Livingstone, Zambia may be best known for Victoria Falls, but its natural story runs much deeper. From the Zambezi’s riverbanks to the woodlands of Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, the area is rich in plant and animal life, both iconic and often overshadowed.
There’s nothing quite like the roar of a rapid in your ears, the splash of water on your face, and the adrenaline surge that comes with navigating a drop you can’t quite see the bottom of yet. For those of us who live for the thrill, the paddle-gripping, stomach-churning, breath-stealing kind, white water rafting is more than a sport: it’s a global pursuit.
Meet Becca, a 26-year-old solo female traveller from the US who came to Livingstone with one goal: finally paddle the mighty Zambezi River, and maybe figure out whether kayaking was actually her sport after all.
Once a month, the Zambezi delivers something surreal. Under the light of a full moon, the Falls produce something few people on Earth ever witness: a Lunar Rainbow.
Devil’s Pool Victoria Falls isn’t your average infinity pool! Imagine dangling at the edge of the world’s largest waterfall, with the Zambezi thundering beneath you.
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September 22nd marks World Rhino Day, a global moment of reflection, hope, and action for one of Earth’s most endangered species. Here in Livingstone, Zambia, we’re lucky to be just minutes away from a powerful conservation story, one that unfolds daily in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, where Zambia’s only white rhinos roam.
If you’re staying at Jollyboys, chances are you’re here for more than just the hammock life. You want adventure. You want adrenaline. You want the Zambezi River, and there’s no better time to hit it than during low water rafting season.
So, you’ve heard about Victoria Falls, and you’re already planning your trip to Livingstone. Smart move! The world’s largest waterfall (by volume) is a sight to behold and absolutely, undeniably worthy of a visit. But hold your horses, Livingstone, Zambia, has so much more to offer than just the majestic falls. If you’re looking for some unique experiences, both thrilling and relaxing, here’s the ultimate Livingstone bucket list to make your holiday unforgettable. (And hey, we won’t even mention Victoria Falls… well, maybe just a little).
Hold onto your paddles, folks, kayaking season is officially upon us! If you’ve been dreaming of paddling your way down the mighty Zambezi River, carving through the rapids like a pro (or at least looking like one), then Livingstone is calling your name.
Livingstone, Zambia may be best known for Victoria Falls, but its natural story runs much deeper. From the Zambezi’s riverbanks to the woodlands of Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, the area is rich in plant and animal life, both iconic and often overshadowed.
There’s nothing quite like the roar of a rapid in your ears, the splash of water on your face, and the adrenaline surge that comes with navigating a drop you can’t quite see the bottom of yet. For those of us who live for the thrill, the paddle-gripping, stomach-churning, breath-stealing kind, white water rafting is more than a sport: it’s a global pursuit.
Meet Becca, a 26-year-old solo female traveller from the US who came to Livingstone with one goal: finally paddle the mighty Zambezi River, and maybe figure out whether kayaking was actually her sport after all.
Once a month, the Zambezi delivers something surreal. Under the light of a full moon, the Falls produce something few people on Earth ever witness: a Lunar Rainbow.
Devil’s Pool Victoria Falls isn’t your average infinity pool! Imagine dangling at the edge of the world’s largest waterfall, with the Zambezi thundering beneath you.
September 22nd marks World Rhino Day, a global moment of reflection, hope, and action for one of Earth’s most endangered species. Here in Livingstone, Zambia, we’re lucky to be just minutes away from a powerful conservation story, one that unfolds daily in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, where Zambia’s only white rhinos roam.
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