The Victoria Falls Bridge spans the Zambezi River, situated above the Victoria Falls at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe, connecting the town of Livingstone in Zambia and Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. It is a famous bridge known for bungee jumping, highly favored by bungee enthusiasts worldwide.

Construction of the Victoria Falls Bridge began in 1904 and was completed in 1905. It is 198 meters long, 128 meters high, with a maximum span of 156.5 meters, serving as the only railway link between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The bridge’s fame comes not only from being located above the world’s largest Victoria Falls, but also from being a renowned bungee jumping paradise. Every day, numerous young men and women from around the world flock here to experience the 110-meter bungee jump from the bridge deck to the gorge below. Despite receiving instructions from specialized staff on bungee jumping techniques, the experience remains nerve-racking, as jumpers free-fall like stones into the rushing waters of the gorge, offering an exhilarating and thrilling sensation of free-falling at high speeds.

Victoria Falls Bridge
Reason to Visit: One of the most popular bungee jumping destinations in the world
Continent: Africa
Country: Zambia
Province/State: Southern Province