Victoria Falls What to Pack

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: When visiting the Falls
You will get wet.
It is important to wear clothing which does not cling too much when wet (like white T-shirts). Shoes which absorb water easily are not a good idea (rather wear open sandals).
You can rent umbrellas and raincoats at a price at the stalls before you enter the Park.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: Sunscreen
Mosquito Repellent
Hat to protect you from the African sun

Photo Equipment: Protect your camera! My travel buddy had a great idea and brought his underwater casing with. That made it possible for him to take great photos in areas of heavy spray and 'rain'. Otherwise, take a watertight plastic cover, as it gets very wet at some areas!

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: a swimsuit if you are going to do the jet boat or white water rafting of course
a jacket or coat because it gets colder at night during the winter time

Photo Equipment: a waterproof camera if you are going to do the jet boat or white water rafting

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: The guidebooks tell you to wear showewrproof gear when visiting the Falls, especially from the Zambian side... Forget it! Nothing can protect you from the amount of spray that the Falls generate. It's like having buckets of warm water thrown at you and you're soaked to the skin in seconds. The bonus is that it's so hot you dry off in minutes once you're clear of the Falls.

Toiletries and Medical Supplies: The local authorities spray the vicinity of Victoria Falls with insecticide to reduce the risk of malaria to tourists. Having said that, as soon as you leave Vic Falls the mosquitos are waiting for you so take malaria prophylaxis.

Photo Equipment: There's so much water (you can't call it spray) near the Falls that ordinary cameras will be ruined in seconds. Keep your gear in a plastic bag and don't be tempted to take it out when you're near the water.

Miscellaneous: The sun is very intense and you're fooled by the cooling effects of the spray from the Falls. Use lots of sunscreen.

Clothing/Shoes/Weather Gear: If you are visiting the falls in summer you definately need something against the rain from the falls.........

I have been there in winter and it was quite wet experience.......Also bring good shoes if you want to go to Zambia as well...it´s quite a way into the neighbor country!

Photo Equipment: Bring some rolls of film, you will need a few........;)))