Most magnificent

#waterfalls This natural wonder of the world is worth travelling across the world for. And actually when coupled with your African trip, it becomes a bucket list tick. I used to thing Niagara was massive and then when I saw the victoria falls...it was something else. This was part of our day tour and we got picked up at our hotel. We parked up in the car park opposite the entrance to the National Park. There were lots of shops and stuff to buy. We started walking towards the first viewing point. At about Seventy meters high, this already huge seeming waterfall, i was told was actually the shortest of the falls. Nevertheless, it is one of the most impressive. The view is side on and the water thunders past. It is the closest you can get to water on the Zimbabwean side. Moving on, we stopped by a fantastic photo spot. The path, i must add is uneven and deep so be careful if it is wet. We made our way down and just stood gazing at the water, plummeting from above and pummelling the side of Cataract Island. Walking further, you will start hearing the pounding waterfalls. However you cannot see the falls until you reach the corner and there, in front of you is a magnificent wall of water. Even in the dry season, so massive and overwhelming. Clearly, Victoria Falls is way taller than what we saw at the Niagara Falls and our guide told us that when its full, it is the largest waterfall in the world. The curtain of white water is so gorgeous. It truely must be a sight to imagine in the wet season. This natural wonder cannot be missed!#waterfalls #africa #naturalwonder #100waysoftravel