If you want the best of both worlds, you can easily get across the border via Victoria Falls Bridge. All you'll need is your passport and a double / multiple entry visa, which you can purchase at the border control (your guide or transfer agent generally expedites this for you).

Yes, you can absolutely walk across the border at Victoria Falls in 2026, and it is widely considered one of the most scenic border crossings in the world. The journey takes you across the historic Victoria Falls Bridge, which connects the town of Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe to Livingstone in Zambia. The walk is approximately 1.8 to 2 kilometers (about 1.2 miles) between the two immigration posts. While the physical walk takes about 20–30 minutes, it offers unparalleled views of the "Smoke that Thunders," the Zambezi River, and the 111-meter drop where bungee jumpers often plunge into the gorge. In 2026, travelers heavily utilize the KAZA UniVisa ($50 USD), which allows for multiple entries and exits between both countries on a single permit, making the walk a popular way to see different angles of the falls. The bridge acts as a "no man's land" where you can stand with one foot in each country, though you must ensure your passport is stamped at the respective border offices at either end of the bridge to avoid legal issues.