Green Route, Africa's foremost Destination Management Company, creating extraordinary experiences into six countries.
Tel: +27 (0)21 447 4021 Fax: +27 (0)21 447 4031
P O Box 12999, Mowbray, 7705 Head Office:
170 Lower Main Road,
Observatory, Cape Town,
South Africa www.greenroute.co.za
Victoria Falls is indeed a powerful incentive destination in global terms because of so many inter-woven factors, but the most appealing is the wide array of adventure activities. Take a look at this list for wow factor in the natural world par excellence:
High Adrenalin
The finest one-day white water rafting and river boarding experience in the world (22 rapids, many of them Grade 5) in the spectacular Zambezi gorge.
Elephant back safaris and interaction, photo-shoots with these gentle beasts.
Walking with the lions at sunrise.
Canoeing the legendary Zambezi River with a noted and charismatic solo explorer – the River Man of Africa, Paul Connolly
Spectacular bunji jump, 111m off the bridge with the Victoria Falls as a backdrop.
Walking in the wilds of a national park with an armed professional guide.
Three exhilarating swings across the mighty Zambezi gorge with an 800ft drop view down to the river.
Abseiling the Zambezi gorge.
Spectacular microlight flips over the falls
Cooler & Calmer!
Zambezi safari cruises – sunset and lunch
Vintage steam train to the Victoria Falls bridge for unique sunset cocktails and up-close viewpoint of the falls.
Raft float (eight people per raft) in the calm wasters and channels of the upper Zambezi.
Walking tour of nature’s masterpiece and one of the seven Natural Wonders of the World, the Victoria Falls.
Helicopter flips over the falls and to view the wildlife near the river
Day trips to one of the world’s greatest and most authentic wildlife parks, Chobe park in Botswana 80km away.
18-hole Royal Livingstone golf course
Spas, tennis, gyms
Jet boats on the upper and lower Zambezi River
Quad bike trails
Paintball in the real jungle
Sporting Guns skeet and clay pigeon shooting
Amazing star gazing in the clear African skies
World and Orient Express class, elegant steam train and dinner in the bush on board for 92 people. Can cater for 120 for a snack run.
Conference on an island in the middle of the Zambezi
Tours and interaction with tribes in remote and authentic African mud-hut villages and schools. Rich local culture.
Acclaimed arts and crafts, especially stone carvings from the spiritual world
Fascinating Livingstone museum provides an insight to the great explorers of Africa.
Fishing for the fighting tiger fish and also for tasty bream
Unique horse trails can get you up close to wildlife
Many worthy and interactive CSR possibilities asround the village communities and wildlife.
Breakfast, lunch or high tea on Livingstone Island – hugely unique as you will stand at the spot where Dr Livingstone first viewed the Falls more than 140 years ago. Maximum 16 people.
Fantastic environment for team building events – raft races on the Zambezi, village interactions, eco-trails, etc.
Swimming almost the year round due to superb climate.
