ADRENALINE · ZIMBABWE
Good zimbabwe adrenaline activities fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
You’ll ride a 465-horsepower jet boat through the Zambezi’s rapids, reach the Boiling Pot below Victoria Falls, and hike into Batoka Gorge. A trained captain handles the boat, while a guide provides safety support. Allow about three hours, including a 45 to 50-minute water ride, transport, and walks.
You’ll tour Victoria Falls Park, then use a full-body harness to descend 110 meters toward the gorge and Zambezi rapids. The route offers views of the falls, Victoria Falls Bridge, and Boiling Pot. Pickup, lunch, bottled water, and a driver-guide are included, while park fees and photo packages cost extra.
Choose a bungee jump, bridge swing, or bridge slide above the Zambezi at Victoria Falls. You check in at Bridge Cafe, receive a safety briefing, and use the supplied harness and equipment before your turn. Bring your passport for the bridge ticket. The activity lasts about one hour, with optional footage and return transport available.
“Staff were friendly and helpful. They try to keep you occupied just before you jump as most people get nervous. Was very scary but so much fun. And it was very safe”
Ride with Ultimate Jet Boats for about 1 hour 40 minutes on the upper Zambezi above Victoria Falls. The small, shallow-water boat threads between islands, races rapids, and enters Zambezi National Park, where you may see elephants, buffalo, lions, or leopards. Pickup, bottled water, and an air-conditioned vehicle are included. Lee-Anne can help with arrangements.
“Picked up on time and had an exhilarating time on the zambesi. Few wildlife sightings, but that was more a result of the weather.”
Pick a rope, a river or an engine.
