Explore with your safari guide Victoria Falls on a three-hour cultural immersion tour combining a guided drive in an open-sided 4x4 safari vehicle with walks through local markets and community spaces. Travel in a small group of no more than 10 guests, with hotel pick-up and drop-off included, and experience the town in a way only very few visitors ever do. Your local guide remains with you throughout, sharing the history of Victoria Falls, local traditions, and genuine insight into how locals shop, eat, work and live. Visit the arts and crafts market, the Women’s Market, a small heritage museum, Elephant’s Walk open-air African mall, the famous Big Baobab Tree with its artists’ market, and lively Chinotimba Market. Step out of the vehicle for short guided walks, meet local people, admire handmade crafts and discover everyday products. Learn how to bargain respectfully and receive a fair price while looking behind the scenes of the town and connecting with its authentic local life.

The Victoria Falls Women’s Market is a colourful and welcoming place where local women sell handmade crafts directly to visitors. You will find crocheted clothing and blankets, handmade bags, traditional dolls, beaded jewellery, woven baskets, batik fabrics, patchwork, decorative household items and small souvenirs inspired by African wildlife and Zimbabwean culture. Your local guide accompanies you throughout the market, introduces you to the vendors, explains the meaning behind different crafts and helps with friendly bargaining when needed. This makes the visit more relaxed and personal, while giving you the chance to meet the women, hear their stories and support local families through your purchases.

Elephant’s Walk is a relaxed open-air African shopping mall in the heart of Victoria Falls, filled with local art, handmade crafts, jewellery, textiles, carvings, galleries and small speciality shops. Guests can browse quality souvenirs, meet local artists and discover both traditional and contemporary Zimbabwean designs. Inside the complex, the Heritage Centre offers an introduction to the history, culture and traditions of the region, helping visitors better understand the stories behind Victoria Falls and its people. Your local guide accompanies you throughout the visit, explains the different crafts and exhibits, introduces you to selected artists and shop owners, and helps you enjoy the experience without feeling rushed.

Chinotimba Market offers an authentic look at everyday life in Victoria Falls. During this approximately 30-minute guided walk, guests explore the local market and surrounding town shops where residents buy fresh produce, groceries, clothing, household goods, spices and everyday essentials. Your guide stays with you throughout the visit, explains local shopping habits, introduces regional foods and specialities, and shares how families live, cook and trade in Victoria Falls. It is a lively, informal and personal experience that takes you beyond the usual tourist areas and into the daily rhythm of the town.

Travel by 4x4 along Zambezi Drive to Victoria Falls’ famous Big Tree, an ancient baobab believed to be around 1,000 years old. The scenic drive passes through a natural bush area where elephants, baboons, warthogs, antelope and other wildlife may sometimes be seen along the roadside. At the Big Tree, your guide explains the history, age and cultural importance of the baobab before accompanying you through the nearby local arts and crafts market. Browse handmade carvings, paintings, jewellery, baskets and souvenirs, meet local artists and learn more about the traditional skills and stories behind their work.