Africa #19: Visiting one of the world’s most beautiful waterfalls: The Victoria Falls 🌈

This morning we took a cab to the border and walked from there. It is really important that you get your stamp on the Zambian side before entering the “No Man’s Land”!
The so called “No Man’s Land“ is the zone between Zambia and Zimbabwe and lasts for approximately one mile. You can easily walk it.
No mans land

On the bridge they offer the bungee jump from the Victoria Falls Bridge, which got popular a few years ago, when the rope snapped (https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/apr/04/my-bungee-cord-snapped-experience).
After jumping the Bloukrans Bridge in South Africa, we decided to skip this one ;)

At the border you have to get a visa, for Germans it was 30$, for some other residents it is even more expensive (yes this is just a one day visa)!

The entry to the National Park comes shortly after the border and is also expensive!
But after seeing those wonderful waterfalls again, we think that it is also worth the money:

In the evening we had a traditional African meal with our host family and later a few beers with the locals in a small pub.
Traditional African dinner

Tomorrow it is time for our last stop before Jo’burg: The Kasane National Park in Botswana.

Missed our last stop?

Africa #18: Swimming in the world’s most thrilling infinity pool: The Devil’s Pool
https://steemit.com/wafrica/@roadtrips/africa-18-swimming-in-the-world-s-most-thrilling-infinity-pool-the-devil-s-pool