Touch Adventure - Livingstone's Footsteps

Being the first white man ever to see the Victoria Falls, Missionary/Explorer Dr. David Livingstone made remarkable history in this area. He named the magnificent Victoria Falls after the reigning Queen Victoria and laid the pathway for further exploration and the emergence of his life's goal; the opening of the African Continent to "Christianity and Commerce", and finally ending the slave trade. Although his exploration of this part of the Zambezi only represents a small portion of Livingstone's detailed expeditions throughout the sub-continent of Africa, it remains his most famous...
Walk with us in the footsteps of this great man...
MARVEL AT THE MAGNIFICENT Victoria Falls, a World Heritage Site, and wander through the rain forest that surrounds the Falls Gorge. Tour the Livingstone museum and see the largest collection of David Livingstone memorabilia and personal letters found anywhere in Zambia. Be a guest in an authentic African village, experiencing untouched culture and tradition as ancient as the land. Shop and browse at a traditional open market that has been the source of the Zambian social climate for centuries. Why not take a walk in the footsteps of the great Missionary-Explorer Dr. David Livingstone...

What are we offering?
We are offering an unforgettable day with a fully qualified historic guide. Tours include...

The Victoria Falls
The authentic Mukuni Village
The David Livingstone Museum

Where does our trip start and end?
It starts at approximately 9:00 AM when we meet you at your hotel/accommodation. Meeting time and place will be confirmed at the time of booking. The tour ends after you have been chauffeured back to your accommodation at approximately 4:30 PM. Please note that we require a minimum of 2 clients and a maximum of 20 clients to confirm a booking.
What is included?

An appetizing lunch at the Pilgrims Restaurant.
Bottled mineral water and cold drinks throughout the day.
All park fees and entrance fees.
All transfers.
Day visa for visitors from Zimbabwe and neighbouring counties.
Services of a fully trained guide.

What must I bring?
Cameras, video cameras and binoculars are especially handy to expand your view. During the high-water months (Feb-July) raincoats and umbrellas are needed for protection from the spray coming off the Victoria Falls. A plastic bag for your camera equipment is also helpful. Sun-hats, sunglasses and sunscreen to shield off the burning sun - and warm jackets during the cooler months (June/July) are recommended.

The Magnificent Victoria Falls Photo Gallery

THE POUNDING WATER CRASHES into the abyss below. The rush of a majestic mist rises into the air with each ton of falling water. The mist can be seen some 30 kilometers away, acting as a messenger that reveals the secret of what lies ahead. In 1855, Doctor David Livingstone, upon seeing the Falls for the first time, penned, "Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight." The breathlessness of that statement alone speaks volumes. Standing 111 meters (300 feet) high, in peak season over 9,000,000 liters per second cascade over the rocky cliffs. The sound is exhilarating, the sight is astounding and the experience is breathtaking. The local tribes call it "Mosi-Oa-Tunya", the "Smoke that Thunders!" That is... the VICTORIA FALLS.

"Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight..."
-Missionary/Explorer, Dr. David Livingstone, 1855

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