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Line-up confirmed for Vic Falls Carnival
Among the artists who have confirmed for this year's Vic Falls are Mango Groove, which will be the headline act, GoodLuck, and Mokoomba. There's also a couple of titans of the decks: Jason Le Roux, Zyon Black, Bhana, and DJ Rax.
The carnival will include the famous train party on 29 December. Take a vintage steam train journey through the Victoria Falls National Park to a secret location deep in the African bush. With sub-Saharan Africa DJs pumping top tunes through the classic carriages, you'll be in full party mood when you disembark at the secret stage set up under the African skies.
After selling out in record time last year, the organisers have made the decision to run multiple trips to and from the secret venue, increasing the number of party-goers able to revel in this truly unique experience.
On 30 December your festival ticket will act as key while you are left free to wander through the streets of Vic Falls as the town lights up with wonderful events hosted by the local backpackers lodges and bars.
On the evenings of the 29th and 30th there will be parties in town at multiple venues with free entrance for festival ticket holders. Shuttles will ferry fans to and from the party venues to specific hotels and drop-off points.
On 31 December you prepare for the New Year's Eve experience as over 6000 revellers, top bands, DJs from all over Africa, stilt walkers, and fire dancers count down to midnight. Many more acts will be added to the power house line-up in the coming months to create a truly unforgettable African New Years' experience.
Tickets
Online Sales: http://bit.ly/JVFC2015
• 29 December: $60 (R750)
• 31 December: $65 (R812.50)
• 29 and 31 December: $90 (R1,125)
This year the carnival will be offering an extensive array of travel and accommodation packages catering for three-, four- and five-star needs from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia and more - go to www.vicfallscarnival.com for more details.
What is a trip to Africa's adventure capital without some extreme sports thrown in? Test your courage with gorge swinging, white water rafting, Zambezi canoeing, an elephant-back safari, an adrenaline-fuelled canopy tour, helicopter flips, bungee jumping or a plunge into the Devil's Pool.
If you prefer a more chilled vibe then relax on a sunset river cruise, be whisked away on the Victoria Falls Tram and Bridge Tour or try out an unforgettable lion encounter.
Keep an eye on the Jameson Vic Falls Carnival Facebook page for a variety of exciting travel packages, adventure activities, line-up and up-to-the-minute festival news.
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