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Devil's Pool Victoria Falls
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Duration
3 Hours
Tour Type
Adrenaline Activities
Group Size
300 persons
Location
Victoria Falls
Overview
Looking for an adventure of a lifetime? Look no further than the Devil's Pool at Victoria Falls. Located on the Zambezi River bordering Zambia and Zimbabwe in Southern Africa, the Devil's Pool is a natural rock pool on the edge of the falls that offers an exhilarating and unique experience for visitors. During the dry season (usually from August to January), when water levels are low, visitors can swim in the pool and take in the breathtaking views of the falls from the edge.
Led by experienced guides, visitors can safely venture to the edge of the falls and feel the rush of the water flowing over the edge, just inches away. The Devil's Pool is not for the faint of heart, but for those seeking an unforgettable adventure, it is a must-visit destination. Book your trip today to experience the thrill of a lifetime at the Devil's Pool at Victoria Falls.
This trip is available for 3 morning slots as pick up at 6.45am or 8.10am or 9.30am.
It is also available for lunch pickup at 1130hrs.
There is also the high tea segment with pickup at 1400hrs
The devil's pool has an infinity pool which attracts thrill-seekers from the far corners of the earth. It offers daring swimmers the chance to experience the ultimate delight, peering over the brim of the largest curtain of falling water in the world. Just a short swim from Livingstone Island, Devil's Pool is thrilling but completely safe.
Guided tours to Livingstone Island have a 100% safety record and guides will be with you at all times to offer a hand, share fun facts, or simply take photographic evidence to bring home to the family.
Devil's Pool is open during the drier months of the year, usually between mid August and mid January, when the Zambezi water levels are low enough for swimmers to take the plunge. On the other months you can bath in Angels Armchair which is a pool close to Devil's Pool and also on the edge of the falls.
Included/Excluded
Speedboat trip
Tour of the Livingstone Island
Devils Pool or Angels Pool
Free use of aqua shoes subject to size & availability
Entry/Admission - Devil's Pool
Soda/Pop - Coffee and/or Tea
Visa fees (if coming from Zimbabwe side)
Transfers from Victoria Falls Zimbabwe ($20 per person for Transfers)
Travel Styles
Nature & Adventure
Activities
FAQs
Where is the Devil's Pool Located?
The Devil's Pool is located at Victoria Falls, which is on the Zambezi River at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe in Southern Africa. The pool is situated on the Zambian side of the falls, and it can be accessed from Livingstone Island, which is located on the edge of the falls. To get to the Devil's Pool, visitors must take a boat to Livingstone Island, where they will then be led by a guide to the edge of the falls.
How to get to the Devil's Pool at Victoria Falls
To reach Devil's Pool, you will need to take a short boat ride to the Livingstone Island and then swim across a shallow section of the Zambezi River. You will then climb onto some rocks and make your way to the edge of the waterfall, where you will find the pool.
Once you are in Devil's Pool, you can swim to the edge of the waterfall and look over the edge. The pool is situated in such a way that a natural rock wall keeps swimmers from being swept over the edge by the current. However, it is still important to listen to the instructions of your guide and to exercise caution at all times.
Swimming in Devil's Pool is an adventure like no other. The thrill of being on the edge of Victoria Falls, with the water rushing past you and the sound of the falls thundering in your ears, is an experience that will stay with you forever.
The water in the pool is refreshingly cool, providing a welcome respite from the heat of the African sun. Visitors are guided to the edge of the falls by experienced guides, who ensure their safety at all times. The view from the pool is breathtaking, with the gorge stretching out below and the mist from the falls rising up around you. Swimming in Devil's Pool is not for the faint of heart, but for those seeking an unforgettable adventure, it is an experience not to be missed.
Is It Safet to visit the Devil's Pool?
Safety is a top priority for anyone visiting Devil's Pool. While the experience of swimming on the edge of the falls is exhilarating, visitors can rest assured that they are in good hands. Experienced guides accompany visitors to the pool and provide instructions on how to safely enter and exit the water. Life jackets are also provided to ensure that visitors stay afloat while in the water.
Visitors are only allowed in the pool during the dry season when the water levels are low enough to allow safe access. Additionally, there are safety ropes in place to prevent visitors from being swept over the edge by the current. Overall, swimming in Devil's Pool is a thrilling experience, but visitors can have peace of mind knowing that their safety is a top priority.
