Victoria Falls offers a range of lodging options including hotels, lodges, and safari camps. Prices and amenities vary widely, catering to different budgets and preferences.

Some travelers have mentioned Ilala Lodge and Victoria Falls Hotel. Ilala Lodge is noted for its central location and proximity to the falls, with room rates not specified in the posts. Victoria Falls Hotel is praised for its historic character and direct access to the falls, although specific pricing is not provided.

For a more unique experience, options like Victoria Falls Safari Club and Victoria Falls River Lodge offer upscale lodging. Victoria Falls Safari Club, part of a larger complex, charges around $400 per person per night on a bed and breakfast basis. Victoria Falls River Lodge provides an all-inclusive experience with meals, drinks, and activities for approximately $688 per person per night during the high season.

For budget-conscious travelers, Shearwater Explorers Village is recommended as an affordable choice, although specific rates are not mentioned.

Some travelers mentioned using taxi services to travel between Victoria Falls and Livingstone. It typically involves taking two taxis, one from each side of the border, with coordination between the taxi companies to ensure a smooth transition. The process includes going through immigration and changing taxis at the border. For example, one taxi takes you to the border, and another from a partner company picks you up on the other side to complete your journey.

According to forum posts, public transportation is an alternative for getting from Victoria Falls to Livingstone. Travelers can use minibuses, which are inexpensive but do not have a fixed timetable. Buses leave when they are full, and travel times can vary based on the number of stops.

Travelers have called out the convenience of the Uni-visa, which allows multiple entries between Zambia and Zimbabwe. This visa simplifies the border crossing process, making it easier for tourists to travel between Victoria Falls and Livingstone.

According to forum posts, Canadian travelers cannot obtain a multiple-entry visa for Zimbabwe but can opt for the KAZA univisa, which allows travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia, and day trips into Botswana. This visa costs USD 50 and is valid for 30 days.

Some travelers mentioned that the KAZA univisa is available upon arrival at major entry points like Victoria Falls and can be used for multiple entries between Zimbabwe and Zambia. This visa also covers day trips to Botswana, making it a convenient option for tourists planning to explore the region extensively.

Travelers have called out that if crossing the bridge into Zambia for short visits, such as lunch, a bridge pass might be available, which allows crossing without a visa, provided travelers do not proceed beyond the bridge into Zambian immigration. This can be particularly useful for tourists staying primarily in Zimbabwe but wishing to briefly visit Zambia.