WATCH: 360-Degree Video Captures Africa's Victoria Falls

Dominique Mosbergen
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Experience the enormity and beauty ofZambia and Zimbabwe’s Victoria Fallsfrom the comfort of your chair in this stunning 360-degree video.

The clip, shared on Facebook this week by National Geographic, invites viewers to nose-dive off the falls’ 350-foot cliffs. You can also take a dip in the iconic Devil’s Pool -- the dangerous and stunning “infinity pool” at the very edge of the waterfall.

Devil’s Pool is located on Livingstone Island on the Zambian side of Victoria Falls, one of the biggest waterfalls in the world.

In the drier months,daredevils leap into the body of water and swim right to its rocky rim where the raging waters of the Zambezi River crash over the cliffs.

“The current takes hold immediately, carrying me towards the edge,” travel writer Clive Andrews oncepennedof the experience. “But before I can be dragged to a watery grave, I’m stopped by a natural rock wall just beneath the surface. As well as saving my life it allows me to peer over the edge and down into a deafening explosion of rainbow-colored spray. A truly incredible sight.”

This article originally appeared on HuffPost.