The best hotels in Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls town has around 200 properties on major platforms. Most are either overpriced safari lodges or underwhelming guesthouses. We reviewed the options across town, the riverfront, and nearby lodges. These 10 made the cut.
Our 10 Top Picks in Victoria Falls
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Pamarah Lodge
Victoria Falls
$289/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
The Victoria Falls Hotel
Victoria Falls
$76/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Ilala Lodge Hotel
Victoria Falls
$435/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Zambezi Boutique Guesthouse
Victoria Falls
$215/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Victoria Falls Safari Club
Victoria Falls
$814/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Shongwe Lookout
Victoria Falls
$245/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
@Liam Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls
$117/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls
Victoria Falls
$671/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
The Courtney Lodge
Victoria Falls
$239/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Nkosi Guest Lodge
Victoria Falls
$216/night Prices are approximate and vary by season
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Here's why each one made the cut.
Pamarah Lodge
The highest-rated property on this list, and only 129 reviews to get there. That's hard to fake. At $289, you're paying less than Ilala Lodge and getting something far more personal. Staff remember your name. Book early, smaller lodges fill up fast. This is the quiet choice if you want quality without the resort crowds.
Address:Pamarah Lodge, 593 Nguhwuma Crescent, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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The Victoria Falls Hotel
A colonial landmark from 1904, sitting right in the spray zone. At $76 it's suspiciously cheap for a 5-star with over 2,000 reviews. Book it before the rate changes. That terrace faces the falls directly, and you'll hear them from your room. Get there at sunrise before the day-tripper buses arrive from Livingstone.
Address:The Victoria Falls Hotel, 1 Mallet Dr, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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Ilala Lodge Hotel
Closest hotel to the main falls entrance. Walk to the gate in under 5 minutes, no taxi needed. You pay for that location at $435, but nearly 1,000 reviews at 4.6 confirms it delivers. Worth one splurge night if you want to be first through the gates at dawn before the crowds. Book the garden-view rooms.
Address:Ilala Lodge Hotel, A8, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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Zambezi Boutique Guesthouse
No star rating, no published price, but 4.8 from 92 guests says a lot. Email directly. Smaller guesthouses consistently beat OTA rates when you ask. Don't expect resort amenities. Do expect a personal touch that the big lodges can't replicate. Good option if you're spending serious money at the falls and want to save on the bed.
Address:Zambezi Boutique Guesthouse, 1574B, Reynard Extension, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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Victoria Falls Safari Club
At $814 you're buying exclusivity and butler service above Victoria Falls Safari Lodge. The elevated position gives better wildlife views. Over 700 reviews at 4.6 makes that price credible. Book the included sunrise game drive. It's the most valuable 3 hours you'll spend here and guests consistently call it the trip highlight.
Address:Victoria Falls Safari Club, Stand 471c Squire Cummings Ave, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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Shongwe Lookout
Three stars officially, but 356 reviews at 4.6 says the classification is underselling it. At $245, it's one of the best value-for-money picks in town. The lookout position means you're actually seeing something, not just sleeping near it. Don't come expecting a spa. Come expecting a great elevated view and a solid, no-fuss stay.
Address:Shongwe Lookout, 553 Mopane St, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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@Liam Victoria Falls
The name is trying too hard, but $117 for a 5-star is hard to argue with. Only 96 reviews means a small sample, so check what was posted in the last 90 days specifically. It's a newer property still building its track record. Good gamble if you're budget-conscious and comfortable with a slight uncertainty.
Address:@Liam Victoria Falls, 8354, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Neighborhood:Chinotimba
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Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls
Boutique at the top of the range. At $671, you're paying for a smaller, more intimate property than the Safari Club. Only 168 reviews but consistent 4.6. The manor layout means fewer guests and genuinely quiet evenings. Right call if you want real seclusion without the corporate safari-resort feel of the larger properties.
Address:Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls, Old, Kazungula Rd, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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The Courtney Lodge
A 4.9 from just 29 reviews. That's either genuinely exceptional or statistically lucky. At $239 for a 3-star, you're paying mid-range prices on a small sample. Risk-tolerant travelers should book it. If you need more certainty, Shongwe Lookout is a similar price with 12 times the reviews to back it up.
Address:The Courtney Lodge, 170 CourtneyCrescent, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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Nkosi Guest Lodge
Best value among the 5-star options at $216. A quarter of what Safari Club costs, with solid reviews and a decent sample size. It's further from the falls than Ilala, so budget for taxis or rent a car for the week. Right choice if you want the star rating without paying luxury lodge prices.
