Victoria Falls Bridge Tour – Step into History (and a bit of Zimbabwean cheek)

Overview:
Built in 1905 and commissioned by Cecil John Rhodes (who, ironically, never saw it), the Victoria Falls Bridge is more than just a crossing — it’s an architectural marvel and a front-row seat to the power of the Zambezi River. This guided tour takes you across the border (literally and metaphorically), exploring colonial history, engineering brilliance, and present-day thrills.

You’ll walk the catwalk underneath the bridge — harnessed in, of course — with roaring water beneath and spray in the distance.

What’s Included:

  • Guided walk on the underdeck of the bridge (full safety gear provided)

  • Insight into the bridge’s construction and the Cape-to-Cairo railway dream

  • Stunning views of the gorge, the Zambezi River, and (sometimes) the spray of the Falls

  • Border bridge pass (no visa required if you return immediately)

Why Book This Experience?

  • A must-do for history lovers and closet engineers

  • Experience the bridge from a totally unique perspective

  • Includes both storytelling and a mild adrenaline fix

Good to Know:
Not recommended for those with a fear of heights. Sensible shoes a must. No passport stamping required.

Departure Times:
Several departures daily, morning and afternoon.

 


Walk in the footsteps of dreamers, engineers, and daredevils. The bridge has stories to tell.