Victoria Falls White Water Rafting | Africa Zim Travel & Tours

Rafting at Victoria Falls

Arguably the wildest white water in the world, rafting on the Zambezi River is an adrenaline rush not to be missed. The rapids on the Zambezi River are officially defined as “Grade 5” by the British Canoe Union (Grade 6 not being commercially run). Clients should be reasonably fit for this activity, as there is a steep walk into & out of the Batoka Gorge as well as the white water rafting activity itself. The gorge is over 100 meters deep at the fall and increases to over 200 meters by the end of a full day raft trip. Despite this rugged terrain, the gorges below the fall are thick with vegetation and incredibly spectacular.

Facts: Duration 6 hours 30 minutes

When: Seasonal

Where : Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Weather: Weather Permitting

What to Wear: Swimsuit and shorts/cycling shorts but nothing that water will suck away T-shirt or long-sleeved shirt for sun protection Sturdy shoes/trainers or rafting shoes. Your shoes must be securely fitted to your feet (i.e. no flip-flops) or they will be lost! Wet Suits will be provided in the winter months. Things to Bring National Park Fee (River Usage Fee) in cash A way to secure glasses to yourself or they will be lost Sunscreen and lip balm (guides will have dry bag for this) A peak cap that will fit comfortably under your helmet. Bring as little as possible!

InclusionsA heart racing, eye widening, mind blowing Zambezi white water rafting trip, transfers from/to Victoria Falls Town, gear, & lunch Exclusions.
National Park Fees (to be settled directly upon check-in)
Visa fees (if applicable) & Items of a personal nature.
Transfers outside Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.

Minimum age: 15 years (This can be flexible, at management’s discretion i.e. if the child is of the right maturity, strength and will fit into a life jacket properly then younger children are sometimes accepted.

Maximum age: There is no maximum age limit, however Wild Horizons retain the right to refuse to take a client who is clearly going to be unable to cope with the rigours of rafting.