Address:Nkosi Guest Lodge, 504 Acacia Crescent, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
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| # | Hotel | Our Score | Guest Rating | Reviews | Type | Price/Night | Book |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pamarah Lodge | 4.9 | 129 | 4★ | $290/night | Book → | |
| 2 | The Victoria Falls Hotel | 4.6 | 2 117 | 5★ | $80/night | Book → | |
| 3 | Ilala Lodge Hotel | 4.6 | 976 | 4★ | $440/night | Book → | |
| 4 | Zambezi Boutique Guesthouse | 4.8 | 92 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $220/night | Book → | |
| 5 | Victoria Falls Safari Club | 4.6 | 720 | 5★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 6 | Shongwe Lookout | 4.6 | 356 | 3★ | $250/night | Book → | |
| 7 | @Liam Victoria Falls | 4.6 | 96 | 5★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 8 | Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls | 4.6 | 168 | 5★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 9 | The Courtney Lodge | 4.9 | 29 | 3★ | $240/night | Book → | |
| 10 | Nkosi Guest Lodge | 4.6 | 158 | 5★ | $220/night | Book → | |
| 11 | BHEJANE LODGE | 4.6 | 76 | 3★ | $90/night | Book → | |
| 12 | Victoria Falls Safari Lodge | 4.7 | 23 | 4★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 13 | Savanna68 Hotel Victoria Falls | 4.8 | 30 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $150/night | Book → | |
| 14 | Victoria Falls Oasis Hotel | 4.7 | 20 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $130/night | Book → | |
| 15 | Kasambabezi Lodge | 4.9 | 20 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $210/night | Book → | |
| 16 | Bayete Guest Lodge | 4.5 | 419 | 4★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 17 | Bishop House Victoria Falls | 4.5 | 17 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $130/night | Book → | |
| 18 | Shearwater Explorers Village | 4.4 | 1 025 | 3★ | $120/night | Book → | |
| 19 | The Telescope Boutique Lodge | 4.5 | 24 | Apartment / Guesthouse | $160/night | Book → | |
| 20 | LuXor Botanical III | Apartment / Guesthouse | $70/night | Book → |
Where to Stay in Victoria Falls
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
First time at Victoria Falls: day-by-day plan
Day one: walk to the falls entrance from town (10 minutes from most hotels). Entry $30 per person. The Rainforest walk along the Zimbabwe side takes 2-3 hours with 16 viewpoints. Bring a waterproof jacket. You will get soaked from April to July. Afternoon: Victoria Falls Bridge walk (free) and lookout points.
Day two: morning helicopter flight ($170 for 15 minutes, worth every cent for the aerial view). Or white water rafting on the Zambezi ($150 full day). Evening: sunset cruise on the Zambezi River ($60, includes drinks and snacks). Hippos guaranteed.
Day three (if you have it): cross to Zambia (KAZA UniVisa, $50 for both countries). Visit the Zambian side of the falls (entry $20). Walk to the Knife Edge Bridge for spray views. If September-December, swim in Devil s Pool ($100). Return to Zimbabwe for dinner at The Lookout Cafe (mains $15-25, gorge views).
Victoria Falls on a budget
The falls entry is $30. That is non-negotiable. But everything else can be done cheaply. Stay at Shoestrings Backpackers ($15 dorm, $40 private room). Eat at Mama Africa (mains $8-12, huge portions). Buy curios at the post office market, not Livingstone Way.
Free activities: walking the bridge, watching the spray from the town side, and sundowners on the hotel lawns (buy one drink). The path to the Boiling Pot at the base of the gorge is free and dramatic.
Budget splurge: pick ONE premium activity. Either the helicopter ($170) or white water rafting ($150). Both are world-class. Do not try to do everything. A 3-day budget trip costs $400-500 per person including accommodation, food, falls entry, and one big activity.
Zambezi River activities: what is worth the money
Sunset cruise ($60): 2 hours on a pontoon boat with drinks and canapes. You will see hippos, possibly crocodiles, and a Zambezi sunset. Worth it. Multiple operators, Shearwater and Wild Horizons are the most reliable. Book for a weekday to avoid crowds.
White water rafting ($150 full day): 23 rapids including the famous Number 5 (The Devil s Toilet Bowl). Grade 5 water. You will flip at least once. Lunch on the riverbank. The hardest part is the 200-meter hike out of the gorge afterward. Bring water shoes and a GoPro.
