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The Victoria Falls area in Zimbabwe is more than just a world-famous waterfall; it’s a vibrant region rich in culture, wildlife, and adventure. Nestled along the Zambezi River, it's a lively hub where visitors can explore local markets, enjoy traditional cuisine, and experience warm Zimbabwean hospitality. The surrounding national parks are home to elephants, buffalo, and diverse birdlife, making it a prime spot for safaris and river cruises. With a mix of natural beauty, community life, and outdoor activities, the region offers an unforgettable gateway to southern Africa.
Work Projects
Innovative work project initiatives include installing Black Soldier Fly larvae systems to create sustainable feed for poultry and fish, and helping build simple household bio-gas systems that provide renewable energy. This hands-on program allows participants to make a tangible impact while engaging deeply with the local community and environment. We will also be working on school and village toilet facilities, small household bio-gas units, production and installation of small chili-blocks in quantity to deter wildlife from raiding crops, refurbishment of clinics and classrooms, and teaching and sports coaching.
Leisure Activities
Game Drives and Game Walks in the National Park are available daily with armed Rangers, visit magnificent Victoria Falls -LEARN MORE – world's largest waterfall, Water Rafting on River Zambezi, Bungee Jump, Sunset Cruise on River Zambezi
Accommodations
Volunteer House – Bedrooms accommodate 2, 4, or 6 people, with some en-suites and some shared bathrooms. Facilities include a cable TV lounge, internet access, a separate dining area, and a grassed lawn.
Guest House Upgrade – within walking distance of the town centre, shops, and restaurants; ensuite bathrooms; cable TV; Wi-Fi; a communal lounge; a lawned garden with BBQ facilities; and a shared kitchen.
Arrival and Meetup
If you arrive and depart through Victoria Falls Airport (Zimbabwe), we recommend obtaining a single-entry visa. However, if you plan to visit the Zambian side as well, you should get a double-entry visa upon arrival.
If you arrive and depart through Livingstone Airport (Zambia), you can obtain a single-entry visa when you cross over the bridge into Zimbabwe. This bridge offers views of the Falls on the Zambian side, through the river gorge.
Victoria Falls serves as the primary airport for this program, but Livingstone in Zambia is also a viable option, located just 30 miles away.
