Well, this is our last morning in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. We love this town and, of course, we love the waterfalls. Our hotel was near an indoor craft market and an outdoor craft or curio market.
Elephant’s Walk Shopping Village next to our hotel
This sign is for the indoor market. But, look what else humans can do here.
Crocodile Cage Diving??
I am glad mom did not try this. I don’t think this is the crocodile that would be a diving partner.
I like this crocodile
I do like this crocodile though. Isn’t this the most colorful rhino you have ever seen?
New kind of rhino
It is a first for me, but in the middle of National Parks and game preserves, this rhino seems right at home. I even made a new friend here.
I always find new friends
I have seen so many hippos in the water, but now I can sit on this one.
Friendly hippos
Inside this market there are many nice craft stores and there is even a Fed Ex office here if you want to purchase items too large for you suitcase. We did not. Also inside there are various small market areas and individual stands. The cloth is for Chitenges.
Chitenges and more
Chitenges are the cloth women buy and then wrap to make skirts. We think the material is very pretty, but we did not purchase any. We are waiting for our taxi to the airport, so we go outside. This vendor was very nice.
My friend, the vendor
He even asked mom to put me on some items for photos. Our taxi is here so the suitcase goes in and so do we. We are back at the Zimbabwe airport in Victoria Falls.
Back to the Zimbabwe airport in the city of Victoria Falls
Inside this aerial view of Victoria Falls is nice.
Aerial view of Victoria Falls. Nice picture
We have plenty of time until our flight leaves. We do a little more shopping. Mom likes the shops here and we purchase more souvenirs. Then we enter the small restaurant in the airport. Even the chairs have African wild animals.
Small restaurant in this small airport
Look at this menu.
There it is. Crocodile Burger
Crocodile burger? We ask the waitress about it and she says it is good. And, of course, it tastes like chicken. We have never had a crocodile burger; never have seen it on a menu either. Mom has eaten crocodile nuggets in South Africa and crocodile appetizers, almost like shoe string potatoes in Denver, but never a burger. So, we order the crocodile burger.
Crocodile burger
It is very good, and it does taste like chicken. However it is much more dense or heavy than chicken. We liked it, but we may never see it again on a menu. And for the curious, the official currency of Zimbabwe is the US Dollar, so yes, we did pay $15 for a crocodile burger. Our flight is called now, so next time we will be in Mozambique. More adventures to come.
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My goodness Zeb, you did make some interesting new friends. Occasionally, we can buy crocodile in the supermarket at home.
Looks like a good thing I wasn’t there to shop!
Oh we wish you were there. The vendors were so friendly and had so much. The FedEx office was a real surprise. The inside stores had great stuff also. They all would have loved you! Thanks for reading and commenting.
We never see crocodile here. We have alligators in the southeastern states, but never see that meat either. Would have no idea how to cook crocodile, but it tasted good however they cooked it. Thanks for reading and commenting.