Canoeing ($130 half day): paddle upstream from the falls on calmer water. Elephants drink on the banks. Hippos surface near the canoes. Quieter and more intimate than the motorized sunset cruise. For experienced paddlers who want closer wildlife encounters.
Day trip to Chobe National Park
Chobe is 80 km east in Botswana (1.5 hours drive from Victoria Falls). Day trips cost $150-200 including park fees, game drive, boat cruise, and lunch. You cross at Kazungula border post. Bring your passport.
Chobe has the highest concentration of elephants in Africa. The riverfront section is where you see them. A 3-hour boat cruise in the afternoon gets you within 20 meters of elephants bathing, buffalo herds, and fish eagles. The morning game drive covers the woodland area for lions and giraffes.
Is it worth it? If you are not doing a separate safari trip, absolutely. If you are already spending a week in Kruger or the Serengeti, skip it and spend the day at the falls instead. The Chobe day trip is excellent but not as immersive as a multi-day safari.
Comparing helicopter and microlight flights
Helicopter flight of angels ($170, 15 minutes): doors-off views of the entire falls from above. You see the full 1.7 km curtain of water, the gorge system, and the bridge. Photos come out incredible. Best in morning light. Bonisair and Shearwater operate daily.
Microlight ($170, 15 minutes): open cockpit, 2-seater aircraft. More thrilling than the helicopter. You feel the spray. But noisier, bumpier, and photos are harder to take. Not for nervous flyers. Operates from the Zambian side (Batoka Sky).
Our pick: helicopter for first-timers and photographers. Microlight for adrenaline seekers who have already done the helicopter. Both sell out in peak season. Book 2-3 days ahead in July-October.
Where to eat in Victoria Falls town
The Lookout Cafe sits on the gorge rim with views straight into the canyon. Burgers and steaks $15-25. The setting is the draw. Book a table on the terrace for sunset.
Mama Africa on Park Way is the backpacker favorite. Huge portions of game meat, pizza, and burgers ($8-12). Live music on weekends. Lively atmosphere.
The Palm Restaurant at the Ilala Lodge does refined game cuisine (kudu carpaccio, warthog fillet) at $20-30 per main. Elephants sometimes wander through the garden. For a splurge, the Victoria Falls Hotel s Livingstone Room ($40-60 per person) offers colonial-era dining with Zambezi views.
Victoria Falls's best hotel regions
Victoria Falls is a compact town. Everything revolves around the falls, the Zambezi River, and a handful of roads lined with lodges and activity operators.
Town Center 25 vetted hotels Walking distance to the falls and main activity operators
Walking distance to the falls and main activity operators
Victoria Falls town is compact. The main strip along Livingstone Way has tour operators, restaurants, and curio markets. Most mid-range hotels are here, within 10-15 minutes walk of the falls entrance.
The town feels safe and walkable during the day. At night, stick to lit streets. Warthogs wander the hotel grounds. Monkeys raid unattended food. It is charming in a wild-Africa kind of way.
Browse all Town Center hotels → Zambezi Riverfront 10 vetted hotels Luxury lodges with river views and wildlife
Luxury lodges with river views and wildlife
The Zambezi riverfront lodges sit 5-15 km upstream from the falls along the river. These are the premium options: private decks, sunset views, elephants crossing the property, and Zambezi sounds at night.
Getting to town requires a lodge shuttle or taxi ($10-20). The trade-off for isolation is a much more immersive experience. Sunset cruises depart from jetties near these lodges. Breakfast with hippo sightings is standard.
Browse all Zambezi Riverfront hotels → Falls Road Corridor 8 vetted hotels Between town and the falls entrance
Between town and the falls entrance
The road from town to the Rainforest falls entrance is about 1.5 km. Several hotels and lodges line this road, offering the most convenient location for repeated falls visits.
The Victoria Falls Hotel dominates this area, a 1904 colonial building with gardens overlooking the gorge and bridge. Budget options are fewer here, but the location premium is justified if the falls are your priority.
Browse all Falls Road Corridor hotels → Chinotimba & Outskirts 12 vetted hotels Budget guesthouses and local neighborhoods
Budget guesthouses and local neighborhoods
Chinotimba is the residential township 3 km southeast of the tourist center. Guesthouses and B&Bs here cost $40-80/night. Less polished but authentic. You see how locals live rather than just the tourist bubble.
You need a taxi or hotel shuttle to reach the falls and town ($5-10 each way). Not ideal for walkers. But the savings are significant if you are spending 3+ nights and doing expensive activities.
Browse all Chinotimba & Outskirts hotels →Best Areas by Vibe
Tell us how you travel.
