The WiFi login details will be on your ticket and for those who book online, the login details will be updated in real-time on your e-ticket that you receive in your email. The same login details will be used at all our offices. If say you are departing Harare for Victoria Falls today, you will get login details that will give you free WiFi access at the Harare office waiting area. You will use the same login details during the Bulawayo recess, and again use the same login details when you arrive in Victoria Falls. For onboard WiFi, the login details are provided on the bus.
Our commitment to enhancing your travel experience extends beyond just reaching your destination. We want to ensure that your time spent at Extracity is not only comfortable, but also fulfilling. By offering free WiFi, we aim to keep you entertained and connected. Whether you need to catch up on work, stay in touch with loved ones, or simply unwind with your favorite music or movies, our WiFi hotspots will cater to your connectivity needs.
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Introducing the newest Extracity booking office in the picturesque Victoria Falls!
Our new facility is located at Glow Service station, at Mkhosana turnoff and is set to revolutionize the way travelers explore this iconic destination. With a focus on convenience, comfort, and efficiency, we offer a wide range of services to meet every traveler’s needs. From luxury coaches for those seeking a premium travel experience to budget-friendly options for the cost-conscious explorer, we cater to all preferences.
Our team of dedicated staff is committed to providing exceptional customer service and ensuring that your journey is seamless from start to finish. Whether you’re a solo traveler, a family on vacation, or a group of friends looking for an adventure, our booking office has you covered. Experience the beauty of Victoria Falls with ease and convenience by booking your bus transportation with us today.
Stay tuned for exciting promotions and exclusive offers that will make your travel experience even more unforgettable. Trust us to be your reliable partner in exploring the wonders of Victoria Falls. Visit our new booking office and let us be your gateway to unforgettable adventures in this stunning destination.
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Over and above the normal city-to-city transportation for individuals, you can also book Extracity as a private hire for group tours and charter services.
In addition, we are providing luggage services where you can send courier through us, even large parcels between Harare and Victoria Falls.
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1. It is the largest waterfall in the world
Victoria Falls is neither the widest nor highest waterfall in the world, but it’s the world’s largest sheet of falling water, which solidifies this classification. It is twice the height of North America’s Niagara Falls, and is only rivalled by Iguazu Falls in South America. It is 108m tall and 1708m wide.
2. Victoria Falls is part of the Zambezi River
The Zambezi River is the fourth-largest in the African continent and spans across six different nations – its amazing journey spans an impressive 2,700 km. Along the way, you can see a range of wildlife and participate in a plethora of activities. Victoria Falls is the boundary dividing the upper and middle parts of the Zambezi.
3. It is located within two National Parks
Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to part of Victoria Falls and is named so because “Mosi-Oa-Tunya” means “the smoke that thunders” – a perfect analogy for these awe-inspiring waters. Victoria Falls is also, perhaps unsurprisingly, found in Victoria Falls National Park.
4. Its English Name was chosen by David Livingstone
In 1855, British explorer and missionary David Livingstone was the first European to witness the magnificence of one of Africa’s most incredible sights, Victoria Falls. He named it for the British monarch at the time, Queen Victoria. While many places have reverted to their indigenous names, the local people had so much respect for him that it has remained unchanged.
5. Victoria Falls is one of the World’s Seven Natural Wonders
The seven natural wonders of the world are Victoria Falls, Aurora Borealis, the Harbour of Rio de Janeiro, the Grand Canyon, the Great Barrier Reef, Mount Everest, and Parícutin.
6. 500 million litres of water cascade every minute
The numbers almost seem too impossible to imagine! That’s the equivalent of 200 Olympic-sized swimming pools, to put things into perspective. It flows at a rate of 1088m3/s.
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