What Else Can Be Done During A Devil's Pool Visit?
Beyond just swimming on the edge of Victoria Falls, visitors can take in the breathtaking views of the falls from various vantage points, including Livingstone Island, which offers panoramic views of the falls and the surrounding landscape. Adventurous visitors can also take a dip in Angel's Armchair, a natural rock pool located just a few meters from the edge of the falls.
For those looking for a more relaxed experience, Livingstone Island also offers a delicious breakfast, lunch or afternoon tea at their exclusive island restaurant. Visitors can also take a guided tour of the island and learn about its history and significance. Overall, there's plenty to see and do in Devil's Pool, making it a must-visit destination for any adventurous traveler.
What are the physical requirements to visit Devil's Pool?
Visitors to Devil's Pool should be in good physical condition and should have a good level of swimming ability. The walk to the pool involves a short hike over uneven terrain and rocks, and swimming in the pool requires a certain level of fitness and confidence in the water.
In addition, visitors should be comfortable with heights, as the pool is situated right at the edge of the waterfall and offers a thrilling view down to the gorge below. Visitors should also be prepared for the strong currents in the Zambezi River, which can be challenging to swim against.
It's important to note that while guides are present to assist visitors and ensure their safety, visitors should still take caution and follow their guide's instructions at all times. Devil's Pool is not recommended for individuals with certain medical conditions, such as heart problems, epilepsy, or pregnancy. If you have any concerns about your ability to visit Devil's Pool, it's best to consult with a medical professional before your trip.
Are there any age restrictions for visiting Devil's Pool?
Yes, there are age restrictions for visiting Devil's Pool. Children under the age of 12 are not permitted to visit Devil's Pool, and children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. This is because visitors to Devil's Pool need to be physically fit and able to swim confidently in fast-moving water, and the experience can be challenging for young children.
In addition to the age restrictions, visitors to Devil's Pool should also be aware of the seasonal restrictions. Devil's Pool is only accessible during the dry season, typically from mid-August to mid-January, when the water levels are low enough to allow visitors to safely swim in the pool.
It's important to note that Devil's Pool is a popular attraction, and reservations are required to visit. Visitors should book well in advance to ensure availability and to avoid disappointment.
What is the Best Time For devil's Pool?
The best time to dive into Devil's Pool is during the peak dry season, typically from September to December. During this time, the water levels in the Zambezi River are lower, which makes it safer to swim in the pool. The water is also clearer, providing better visibility for those who want to take in the views of the falls. It's important to note that while the water may be calmer during this time, it's still important to exercise caution when swimming near the edge of the falls.
Visitors should always follow the instructions of their guides and wear the provided life jackets to ensure their safety. Overall, the dry season is the best time to dive into Devil's Pool and experience the thrill of swimming on the edge of one of the world's most spectacular waterfalls.
How do to get to Devil's pool from Zimbabwe?
Getting to Devil's Pool from Zimbabwe is relatively easy, as Victoria Falls town is located on the Zimbabwean side of the falls. Visitors can book the devil's pool tour with us, we will arrange the transportation to Livingstone Island on the Zambia side, where visitors can access the pool. The transportation will include a border crossing between Zimbabwe and Zambia, and thus may require additional visas and paperwork, so it's important to check the requirements before embarking on this option.
After the tour, same transportation arrangement will be made to bring you back to Zimbabwe Victoria Falls side.
How can I make a reservation to visit Devil's Pool?
Visitors can make a reservation to visit Devil's Pool by making a reservation online with us using the book button on this page or by contacting the us through other communication channels. We will arrange your whole trip including transportation, park fees, and guided visits to Devil's Pool.
It's important to note that Devil's Pool is a popular attraction, and reservations are required to visit. Visitors should book well in advance to ensure availability and to avoid disappointment.
You will need to provide your personal information, including your name, contact details, and preferred date and time for your visit. Once we confirm your reservation we will provide you with further details about your visit, including pick up times and probable return time. You can also find some useful information on devil's pool including what to wear and bring, and any safety guidelines you need to follow.
Devil's Pool Price
Morning slots as pick up at 6.45am or 8.10am or 9.30am - USD$130/person
Lunch slot - USD$155/person
High Tea slot - USD$175/person
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