Why Is Victoria Falls So Famous?
Victoria Falls is internationally important because of the extraordinary combination of scale, water volume, geology and the dramatic series of basalt.
Victoria Falls is internationally important because of the extraordinary combination of scale, water volume, geology and the dramatic series of basalt.
Victoria Falls is formed by the Zambezi River on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Practical ESA Safaris guidance for planning your Victoria Falls visit.
Victoria Falls is roughly 1.7 kilometres wide, although the exact visible sheet of water changes with Zambezi water levels.