Shockwave (shockwavevictoriafalls.com) offers exhilarating white-water rafting trips, while Wild Horizons (wildhorizons.co.za) operates the heart-in-mouth gorge swing and zip-line right in front of its uber-stylish Lookout Café (thelookoutcafe.com). Shearwater (shearwaterbungee.com) pioneered bungee jumping off the Vic Falls bridge. For more leisurely river adventures, Pure Africa (pure.africa/experiences) offers elegant sunrise, sunset and dinner cruises on the Zambezi in a fleet of luxury vessels.

Perched on the edge of Batoka Gorge, the popular open-air Lookout Cafe offers spectacular sweeping views of the rapids below and the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge. Open for breakfast, lunch and monthly full moon dinners, it serves up an eclectic and innovative menu with a strong emphasis on fresh local ingredients. Lookout Cafe is also just a short walk from the main entrance to the Falls, so it's the perfect spot for a leisurely refuel after your visit.

After tour of the falls you have to go and have lunch at the Lookout café restaurant, which is located 120 meters above the Zambezi river, overhanging the giant Batoka Gorge giving you the best view of the Victoria falls bridge. After lunch it will be time to do the 15 minutes scenic helicopter flight over the falls, when the flight is done you can either go and do some shopping at the open market or go and relax at the lodge while you wait to go and experience the Boma dinner and drumming show. The dinner and drumming show will take about 3 hours then you will be taken back to the hotel.

Perched on the edge of a gorge, the Lookout Cafe boasts the ‘best lunch menu with an amazing view’, a place where the panorama complements the palate. As patrons dine on delectable dishes, their gazes are met with the awe-inspiring sight of the Zambezi River, creating an unforgettable mealtime memoir. The Lookout Cafe stands aloof, perfectly positioned on the precipice of a deep gorge, just close enough to dizzyingly admire the raw beauty of the Zambezi River flowing fiercely in its full vigour at the bottom.

Situated on the edge of the Batoka Gorge, The Lookout Cafe offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Zambezi River and the magnificent Victoria Falls Bridge. This is the perfect spot to enjoy a relaxed meal while taking in the stunning natural beauty that Victoria Falls has to offer. The menu at The Lookout Cafe features a variety of international dishes made with locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a dining experience that is both delicious and sustainable.

For all lovers of amazing views with excellent food the Lookout-Cafe is an absolute must for either lunch or dinner. It is the restaurant with the most dramatic views built right on top of the Batoka Gorge downstream from Victoria Falls. Guests get fantastic views of the Victoria Falls Bridge with the smoke of the falls in the background as well as vertigo inducing views of the gorge itself – something to behold especially during their famous Full-moon dinners!.

The Lookout Cafe is a little walk out of the center of town and sits 120m above the Batoka Gorge, with a view of Victoria Falls Bridge. Boasting one of the best views of the mighty Zambezi – and the starting point for all Wild Horizons activities – it serves coffee, drinks and snacks throughout the day until sunset. If you’re planning on taking part in an adrenaline activity – a stiff drink might be just what you need – either before or after!

Perched on the edge of Batoka Gorge, right near the bridge, Lookout Cafe is arguably the best spot on the Zimbabwean side to enjoy a sundowner. The River Brewing Company is perhaps the most atmospheric spot for a brew in town, while the bar at Shoestrings backpacker’s hostel is the place to party on. Dimly lit Invuvu Bar, next to Victoria Falls Rest Camp, is a popular local spot for cheap beers and traditional barbecue.

A waterproof bag: Do not underestimate the amount of mist and water at Victoria Falls. Your telephone, camera and other electronic devices will also have to be properly protected against moisture. Fortunately, Malou and I both have very good waterproof daypacks (Malou de GOT BAG, Chris de Peak Design) that can withstand it, but it is something you have to take into account if you don't have this.

Retiring your action filled day with a lunch at the Lookout café, Zimbabwe is something that you must not give a miss. You get to taste great burgers, wraps, kebabs etc. while enjoying the spectacular view over the Batoka gorge and the river below. It is located close to the Wild Horizons activity centre for the gorge swing, flying fox, zipline and Victoria Falls canopy tour

The Lookout Cafe (operated by Wild Horizons) offers phenomenal views of the Batoka Gorge, the Zambezi River, and Victoria Falls Bridge. Over breakfasts of pancakes, bacon, and eggs, along with a latte in a fancy glass for me, we soaked in the stunning scenery. It really is one of those locations that make you gasp in admiration when you first take in the breadth of the view.

A visit to the Victoria Falls is incomplete without a stop at the Lookout Café. This café is conveniently located close to the entrance to the Falls, making it the perfect place to rest and cool down with a cold beverage after a tour of the Rainforest. The Lookout café is highly rated for it offers great food and warm hospitality but the awesome view is the cherry on top!

Perched on the edge of the Batoka Gorge, the Lookout Cafe offers breathtaking views of the Zambezi River and the Victoria Falls Bridge. This open-air restaurant is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy a meal while taking in the stunning scenery. The Lookout Cafe also offers a range of adventure activities, including gorge swinging, zip-lining, and the flying fox.

If you are an adrenaline junkie, bungee jumping off Victoria Falls Bridge should be on your bucket list. At 365 feet in the air, you will jump from great heights and witness spectacular views. If bungee jumping isn't your thing, don't worry, you can also take a 984 ft zip line ride across the falls or bridge swing from a 262 foot height.

