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We finally got it figured out. The screen where they wanted us to confirm our email appeared to have no way to confirm. Nothing that said click here, only a back button. A return/enter key did nothing. Finally figured out you had to click on the text of the email address. It would have helped if they had told us that.

Does anyone know how to get an EVisa for Kenya? The government website has a glitch that doesn't allow me to continue -- only a back button shows, no place to confirm I would like a code sent to my email to continue. I have found some commercial sites offering a Kenya EVisa for a fee, which I am willing to pay if the visa is legit. Has anyone used any of these commercial sites? Any advice is appreciated.

We flew AirLink from Maputo to Jo'burg and from Vic Falls to Cape Town. We flew Fast Jet from Jo'burg to Vic Falls. We went to Hwange by road from Vic Falls and Victoria Falls Guide arranged seats on a charter from Hwange back to Vic Falls to connect with our Air Link flight back to Cape Town. We did this in early March before Fast Jet started service between Hwange and Vic Falls. In Vic Falls we stayed at Palm River Hotel. It was outside of town but they have a shuttle to town and all of our activities had transfers. It was peaceful to be on the river instead of in town. The Victoria Falls Guide website has extensive info about accommodation in Vic Falls.

Our group of six did an awesome private deviation from the HAL 2023 World Cruise to Victoria Falls and the Hwange National Park. We used the website VictoriaFalls-Guide.net, which has extensive information about traveling in Zimbabwe, Zambia and Botswana. Everything you want to know in one place -- accommodations, restaurants, activities, visas, currency, etc. We booked everything except our flights through them and it was seamless. Even if you don't book through them, it is a wonderful resource. And going private was a huge savings over a ship's tour.