This morning you will have a Tour of the Falls. The Victoria Falls forms the largest single curtain of falling water on earth measuring 1708 metres wide and with an average depth of 92 metres. When the conditions are right, the spray plum is 500 metres high and can be seen from as far as 70 kilometres away. In full flood, over 550 million litres of water per minute are cascading over the brink.

Lunch is included at Lookout Café and the afternoon is at leisure.

With a visit to the iconic Victoria Falls you can fill your days with big game safaris, adventure activities and thrilling wildlife interactions, all of which centre around the main attraction: The Zambezi River and its dramatic waterfall. In full flood, Victoria Falls throws up billowing clouds of soaking mist that give this world wonder its local name - Mosi-oa-Tunya, 'The Smoke That Thunders'. The largest uninterrupted sheet of falling water in the world, unspoilt Victoria Falls sits on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia. On the Zimbabwe side, paths wind in and out of dripping rainforest to reveal extensive views of the Main Falls, while across in Zambia the Knife-Edge Bridge takes you exceptionally close to the cascading water and a steep footpath leads to the Boiling Pot - a huge whirlpool at the base of the falls. There is always plenty to do in Victoria Falls. Take to the skies on a scenic helicopter flight you'll never forget; explore the African bush on an elephant-back safari; experience the thrill of walking with lion cubs or take things easy with a sunset boat cruise on the Zambezi River complete with snorting hippos and gin and tonics. For the thrill seekers there is bungee jumping, gorge swing, white water rafting, and even canoeing with hippos and crocodiles looking on.

Tonight enjoy a Boma dinner including transfers.