ZAMBIA Day Tours

Take the 111 metre bungi jump plunge into the Batoka Gorge, with the Zambezi rushing up to meet you, only to stop 10 metres short of the river water. You’re given the choice of a single jump alone, or tandem with a partner.  It’s exhilarating, and as with any professional organisation, you’ll be given a comprehensive safety briefing prior to the jump, and are assisted back to the bridge with the help of support crew. 

* No children under 14 years * Remember to take your passport
Weight Restriction - Min 40kg and Max 140kg

Join us on a lazy, leisurely sunset cruise aboard one of the finest boats on the Zambezi, the African Queen. We’ll top up your drinks as the sun sinks over the water, and you’ll be increasingly mesmerised by the exquisite views of the wild African bush. Nothing like it. We float past the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, and you’re very likely to spot crocodiles, hippos, astonishing birdlife, perhaps elephants and whatever else comes down to the riverbank to drink. It’s always a surprise, always a great sense of anticipation. And as the sun sinks lower, we have a selection of local drinks and tasty snacks to serve on board. There’s wine too, for your own account.

Here’s a unique wildlife safari experience! No stamina needed. Just climb aboard our jet-propelled boats, as we set off weaving our way stealthily through the numerous channels and islands of the Zambezi River, edging up closer to wildlife than is imaginable. It’s a wonderfully unobtrusive way to approach game such as hippos and crocs – and many others – as they come down to the river’s edge to drink. And for birders? Plentiful, it’s paradise. Our jet-propelled boat carries snacks and local drinks – wine excluded, but we have it for sale – so it’s sundowners with the hippos... and who knows what else?

There’s more to the little town of Livingstone than meets the eye, so join us on an enlightening visit to uncover what lies beneath the surface of the town and its surrounding villages. We venture into the Mukunis Village, and enjoy a couple of fascinating hours interacting with the community, the Leya people, encouraging them to share their unique way of life with us. To get a full perspective of the town and its history, we visit the David Livingstone Museum – this way, we have both sides of the coin, and a good understanding of Livingstone, past and present.

Half a day of extreme sports, set on the edge of the Batoka Gorge, 300m away from the Victoria Falls.  You could start with Abseiling (moving down the slope backwards) or ‘rap jump’ facing forward down the 53 metre gorge.  Or why not take to flight on the Flying Fox, which allows you to ‘fly’ over the gorge while attached to a cable - you’ll be winched back to earth.  And if you’re still hankering for more, here’s one you’ll love…The Gorge Swing. In short, you throw yourself off the edge of the gorge in a body harness, and freefall before ending your jump with numerous pendulum swings.  Alternatively, launch yourself off Batoka Gorge, decend over the water, reaching speeds of 106km an hour....Ziplining thrill.

Note: All options require that you walk out of the gorge after each activity. 
* No children under 10 years

The giant Zambezi River is acclaimed as the wildest commercial one-day white water run in the world, an incredible adrenaline ride reputed to tame the most hardened adrenaline-junkie! Enjoy a mix of grade 3 to grade 5 rapids, each separated by calm pools allowing rafters enough time to enjoy the sensational scenery and catch your breath...before you’re back on the next roller coaster rapid! Note: You will be required to walk out of the gorge. * Low

Water: Aug - Dec, High Water: Jan - Jul * No children under 15 years