Romantic
Zambezi sunset cruise for two ($60). Dinner at the Victoria Falls Hotel with gorge views. The sound of the falls from your lodge deck at night. Devil s Pool swim if you visit September-December. Victoria Falls is one of Africa s top honeymoon destinations.
Adventure
111m bungee from the bridge ($160). Grade 5 white water rafting ($150). Helicopter over the falls ($170). Zip line across the gorge ($45). Swimming at Devil s Pool on the edge of the falls ($100). This is Africa s adventure capital.
Family
The Rainforest walk is suitable for all ages (bring ponchos for kids). Elephant sanctuary visits ($50 per person). The spray playground at Ilala Lodge garden entertains younger kids. White water rafting minimum age is 15. Victoria Falls Hotel grounds have space for kids to run.
Budget
Shoestrings Backpackers from $15/dorm. Mama Africa meals for $8-12. Falls entry $30. Free bridge walk and Boiling Pot hike. A 3-day trip including one big activity (rafting or helicopter) costs $400-500 per person total. Bring USD cash in small bills.
Nature
The falls themselves are the seventh natural wonder of the world. 1.7 km wide, 108 meters tall, 500 million liters per minute in peak flow. Beyond the falls: Zambezi riverfront wildlife, Chobe elephants (80 km away), and the ancient gorge system carved over 2 million years.
Foodie
Game meat is the specialty. Kudu carpaccio at The Palm ($20). Warthog fillet at the Boma ($35 dinner buffet with drumming). Crocodile tail at Mama Africa ($12). Traditional sadza (maize porridge) with beef stew at local spots for $5. Zambezi lager ($3) on every terrace.
We reviewed hotels and lodges across Victoria Falls town, the Zambezi riverfront, and the road to the national park entrance to find the 10 best options.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
Every hotel on this page earned its spot through this process.
When to Visit Victoria Falls
Hotel prices, crowds, and weather vary by season.
High Water (February-May)
The falls at their most powerful. April sees 500 million liters per minute. The spray creates a permanent rainbow and soaks everything within 300 meters. Some viewpoints are invisible behind the wall of mist. Bring waterproof everything. Hotel prices are moderate.
Dry Season (June-October)
Peak tourist season. Clear skies, no rain, best visibility of the falls. Water volume decreases monthly. By October the Zambian side is nearly dry but the Zimbabwe side still flows. Best for activities, photography, and helicopter flights. Prices peak July-August. Book 2 months ahead.
Green Season (November-January)
Hot and rainy but green and beautiful. December-January afternoon thunderstorms are dramatic but pass quickly. Water starts rising. Fewer tourists, lower prices. Devil s Pool open September-December. November is excellent value with decent flow. January brings the first big floods.
Low Water (September-November)
Water at its lowest. You can see the basalt cliff face normally hidden behind water. Devil s Pool on the Zambian side opens (swim to the edge of the falls, $100). October is hot (38°C). The gorge hike and walking trails are most accessible. Rafting rapids are at their best with more exposed rocks.
Booking Tips for Victoria Falls
Smart booking strategies for Victoria Falls.
Bring USD in small bills
Zimbabwe runs on US dollars for tourists. Many shops and restaurants cannot break $50 or $100 notes. Bring plenty of $1, $5, and $10 bills. ATMs dispense USD but sometimes run empty, especially on weekends. Cards work at hotels.
Buy the KAZA UniVisa for both countries
The KAZA UniVisa costs $50 and covers Zimbabwe and Zambia for 30 days with unlimited crossings. Available at Victoria Falls Airport, the falls border post, and Kazungula (Botswana border). Much better value than separate visas ($30 each).
Visit the falls at 6:30am to avoid crowds
The Rainforest gate opens at 6am. Most tour groups arrive at 9-10am. The early morning light is better for photography, the spray is less intense (cooler air), and you get viewpoints to yourself. Allow 2-3 hours for all 16 viewpoints.
Book the helicopter on your first day
Weather can cancel flights. If you book day one and it is cancelled, you can reschedule. If you book your last day, you lose the chance entirely. Morning flights have calmer air and better light. Bonisair in town, Batoka Sky on the Zambia side.
Pack a waterproof phone case for the Rainforest walk
From February to July, the spray at viewpoints 7-12 is like standing in a rainstorm. Your phone will get soaked. A $10 waterproof case saves your photos and phone. Alternatively, visit the dry-season viewpoints first and save the wet ones for later.
