are unforgettable. Perfect for travelers staying in Livingstone

If you are planning to see the falls from the Zimbabwe side, make sure to take sometime to see them from the Zambian as well. It’s totally worth it! HSM Adventures arranged our transportation from our hotel in Victoria Falls and took us through the process at the border where another driver was waiting for us to give us a tour of the falls and take us to our hotel in Livingston. Our guide offered us cold water and some snacks, he had a great sense of humor, very patient (specially with my husband who loves to take videos of everything), and also gave us all the information about the falls. We always felt safe and taken care of. After the falls and lots of pictures and videos, they took us to see this African tree that it leaves more than 5 thousand years. After the visit to the tree, we went to see the river. At the end of the adventure, they dropped us off at the hotel safe and sound.

Out guide was very good but unfortunately we only visited the Zambia side of the falls and there was hardly any water. We didn’t realise we wouldn’t see them from Zimbabwe as you need a visa (55 dollars per person) but it would have been helpful if the tour details had been more explicit

A Unique Livingstone Experience: Where Wildlife Meets Natural Wonders Livingstone, the tourist capital of Zambia, is a destination that continues to captivate travelers from around the globe. As one of the top 100 places you must see before you die, it offers an extraordinary blend of wildlife encounters, stunning natural wonders, and warm, welcoming people. This time of year, Livingstone is graced by the majestic presence of elephants. If you're driving around, especially near the Radisson Blu hotel, one of the city's newest additions, you might find yourself waiting patiently as these gentle giants cross the road. It's a humbling experience to witness these creatures roam freely, particularly as they pass through the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. At the entrance to the iconic Victoria Falls, you'll be greeted by playful monkeys and curious baboons. Whether you're in the car park or exploring the falls area, these lively animals are always a delight to watch. While the falls are at their most breathtaking during the rainy season, the current drought has slightly reduced their flow. Nevertheless, their beauty and power remain awe-inspiring. Don't miss out on a boat cruise along the Zambezi River, where you can experience one of the most beautiful sunsets you'll ever see. The reflection of the sun on the river's surface, with the occasional glimpse of hippos or crocodiles, makes for an unforgettable experience. Livingstone is not just about the sights; it's about the people too. The locals are known for their friendliness and hospitality, making your visit even more special. So, if you're planning a trip, Livingstone should be at the top of your list. It’s a place where nature, wildlife, and culture come together in a way that few other destinations can match.

Fantastic tour on the Zambian side of the falls. Complete with all the baboon viewing I could want (watching the babies clumsily jump was adorable). We went to every viewing point in the falls, including down by the boiling point and got some cultural facts as well. Then, after a quick stop at the market, a stop at the lookout tree. Fair warning, those merchants are very persistent

Our Guide was so knowledgeable,he told us about the history of the falls and the white missionaries,he took us to all the view points and we walked through the knife bridge,it was soaking wet.. very refreshing and beautiful view,we then passed by the art and curious market,then we went to the look out tree where we had the view of the falls from the tree,and we where served with snacks,drinks and some coffee. The falls was beautiful..