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Flight helicopter over Victoria Falls

byJavier Brandoli
14 November, 2010

Javier Brandoli (Livingstone, Zambia)

The helicopter flights over Victoria Falls is the opportunity to see the Zambezi River plunging over a mile long by a narrow crack that breaks the rock. The rainbow comes and goes with the reflections of steam and sun. A beautiful picture. Last between 15 and 30 minutes. Your price, depends on the company, round the 200 U.S. dollars.

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