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The Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls contains about 75% of the viewpoints and maintains a consistent water flow year-round.
Victoria Falls National Park hosts the majority of the waterfall viewing areas. The park gates operate daily from 06:00 to 18:00. The international entry fee is $58 USD as of 2026. Visitors must stay on clearly marked trails and remain behind established barriers at all times.
Because the river flows steadily here all year, this side guarantees active waterfalls even during the dry season. Packing Guide Pack a waterproof jacket to handle the intense spray.
20 mins
This is the lowest of the five falls, featuring a 70-meter drop. You will find the historic statue of David Livingstone nearby. Visit this spot in the morning to view rainbows in the mist. It offers close-up angles of the sheer power of the water.
30 mins
This section is the largest single curtain of water. It stretches over 93 meters high. You will likely get completely soaked by the spray at this viewpoint. The mist is especially heavy between February and July.
15 mins
This rocky promontory provides clear views down the length of the gorge. You can look directly across toward the Zambian side. The rocks are very slippery, and there are no barriers. Tread carefully and stay back from the edge.
