Swimming in Devil's Pool at Victoria Falls

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A famous feature of the Victoria Falls is a naturally formed pool known as the Devil's Pool, near the edge of the falls, on the Zambian side. During the drier months of the year (usually between September and December), when the water level of the Zambezi River is low enough, the natural rock walls of the Devil’s Pool come close ... enough to the surface to form a barrier. This barrier stops swimmers being carried away, allows them to lie on the rock lip at the edge of the Devil’s Pool and look right into the 103m chasm of the Falls. For the rest of the year, anyone idiot enough to enter the waters would be instantly swept to their deaths. More information

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 From View Point 10; rocky outcrop next to the Devils Pool
 From View Point 7; Main Falls
 Croc wrap in Shearwater Rainforest Cafe
 Devils Cataract on the Zimbabwe Side
 David Livingstone Statue near Devil’s Cataract Falls
 Victoria Falls Bridge from Wild Horizons Lookout Cafe
 Walking over Victoria Falls Bridge from Zimbabve to Zambia
 Memorial plaque to David Livingstone on the lip of Victoria Falls