I was picked up on time by Jason and Locke (not sure if that's the correct spelling of her name). I began my tour on the Zimbabwe side of The Falls and it was beautiful! Locke was filled with knowledge and was a great photographer! I then toured the Zambia side of The Falls and had a great time there also. I returned to my hotel to have lunch and wait to be picked up for the sunset cruise. The cruise was nice, calming and peaceful. I didn't see many animals (not anyone's fault) but I did enjoy the animals that I did see. After the cruise, Jason dropped me off at the Boma Dinner and Drum show. (The morning of the tour, I had to give Locke 65.00 USD to cover the cost of the dinner that evening). What I didn't know at the time, was the Boma Dinner was held at the facilities I was staying. I booked a dinner there before my trip to celebrate on my birthday and I only had to pay them directly 55.00 USD. What I didn't like? It seems like there were a lot of fees, like I mentioned me unnecessarily attending the Boma dinner twice, the boat fees, the park fees. Overall, the 50.00 Falls fee, River usage fee 10.00, and 65.00 Boma dinner fees were paid by me. In hindsight, the price paid for the tour may have been too high to have to still spend an additional 125.00 to complete the tour.

I had a great time on this tour! My favorite part was exploring the falls from both the Zimbabwe and Zambia sides. By doing this, you get to visit both countries and you get passport stamps from both countries to show for it! Even going in November during the driest part of the season and with the unusually low rainfall that Zimbabwe experienced in this particular year, the waterfalls were still quite spectacular to see in person. Locks was my tour guide for the Zimbabwe side of the Victoria Falls. She did an excellent job showing me the route, explaining the history and geological background surrounding the falls. In addition, Jay was my driver and guide for the 2nd half of my day. He was very accommodating with my schedule, and was very friendly as well. The 2nd half of the tour consisted of a sunset cruise on the Zambezi River, as well as a dinner at the Boma Restaurant. Both were fun events and I recommend if you want to see wildlife on a river and enjoy drinks, as well as socialize and participate in a drum ceremony. Overall, if you are in Victoria Falls, I recommend this as an activity to do!