Half a day is enough. You pay an entry fee to enter the falls viewing area and various vantage points. Crossing knife edge bridge takes you to another viewing point.

We had ours built in to the tours we were doing from the lodge. So to be honest I cannot tell you. Just ensure you have your casa visa to allow you to go from Zambia to Zimbabwe

You should first see the falls from the Zambian side as it gives you a different perspective from the Zimbabwean side. Then I suggest visiting the Livingstone historical museum which you can do as part of the two hour historical tour of Livingstone. If you will have already already seen Livingstone then I would recommend a day trip to Chobe National Park in Botswana, where they have the largest population of wild elephants in the world.

The online process looked complicated so we decided to get ours on arrival at Livingstone. The process was quick, pleasant, and efficient, we probably waited in a queue for 10 minutes as others were processed. The arrival/waiting area is clean and welcoming.

As hotel guest your room key is pass to Falls. There’s special exit gate to access opening to Falls .

According to the local there was hardly any water going over the falls but when we went there it was absolutely spectacular!! Not as much but still stunning!! There will never be to little water flowing over. There is such a huge river to feed it, so it can never run dry.

Although I don’t know the “official” policy, we visited Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Kenya. We took hepatitis A and B (a series of 3 shots) and Tetanus. You don’t need a Yellow Fever shot for Zambia. We also took malaria pills.

The Royal Livingstone hotel will be able to advise you on all activities and should also be able to book this for you. My advice is to book a helicopter flight over the Falls. The helicopter will turn in a way that all passengers get a good view for photos. It is well worth it even if the helicopter noise over the hotel from dawn till dusk is unpleasant, but that's par for the course being so close to the Falls. Another advantage of staying at this hotel is that you can walk (or use their golf-cart option) to get to the Falls at any time of day. Each time is different with lighting. Enjoy!

Good evening and how are you doing? Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, you can catch public transport from Harare to Victoria falls town but that would be long trip. The easiest way to travel would be to fly by Air Zimbabwe, Easy Jet or Fast Jet. Your pickup from the bus station to the hotel will come at $20.00. Accommodation for single occupancy bed a breakfast at Kingdom hotel which is ideally located is at $250.00 per night with a walking distance to the falls entry. Falls entry is at $30 per person and if you want to be guided that would come with $20.00 that is including transport to and from the falls. The guide comes with the vehicle. All this and a lot more we can arrange for you if you ask us to do so. It would be great to hear from you. Best Regards, Patson Chifumbe

Yes completely doable. You can book everything either yourself online or through agents at the hotels. We stayed Zambian side very near the falls which were in full flood and awesome. Did the helicopter ride which was expensive but worth it. If you do this try to go on the longer trip. I enjoyed the river trip the best but the livingstone steam train trip was excellent too. Have a great time!