
Mosi-oa-Tunya. The Smoke that Thunders. 1.7 km wide, 108 m at the highest drop, and — in April — 500 million litres per minute going over the edge. The only hub in Africa from which four countries are same-day accessible.
Livingstone averages. Waterflow lags rainfall — the falls peak in April, months after the summer rains. Sep–Oct is hottest and driest (falls at their lowest on the Zambia side, Devil's Pool open).
Full flow, thunderous, spray so heavy Zim viewpoints get whited out. Helicopter is worth every dollar in these months.
Still huge, less spray, cool weather (10–25°C), highest number of clear viewing angles.
Falls less dramatic — Zam side can be dry — but Devil's Pool at Livingstone Island opens, rafting at its wildest, best hotel rates.
Hot afternoon storms, wet, quiet. Not Ant's first pick unless combining with Chobe green-season safari.
Ant's default: stay Zim side for infrastructure and viewpoints, cross the bridge on foot for a day at Livingstone Island (Zam only) if it's low-water season.



Two nights at the Vic Falls Hotel, cross to Chobe by road (90 min), then straight into our published 9-day Botswana arc. Ant loves this open — you land at VFA, you're in the wilderness by lunch.
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