During the dry season, when the prolific Zambezi River’s water level is at its lowest, a serene pool becomes accessible at the very lip of the Victoria Falls. The safari experience itself, however, can certainly not be described as ‘serene’. The only thing keeping you from toppling over 108 m (355 ft) into the gorge below is that rock lip. The low water level means that the current is calm enough not to pull you over, ensuring relative safety in savoring one of the most awe-inspiring views in the world from its most hair-raising perspective.
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