- Livingstone Falls, Largest waterfall in the world in terms of water volume, dumping 2m cubic ft per second. Not tall, but massively wide at nearly 5 km.
- Inga Falls on Congo River is a group of rapids (or cataracts) in the latter portion of the Livingstone Falls, 177 miles (285 km) after the Malebo Pool.
- See the spectacular Victoria Falls, go white water rafting on the Zambezi or take a ride on a restored steam train –the Livingstone area has a lot to offer.
- The lowest rapids of Livingstone Falls, therefore, are the world's largest waterfall in terms of flow rate — provided one accepts these rapids as being a waterfall.
- The lowest rapids of Livingstone Falls, therefore, are the world's largest waterfall in terms of flow rate — provided one accepts these rapids as being a waterfall.
- Explore Livingstone and Victoria Falls with Jacada Travel. Behold the mighty Zambezi River crashing over cliffs on a tailor-made Zambian journey.
- Livingstone Falls named for the explorer David Livingstone, are a succession of enormous rapids on the lower course of the Congo River in west...
- DSC00398. Directions – How To Get To Livingstone Falls? GPS – 50.100111, -114.439282.
- ...Big Five off your bucket list or seek out specific safari species, our expert guides reveal the typical wildlife sightings to expect in the Livingstone & Victoria Falls.
- You will visit Livingstone Island, the Devil's Cataract, the Main Falls, and the Horseshoe Falls and witness the spray from Victoria Falls.