The mighty Zambezi was born as a small stream in the highlands of Zambia and Angola. By the time it tumbled over Victoria Falls, it was swollen to form the largest leaf of falling water on the planet. David Livingstone was the first European to see the falls on November 17, 1855. Surprised by what he saw, he wrote: “Nobody can imagine the beauty of the view from anything compared to what one has seen in England. It had never been seen by European eyes before; but scenes that are so beautiful must have been marveled at even by the angels in flight ”. Livingstone, faithful to the form of Victorian explorers, named the falls after his queen.
The best family trip we have ever done. And we have been traveling as a family for 20 years. The husky tour, the snowmobile race, the extraordinary lodges and camps - glamping in the snow - the incredible people we met and many other small and large details - have welded us together, challenged us, made us lastingly happy. Thank you Julia for the great coaching, the priceless inspiration and the perfect implementation.
