Morning Or Afternoon Game Drive In Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Absolutely wonderful experience! Our tour guide did an outstanding job driving all over the preserve to track down all of the animals he could find. Also, the included breakfast and snack break were fantastic!

Great experience, had a lovely stay

Excellent! I didn’t know what to expect but this was fantastic. There are 5 black rhino at this location currently and we were lucky enough to see one. We also seen giraffes, antelope, zebras, and more. There were blankets to help keep you warm in the early morning. Part of the way into the game drive we stopped for coffee +/- amarula and cookies. Then we continued on the game drive. At the end we had a wonderful outdoor breakfast along the water that was cooked in front of us over open fire. Amazing! Everyone in my group loved this activity.

Our guide Michael provided us with such a wonderful game drive. My primary goal was to see black rhinos and I was a bit nervous when he shared that on the morning drive they didn’t see any. We enjoyed impala, giraffe, kudu, zebra along the way and then we found the elusive black rhino. Michael provided lots of information about all the animals we saw and did a great job of watching the direction of the rhino and providing multiple viewing opportunities. The sundowner selection was huge and as we drove back through the dark we were treated to an elephant sighting along the road. Highly recommend this outing to anyone in Victoria Falls.

This morning’s tour was fantastic. My first safari and it did not disappoint. I was the only individual on the tour but the tour guide, Greemph, was very nice, knowledgeable, and accommodating (he turned around after finding out we missed the giraffe). We saw impalas, baboons, zebra, waterbucks, crocodiles, hippos, and giraffe! He provided coffee/tea and snacks along the river. It was great little spot to get out and stretch. Highly recommend! If there was any negative feedback to provide, the description of the tour should mention that the afternoon is the best time to see most animals (per the guide). If I had known that, I would have scheduled the later time slot.

This was a good way to spend an extra day in Victoria Falls. Booking is super easy and the service was great. One of the office staff showed up at our hotel before the driver just to make sure everything went according to plan. Victoria and Livingstone Private Reserve currently has 11 black rhino and we were fortunate to see one near a tower of giraffes. Also saw the usual suspects - kudu, white backed vulture, baboon, impala, plains zebra, open beaked stork and more. I had forgotten that it included breakfast in the bush so it was a nice surprise when we stopped for a sit-down meal. Cedric was our driver and very knowledgeable and prompt.

What a wonderful Safari! Our guide Nicholas was brilliant 👏 he was determined to find us a Rhino, and he did! Lots of other animals too. Breakfast served was delicious and pick up and drop off just meant the whole thing was simply unbeatable!

Greta drive, only two of us as others didnt turn up! We saw Hyenas, giraffe, zebras, lonely wilderbeast, black back jackal amongst other animal.

While the communications with TripAdvisor was lacking on particulars, our Game Drive & Guide in the Stanley & Livingstone Reserve were fantastic. We signed up to attempt to see Black Rhino & our guide found 8 of the 11 during our drive! We were very lucky. Another guest hoped to see lions, but none presented. Did see giraffe, zebra, impala & baboons. The sundowner by the river was lovely. Highly recommend during your Vic Falls stay. Wish we had also done the train over the bridge instead of the Zambezi Sunset cruise, but next time.

This is a relatively new and large game reserve. The animals are shy and elusive. The bush is thick, making it tricky to search for animals. Our driver was good and we enjoyed the fresh air and the occasional animal sightings - saw a large herd of waterbuck outside the fence. We ended up seeing more elephants on our way back to the hotel than in the park! As South Africans, we are familiar with the different animals and birds; however, the bushveld was new to us. In the end, the family was slightly disappointed, but we couldn't pinpoint precisely why!

We did the afternoon game drive with dinner and it was AMAZING!! Highly recommended! The guide was knowledgeable, the animals were incredible and the food was very tasty!

We chose this game drive after doing several others in National Parks that didn’t have rhinos. We got to see rhinos so were overall happy with the game drive. Additionally, the truck is quite nice compared to others we had ridden and the sunset drive had a nice selection of snacks and drinks. However, we didn’t see a lot of other animals - again, ok for us as we had been on others and seen everything else, but it seemed that there was a lower density of animals so may not be a great option for someone’s first game drive. Additionally, we had booked a 3pm game drive and the time got delayed 45 minutes; as we went in August when the sun sets at 6pm, this didn’t leave a lot of time for finding animals while it was still light out and there was no spotter to find animals during the part of the game drive when it was dark. As such, especially if going in the winter, I would say that the afternoon option isn’t worth the price.

Wonderful seeing 2 black rhinos. The description needs to be rewriting from “dinner” to “adult beverages and appetizers served by the lake”. Which was a wonderful relaxing experience - sipping wine and again appetizers at Sunset by the lake, watching a black rhino and elephants.

First of all note this includes water, and a drink of choice (alcoholic or soft) plus some delicious snacks (samosa) but not dinner as per other review and reply but the description has still not changed Apart from that clarification, the tour was great, we had a pick up from the hotel about 330pm and met others at the Stanley and Livingston hotel to swap into the safari off roader, there was plenty of room. The safari itself started about 4pm. We saw giraffe, zebras, antelopes (lots) and also lots of buffalos. We wanted to see a rhino and it wasn't looking hopeful until about 630pm when we saw one, so that was great. After drinks and snacks by the lake and sunset(take mosquito spray) we saw 4 elephants. We finished safari around 8pm, and all the way back out guide was looking for wildlife. The guide (his name was Africa) was friendly and knowledgeable and I felt although expensive it was worth it to see a rhino in the wild. Thank you to Africa for sharing his knowledge and id recommended this tour to others.