Beautiful falls with some great views on this side. The park entrance fee is also a lot lower than the Zimbabwe side. Watch out for the baboons!

Amazing experience. You can enjoy the huge waterfall here in Livingstone. This was very impressed althought I visited in the dry season. If you visit in a rainy season, it could be met much better views. It would be also interesting to compare with the view between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Both views are great.

Come and see the wonders of the world. You will live to remember Zambia every day that comes.

Wow landed up here unexpectedly again, about 6 months since my last visit, all I can say is wow! Spectacular! The falls are full and falls over the edge as far as you can see! Got soaked in the “rain” the falls create, what a great experience! If you plan to come here plan your visit to be here when its rainy season. 🙏If this review was helpful please smash the like button🙏

This place is the thing you have to visit. One world's seven natural wonders and learn what the explorer David Livingstone meant when he described the beauty of this Southern African destination. The water is at its highest around April and May when the thundering flow off the edge is at its peak, with spray rising up to a mile in the air, and doors and windows rattling in town.Mosi-oa-Tunya means "The Smoke That Thunders" and when I saw this I understood why so! Waters are heightens in May - June - July. Also on my second visit here I got to see the Night Rainbow 🌈 here on full moons day. It's an amazing experience

Obviously the falls are 5-star but the park management isn't. There's a huge gap in the railing and the walkway. Imagine going in the park with a child, the child falls in the gap, goes way down where you can't get it anymore, and then you don't have a child anymore!! Also, come on, the baboons... They're disgusting, agitating, and dangerous. No bicycles allowed in the park unless you wait for the person who told you no to go to lunch. Then ask someone else and they'll say yes. The bike rack is outside where all of the street vendors are, not within the paid gate, so if you have bags or anything attached, you'll be constantly worried about them.

When they say you'll get wet, just imagine sitting in the bath with the shower & hosepipe blasting you... But fantastic, don't miss it

Great place to view nature

The Victoria Falls truly is a masterpiece of God's handiwork. Worth visit at least once in a lifetime!

Truly amazing site. Price is more reasonable than the Zimbabwe side, though I'm sure they know it's because there is not quite the same level of views. Definitely still worth the visit

It's worth going to see the 25% from the Zambian border. Went for sunrise, and it was beautifully quiet. $20 for international visitors can feel pricy, but the view is worth it.

The place is very clean, well protected and amazingly designed. We had a big fan with my family. Though the place is so good the wildlife that side makes life for women uneasy. Monkeys grabbing possessions from women thinking they will find food. One person's hand bag was grabbed and later thrown away because there was no food. Anyway they make the place unique and everyone who visited the place now know that this place is to be careful with your belongings. It's a very good place to visit. You can not visit Zambia without seeing the victoria falls. It's the real Africa

Fantastic views, must visit. Best time to visit when the rivers are brimming and the falls are thundering is Jan to April. After that the views are still as beautiful just rocky gorges and rivulets of water falling. Either way a sight for sore eyes!

It was amazing to see the victoria falls,have always wanted to view.I enjoyed the tour guides description of each point of the Victoria falls. The spray from the falls was amazing.It is definitely a place to visit.

The falls are a natural wonder. The park is relatively well maintained. The pathways nearest the falls can be slippery, I would not recommend flip flops. The market will accept American Dollars, but be prepared to haggle and be accosted by everyone's sob story. The baboons will attempt to steal anything they think may be edible.

It's a nice place I really enjoyed

This is one of the 7 wonders of the world plus it being a world heritage site, this is one of those places you just need to physically see not to be told or watched on TV. On the way to the falls you might even be lucky and meet some elephants and of course you will definitely meet the notorious thieving baboons. Depending on the season you might even have a chance to swim at the devil's pool. What is guaranteed here are the great views, scary heights, thundering waters and plaint of rains the whole experience will leave awe inspired.

August has no much water but the sight is always beautiful and really amazing

The best time to see the animals is at the end of the afternoon, because it is not that hot and animals start to show up.