Victoria Falls

The Victoria Waterfall is different from the other waterfalls on the island. It is made by the White River, which begins in the Valley of Desolation; the color of the water is greenish white. We access this waterfall form the village of Delices in the south east of the island. The drive to get there is in itself an adventure with a kaleidoscope of mountains, valleys, villages, coastlines and panoramic vistas.



The hike up the White River Gorge is rugged and involves walking on huge boulders and crossing the river several times. You will not be disappointed when you get there; this one is truly a winner. The White River comes tumbling down an approximately 200 feet drop into a basin.



With caution you can swim in the pool, the water is said to be good for the skin.

You must follow your guide's instructions to the letter, whatever he/she says do it without hesitation.
Your safety is our main concern, some rocks are slippery, and also the area is prone to flash floods.
Your guide will always be looking for changes in the water level and in an instant advise you to move on even though you may be taking a photo or observing a plant or insect.
Please be assured that this will only happen if the exigency of the situation warrants that action.
Carry everything you are taking with you in a knapsack. It is important to have your hands free when you are hiking on this rocky terrain.

Time 4 - 5 hours