WILDLIFE IN VICTORIA FALLS
In Zimbabwe, the falls never dry up. Even at the height of the dry season the main falls and Devil’s Cataract will still have impressive water flow.
- 75% of The Falls is seen from the Zimbabwean side, with 16 viewpoints within the Rainforest from which to view it.
- Roughly one million people visit Victoria Falls each year.
- It is one of the seven wonders of the world
- It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- The falls are 108 metres high and two kilometres wide
- The Falls has a recorded a flow of 12,800 cubic meters per second – double that of North
- America’s Niagara Falls highest flow
- Victoria Falls is roughly twice the height of Niagara Falls and famous for the sheer volume of water falling into the Zambezi River.
- The spray from The Falls typically rises to a height of over 400 metres, sometimes even twice as high.
- The spray is visible up to 48km away.
