VICTORIA FALLS
The Victoria Falls shortlist.
The 7 most popular lookout cafe & dining tours in and around Victoria Falls. What each one actually involves, who runs it, and what it costs.
Watch the Zambezi sunset on a river cruise, then enjoy a 3-course dinner at The Eatery with complimentary wines in Victoria Falls.
“Very nice and easy pick up from lodge to the river. Gorgeous boat and can order as many drinks as you wanted on the 2 hour cruise as was included in price, amazing! The eatery was a gorgeous spot afterwards for food. Lovely experience !”
Enjoy a 2-course lunch at Lookout Café in Victoria Falls, perched over Batoka Gorge with views of the Victoria Falls Bridge.
“Lovely views idea for lunch after visiting Victoria falls it gets busy so book a table”
Sunset cruise on the Zambezi with onboard canapés and drinks, then a 3-course dinner at The Eatery in Victoria Falls.
“Amazing experience on the river cruise lots of wildlife and beautiful scenery drinks staff and all were great”
Dinner on the Zambezi at Pure Africa Waterfront in Victoria Falls, with potjie or à la carte and lantern-lit tables under starlit skies.
“Absolutely beautiful food and service. Place is amazing. Will strongly recommend.”
Lantern-lit three-course dinner at The Eatery on the Pure Africa Waterfront in Victoria Falls, with African-infused dishes and a Zambezi river view.
“A wonderful meal in an ideal setting. My sister and I were delighted with the ambiance and the food. I have the ostrich in red wine reduction with roasted cauliflower, green beans and carrots on the side. Service was attentive but not intrusive.”
Enjoy a leisurely 3-course lunch at The Eatery on the Zambezi River in Victoria Falls, al fresco with river views and a cash bar.
“Nice views;amazing views and friendly staff 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻”
Outdoor potjie dinner by the Zambezi River: fire-pit welcome, 3-course meal under the stars, and beef, chicken or vegetarian options.
“Excellent experience to know a typical dish of the country. The place is very nice and the attention very carefulAuto-translated”
