Devil's Pool is a naturally formed swimming pool that is situated on the edge of Victoria Falls, a famous waterfall on the Zambezi River, between Zambia and Zimbabwe. The pool is created by a rock barrier, which keeps swimmers from being carried over the edge of the waterfall.

During the dry season, the water flow at Victoria Falls is reduced, and a natural barrier of rocks forms a calm pool near the edge of the falls. This is the Devil's Pool, and it allows swimmers to swim right up to the edge of the waterfall. Visitors can swim in the pool and peer over the edge, enjoying an unparalleled view of the falls and the gorge below.

Swimming in the Devil's Pool is a popular activity for adventurous travelers visiting Victoria Falls. It is typically accessed from Livingstone Island in Zambia, which is only accessible during the dry season. To reach the pool, visitors take a short boat ride and then swim upstream in the river to the pool. Swimmers are guided by experienced staff who ensure their safety and take photographs.

It's important to note that swimming in the Devil's Pool can be dangerous, and it is only recommended for strong swimmers who are comfortable in fast-moving water. Visitors should also be aware of the risks associated with being near a waterfall and take all necessary precautions.