Victoria Falls

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See. Victoria Falls National Park Experience the thunderous spray and diverse viewing points of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Zambezi National Park↗×2 pubs Enjoy riverside wildlife sightings and the impressive 1,700-meter-wide falls.

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Stay. Mpala Jena Private Villas↗ Stay in luxe new villas, mentioned as a newly opened safari camp. Matetsi Victoria Falls↗ A top resort and safari camp, rated by Condé Nast Traveler readers.

Condé Nast TravelerOct 9, 2026

On the Edge of Victoria Falls, Zambezi National Park Is a Quiet Wonder

The 1,700-meter-wide falls are undeniably impressive, but so too are riverside wildlife sightings—and the luxe new villas of Mpala Jena safari camp.

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National GeographicOct 8

Everything You Need to Know About Victoria Falls National Park

Zimbabwe’s famed national park is home to Victoria Falls — the world’s largest curtain of falling water. Here’s how to plan a visit.

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Condé Nast TravelerOct 6

15 Best Resorts in the Rest of Africa 2026: Readers’ Choice Awards

Condé Nast Traveler readers rate their top resorts and safari camps in Africa outside of East Africa and South Africa.

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  • Matetsi Victoria FallsHotelOf all the waterfalls on earth, Victoria Falls is perhaps the most jaw-dropping: one of the Seven Natural Wonders of…
  • Elsewhere
  • Miavana by Time + TideHotelNosy Ankao, MadagascarA nothing-is-impossible hideaway for adventurous high-fliers.
  • The Royal Livingstone Victoria Falls Zambia Hotel by AnantaraHotelLivingstone, ZambiaThis legendary hotel is part safari experience, part luxury resort, and within a stone’s throw of Victoria Falls,…
  • Wilderness DumaTauHotelChobe National Park, BotswanaA premiere camp from luxury outfitter Wilderness for a fresh take on land- and water-based game viewing.
  • Royal Chundu Luxury LodgesHotelLivingstone, ZambiaThe Royal Chundu commands a private stretch of the Zambezi River, located less than 20 miles upstream from the…
  • Wilderness Hoanib Skeleton Coast CampHotelSkeleton Coast National Park, NamibiaFor a safari experience unlike any other—it almost feels as if you're on the moon, but with elephants, giraffes, and,…
  • Molori MashumaHotelMashuma, ZimbabweFor an ultra-luxurious tented camp experience—something especially rare for iconic Mana Pools National Park—in an area…
  • Conrad Rabat ArzanaHotelRabat, MoroccoFor a front-row view of the rolling waves of the Atlantic Ocean, from a sleek contemporary hotel on the edge of the…
  • Wilderness Mombo Camp and Little MomboHotelMoremi Game Reserve, BotswanaFind reviews, tips, advice, and intel on Wilderness Safaris Mombo Camp and Little Mombo, Moremi, Okavango Delta,…
  • Euphorbia MashatuHotelMashatu Game Reserve, Botswana
  • Time + Tide ChinzomboHotelSouth Luangwa National Park, Zambia
  • Royal Mansour Tamuda BayHotelTamuda Bay, Morocco
  • MashatuHotelMashatu Game Reserve, Botswana
  • Constance TsarabanjinaHotelTsarabanjina, Madagascar
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OutsideApr 1

The 5 Best Waterfalls to Visit During the Spring Snowmelt

Despite the dry winter, spring is when waterfalls are at their most breathtaking. Witness a snowmelt waterfall firsthand in these five locations.

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  • Shoshone FallsSightTwin Falls, United StatesKnown as the “Niagara of the West,” 212 feet high.
  • Shoshone Falls ParkParkTwin Falls, United StatesEntrance fee covers falls, lake, and canyon rim trail.
  • Yosemite FallsSightYosemite Valley, United StatesOne of North America's tallest, plunges 2,425 feet.
  • Upper Yosemite FallsTrailYosemite Valley, United StatesA two to three hour out-and-back climb for close views.
  • Vernal FallsSightYosemite Valley, United StatesA 317-foot waterfall located on the Merced River.
  • Nevada FallsSightYosemite Valley, United StatesA 594-foot waterfall located on the Merced River.
  • Bridalveil FallsSightYosemite Valley, United StatesHangs from the south side of Yosemite Valley at 620 feet.
  • Snoqualmie FallsSightSnoqualmie, United StatesDramatic 268-foot drop near Seattle on the Cascade Range.
  • Snoqualmie Falls TrailTrailSnoqualmie, United StatesA 1.5-mile out-and-back with a view of the falls.
  • Upper Mesa FallsSightAshton, United StatesOne of the last significantly sized undammed waterfalls.
  • Mesa Falls Visitor CenterSightAshton, United StatesOpen daily in summer with trail information available.
  • Mesa Falls Nature TrailTrailAshton, United StatesTwo-mile out-and-back to see both upper and lower falls.
  • Palouse FallsSightWalla Walla, United StatesPlunges 200 feet into a tight, basalt canyon.
  • Yosemite National ParkHotelYosemite Valley, United StatesRequires a standard, annual, or America the Beautiful Pass.
  • Yosemite Falls webcamPlaceYosemite Valley, United StatesSet up by Yosemite Conservancy for virtual viewing.
  • Palouse Falls State ParkSightWalla Walla, United StatesOffers 94 acres of recreational area and hiking trails.
  • Lyons Ferry State ParkSightWalla Walla, United StatesNearby park with swimming and picnicking spots.
  • Canyon Rim TrailTrailTwin Falls, United States
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