Aside from regular dinners, the Lookout Cafe offers a unique Full Moon Dinner experience. On the night of each full moon, you can enjoy magnificent meals along with wine and full moon. Perched on the edge of a steep gorge, with breathtaking views, this is a dinner reservation you want to make especially if traveling with your loved one.

The Lookout Cafe has the best view hands down as it overlooks the river gorge corner with views of the bridge. They also have their own adrenaline activities in case the bridge is overbooked. Elephant Hill Resort is probably the best hotel in the area and has a golf course where it’s not uncommon to have wildlife grazing as folks play.

For a delicious lunch, check out the Lookout Cafe and take in the breathtaking view while enjoying the local wildlife. If you’re a foodie, try the Three Monkeys restaurant, which serves wood-fired pizza. Or, if you want to try something local, try Mama Africa, where you can sample local dishes and enjoy Zimbabwe’s culture and cuisine.

While you’re visiting Victoria Falls, it only makes sense to immerse yourself in the experiences around the falls fully. As the name suggests, the Lookout Café was built in a perfect location on edge overlooking the Victoria Falls and Batoka Gorge below. It’s one of the only places to see the falls without actually entering the park.

Highlights include a Zambezi River Sunset and Dinner Cruise, Guided Tour of the Victoria Falls Rainforest, Lunch at the Lookout Restaurant overlooking the gorge, a choice of one between a helicopter flight “of angels” over the falls OR Elephant Encounter OR Lion Activity. End your stay with dinner at the Boma Restaurant.

The Lookout Café, a few minutes out of town, is an excellent place to stop for an early drink or coffee over the Zambezi River and the gorge. I’m sure the cafe gets popular as there were already several reserved signs on the tables when we reached at 10:30am. We saw several people zipline around the area as well.

Nestled on the edge of a sheer cliff overlooking the roaring waters of Victoria Falls, the Lookout Cafe Lunch beckons visitors with promises of culinary delights amidst nature’s grandeur. As the sun casts shimmering reflections on the Zambezi River below, guests are treated to a sensory experience like no other.

The Lookout Cafe has one of the best views in Victoria Falls. Wild Horizon owns and operates the cafe and they insist on fresh local, quality ingredients for the casual menu, served in a relaxed setting. Enjoy breakfast, lunch, or dinner as you gaze across the Batoga Gorge towards the iconic Vic Falls bridge.

If you’re looking for a more upscale experience, then The Lookout Café is a must-visit. Located on the edge of the Batoka Gorge, the café offers breathtaking views of the Zambezi River and the Victoria Falls Bridge. Guests can enjoy a cocktail or two while watching the sunset, followed by a delicious dinner.

The Scenic Victoria Falls Day Tour which allows you to experience the main attraction, The Mighty Victoria Falls, from the ground and from the sky, You will then enjoy lunch at one of the best Luxury Restaurants The Lookout Cafe. Set at the edge of the Batoka Gorges overlooking the Victoria Falls Bridge.

In the morning, you will be picked up from your hotel to be taken to Victoria Falls for a guided walking tour. Get ready to witness the remarkable power of nature, a spectacle you will remember for life. The walk of the falls will take around 2 hours after which you will go to Lookout Café.

Lunch: 12h00 to 17h00 Snack Menu : 16h00 to 18h30 Dinner : 18h00 to 21h30. The Wild Horizons Lookout Café is an iconic restaurant in Victoria Falls where casual dining is a decadent affair. Menus range from cocktails and canapes to diverse meal options for seated dinners.

What to drink: This is the perfect place to have a cold glass of local Zambezi beer – even better if you’re on the Zambezi River at the same time!. Bohlingers is another local beer that may not have as fitting a name as ‘Zambezi’, but it definitely tops the taste test.

For some of the best views in town, head to The Lookout Cafe. Perched on the edge of the Batoka Gorge, the cafe offers panoramic views of the falls and the surrounding landscape. It’s a popular spot for both locals and tourists, and it’s easy to see why.

Lookout Cafe is another excellent choice, offering a stunning view of the gorge and the falls. It serves a range of casual fare, from burgers to local fish dishes. The laid-back vibe makes it perfect for a relaxed lunch or dinner with friends.

The second bungee location is the Wild Horizons Lookout Cafe Gorge Swing, in which you jump 364 feet from a platform on the side of the river gorge. Like the bridge jump, it is a truly breathtaking landscape in which to enjoy the sport!

You need to book The Lookout Cafe in advance; it took us three attempts to get a table!. When you book, ask if you can have a table on the edge of the terrace, overlooking the falls because the views are spectacular.

The Wild Horizons Lookout Café is an iconic restaurant in Victoria Falls where casual dining is a decadent affair. Menus range from cocktails and canapes to diverse meal options for seated dinners.

The Palm Restaurant at Ilala Lodge: Known for its high-end dining experience, serving exquisite dishes made with fresh, local ingredients against a backdrop of the Victoria Falls spray.

If you decide to walk to the Lookout Cafe on the Zimbabwe side, or anywhere between Livingstone and the falls in Zambia, watch out for elephants – they’ve been known to attack people.

Food: check out the Lookout Cafe, Lola’s Tapas Bar, and the restaurants in the Ilala Lodge, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, and the Livingstone Room in the Victoria Falls Hotel.

The Lookout Café offers a relaxed atmosphere and fantastic views of the Zambezi River. Enjoy a variety of local and international dishes while watching the sunset.

Perched on the edge of Batoka Gorge, the Lookout Café offers panoramic views and delicious food. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after an action-packed day.

The rainforest closes at sunset but you can take sunset photos from the nearby Lookout Cafe, or further along the Batoka Gorge.