• Sun. Nov 30th, 2025
Carol Ofori and her family in ZimbabweRadio personality Carol Ofori shares exciting details of her family's first international trip to Zimbabwe. Picture: Supplied

Victoria Falls, one of the most iconic natural wonders in the world, captivates visitors with its breathtaking beauty and rich cultural significance. Recently, celebrated radio personality Carol Ofori embarked on a transformative journey to Zimbabwe’s renowned Victoria Falls with her family.

This memorable trip reinforced her love for exploring Africa and embracing its wonders. As she looks back on her family’s first international getaway, Carol reveals why she chose Zimbabwe, shares the unforgettable moments she experienced at the falls, and explains why this destination is a must visit for every traveller.

Radio personality Carol Ofori having the best time of her at the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Picture: Supplied
Radio personality Carol Ofori having the best time of her life at the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe. Picture: Supplied

Carol’s decision to visit Zimbabwe with her family

Carol talks about how she decided to visit Zimbabwe with her family as this was their first international holiday.

“I have always been a massive advocate that we, as Africans, should explore more of our own continent. When it came to deciding on this holiday, my husband and I looked around to see where would be the best place to travel with small children, how long it would take to get to the destination, the activities for them to enjoy and, of course things like malaria and other diseases. We opted for Zimbabwe knowing we would have to give the kids malaria tablets daily. I had been to Zimbabwe before when I was 18 with a friend of mine and I loved it so much that I thought it would be the perfect place for us to experience our first international trip together as a family,” said Carol.

Carol Ofori enjoying her time with her family on their first international family trip. Picture: Supplied
Carol Ofori enjoying her time with her family on their first international family trip. Picture: Supplied

The family’s experience at the Victoria Falls

Carol continues to share exciting details about her family trip, describing her experience at the Victoria Falls.

“It was absolutely majestic! To think that we were there when the falls were considered ‘dry’ is insane. The Victoria Falls are truly the majesty of God, you get to see that so clearly when visiting a place like this. It was a beautiful experience. I would suggest getting a guide when visiting – they’re clued up and make the experience a whole lot more fun and informative,” said Carol.

Why Zimbabwe must be on everyone’s travel bucket list

After describing her experience at Victoria Falls, Carol explains why this incredible attraction should be on everyone’s travel bucket list.

“The Victoria Falls are one of the seven natural wonders of the world. To think that the falls belong to Zambia, but the majesty and beauty of them is in Zimbabwe (you have to leave Zambia to come and see them), is insane. Seeing everything around the falls, like the mighty Zambezi river, makes visiting all the more incredible. It’s one of those things that you actually need to see to believe,” said Carol.

Playing far from the mic, Carol Ofori makes the most out of her getaway as she she unwinds at the Victoria Falls. Picture: Supplied
Playing far from the mic, Carol Ofori makes the most out of her getaway as she unwinds at the Victoria Falls. Picture: Supplied

What visitors should do when visiting this beautiful area

Having recommended Victoria Falls as a must-visit destination for everyone, Carol goes on to explain what visitors should do when they visit this stunning area.

“There is so much to do! If you have extra budget on your trip, look at doing a helicopter flip over the falls, The Victoria Falls are also in a nature reserve so animals are free to roam and I’ve heard there are some great sightings to be made at night. We stayed at the Elephant Hills Hotel because of the amount of wild elephants that roam the area. We also took the time to enjoy some delicious traditional Zimbabwean cuisine.

“We wore traditional Zimbabwean clothing, put on some make-up and took part in a drumming experience that made the evening so special. My husband and my son also went quad biking while my daughter and I enjoyed a spa treatment. However, you can’t visit the Victoria Falls without doing a cruise on the Zambezi. They’ve mastered the whole experience for guests. On the cruise you are served a light meal, unlimited drinks and get to take in the river views for two hours. Oh, and if you’re feeling brave – check out Devil’s Pool which is in the Zambian side of the falls!,” said Carol.

Carol’s next travel destination

Wrapping up all the exciting details of her family trip and sharing her recommendations, Carol reveals the next African country she plans to visit and explains why.

“I would love to take my family to Namibia next. Swakopmund looks absolutely incredible and I know the country has some incredible beaches to enjoy. Egypt and Kenya are also very high on my travel bucket list,” said Carol.

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By Asanda Mbayimbayi

Asanda Mbayimbayi is an award-winning Lifestyle News Editor and Journalist celebrated for her dynamic voice in digital lifestyle, entertainment, and hard news journalism. Honoured with the Galliova People’s Hero 2025 Award for her authentic storytelling and powerful connection with audiences, she continues to redefine journalism with purpose, empathy, and impact. With an instinct for uncovering stories that resonate and a deep understanding of audience engagement, Asanda brings clarity, depth, and heart to every piece she crafts. Beyond the newsroom, she wears many hats — Researcher, Qualified Bible Teacher, Content Creator, Producer, Motivational Speaker, and Book Editor to name a few — using her creative and spiritual insight to inspire transformation through words. Whether leading editorial teams, producing meaningful content, or motivating audiences, Asanda stands as a storyteller driven by faith, purpose, and the power of narrative to connect and inspire.

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