Negotiate curio prices at the post office market
The curio market on Livingstone Way charges 2-3x local prices. Walk 500 meters to the market near the post office on Park Way. Same stone carvings, same textiles, 60% cheaper. Start negotiating at 40% of the asking price.
Hotels in Victoria Falls, FAQ
Straight answers from our team.
What is the best area to stay in Victoria Falls?
Town center puts you 10 minutes walk from the falls entrance. Hotels from $80/night. The Zambezi riverfront (west of town) has upscale lodges with river views from $200/night. Chinotimba suburb southeast of town has budget guesthouses from $40/night but is 3 km from the action. Stay in town or along the river.
How much do hotels cost in Victoria Falls?
Budget guesthouses start at $40/night. Mid-range hotels in town run $80-180. Luxury lodges on the Zambezi charge $200-600. The Victoria Falls Hotel (the colonial grand dame) costs $350-500. Prices rise 30% in peak season (July-October). April and November offer the best value with good water flow.
When is the best time to see Victoria Falls?
February to May for maximum water volume. The falls peak in April, when 500 million liters per minute cascade over the edge. June to August the Zambian side dries up but the Zimbabwean side still flows. September to November is lowest flow but you can swim in Devil s Pool (Zambian side). Full moon nights in April are spectacular.
Can I visit both the Zimbabwe and Zambia sides?
Yes. The KAZA UniVisa ($50) covers both countries for 30 days. Walk across Victoria Falls Bridge (free for pedestrians, 10 minutes). Immigration takes 15-30 minutes each way. The Zimbabwe side has 16 viewpoints. The Zambian side gets you closer to the edge. Do both if you have 2 days.
What activities are available in Victoria Falls?
Bungee jumping from the bridge (111m, $160). White water rafting on the Zambezi (full day, $150, grade 5 rapids). Helicopter flight of angels (15 min, $170). Sunset cruise on the Zambezi ($60 with drinks). Devil s Pool swim ($100, Zambian side, September-December only). Zip line across the gorge ($45). Walking with lions ($150).
Is Victoria Falls safe for tourists?
The tourist area is very safe. Town is small and walkable. Do not walk to the falls at night (no lighting on the path). Monkeys at the Rainforest entrance will steal food. Hippos and crocodiles in the Zambezi are real dangers. Never swim in the river outside designated areas. Tap water is safe to drink in town.
How do I get to Victoria Falls?
Victoria Falls Airport (VFA) has direct flights from Johannesburg (2 hours, from $200), Nairobi, and Addis Ababa. Airport to town: $20 taxi (22 km, 25 minutes). From Livingstone (Zambian side): walk across the bridge or taxi from Harry Mwanga Nkumbula Airport ($30). From Kasane (Botswana): 80 km, 1.5 hours by road.
Should I stay on the Zimbabwe or Zambia side?
Zimbabwe side for better falls views (16 viewpoints vs. Zambia s 5) and more hotel options. Zambia side (Livingstone) is slightly cheaper and has Devil s Pool access. Victoria Falls town is compact and walkable. Livingstone is more spread out. For a first visit, Zimbabwe is the better base. Cross to Zambia for a day trip.
What currency should I bring?
US dollars. Zimbabwe officially uses multiple currencies but USD is king for tourists. Bring small bills ($1, $5, $10). Many places cannot break $100 notes. Cards work at hotels and big restaurants. ATMs dispense USD but sometimes run out. Bring enough cash for 2-3 days of activities.
Is white water rafting dangerous?
The Zambezi rapids below the falls are grade 5 (highest commercially run). You will flip. That is normal. Operators like Shearwater and Wild Horizons have excellent safety records with rescue kayakers on every rapid. Minimum age 15. Full day costs $150 with lunch. Best rapids: numbers 1-13 in high water (February-July). The hike out of the gorge (200m near-vertical) is harder than the rafting.
What should I skip in Victoria Falls?
Skip the overpriced curio market on Livingstone Way. Same carvings cost 60% less at the market near the post office. The lion walk experience ($150) is controversial. Conservation groups discourage it. Skip the sunset cruise if you are on a tight budget ($60 for 2 hours of drinks you could buy for $10). The falls themselves are the main event. Spend your money there.
How many days do I need in Victoria Falls?
Minimum 2 full days. Day one: the falls (Zimbabwe side, 2-3 hours, $30 entry), bridge walk, sunset cruise ($60). Day two: white water rafting (full day, $150) or helicopter flight ($170) plus Zambia side visit. With 3 days, add a Chobe day trip from Kasane ($150, 1.5 hours drive) for elephant herds and sunset boat safari.
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