Mtarazi Falls

　　Mtarazi Falls is a free-leaping two-tiered waterfall, 762 meters in height, situated in the Honde Valley of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands. It is formed by the Mtarazi River as it flows over the eastern edge of the Zimbabwean plateau.

　　Mtarazi Falls is the 17th highest waterfall in the world by height and is the second highest in Africa as well as the tallest in Zimbabwe. The Mtarazi River plunges dramatically over the cliff edge, forming a magnificent two-tiered waterfall that cascades down from a height of 762 meters, creating a spectacular sight. The Mtarazi River flows year-round, but the falls are at their most powerful and impressive between February and April. During the dry season in October, the water flow decreases significantly.

　　Mtarazi Falls Reason to visit: One of Africa’s highest waterfalls Continent: Africa Country/Region: Zimbabwe Province/State: Manicaland Province