Victoria Falls Safari Lodge

Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Accommodation 

There are three different room types: the Lodge Standard Room, the Lodge Waterhole Facing Room, and the Lodge Waterhole Facing Suites.

All rooms are spacious and light, with glass sliding doors opening onto private balconies with unrivalled views of the bushveld at sunset. Most rooms also overlook a central waterhole, providing the opportunity to observe herds of game quenching their thirst.

When opting for a Standard Room, walk into earthy-coloured rooms attached with a walk-in shower and en-suite bathroom. The balconies face westward, adjusting the mesmerizing sunset views of the African bush into the picture. 
Lodge Waterhole Facing Room shares similar characteristics to Lodge Standard Rooms. The direct views of the onsite waterhole are a cherry on top in the 42 Lodge Waterhole Facing Room. Guests are awe-struck with the experience of watching wildlife whilst in private space on the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge balcony. 
Lodge Waterfall Facing Suites flaunts a whopping six duplex construction downstairs, leading to the lounge that opens into a private balcony and guest toilet. The open staircase will take you to a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a separate shower, and a luxury bath.

Amenities and facilities 

• Digital Safe
• Hairdryer
• Private Balcony
• International sockets
• Coffee and tea-making facilities
• Telephone
• Sunscreen, insect repellent, and other toiletries
• Stocked complimentary minibar
• Water filtration for clean drinking water
• Free Wi-Fi available
• All rooms feature fans and power that can operate through the night on a solar system and backup 30kva generator.
• Overlook the Zambezi River from the 3 x 7 infinity pool.
• Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is solar-powered and fitted with a backup generator.
• The bar comes with bottle coolers, an ice machine and a bar tap.
• The partially-covered spacious deck offers a magnificent view of the Zambezi River during afternoon sundowners.
• A 20sqm private veranda lies inside Rooms 6 and 7 to accommodate large families with kids.
• Dome tents and campsite are available at additional cost.

Dining

For dining, your options include indulging in fine dining at à la carte MaKuwa-Kuwa restaurant, the Boma, and the casual Buffalo Bar presenting the Dinner and Drum Show to make your evening truly unforgettable. 

The Buffalo Bar serves light meals between 10:30 am to 9 pm, while MaKuwa-Kuwa is open for breakfast from 6:30 am to 10 am, lunch from 12:30 pm to 2 pm, and dinner served from 7 pm-10 pm. Room service at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is also available. 

Sunset Cruise 

With a gin and tonic in hand and some delectable snacks, sit back, unwind, and drink up the last of the African sun as you slowly drift along the Zambezi River above the Falls. Watch out for wildlife such as elephants, hippos, crocodiles, and spectacular bird species. The sun setting over the Zambezi River, which turns the sky into a vibrant array of reds, oranges, and pinks, throws shadows and silhouettes all around, a spectacular climax of your sundowner cruise.

Game Drives 

The best way to explore the raw African bush is by being on a guided game drive during your stay at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge. Hop on to a game drive during the early morning or late afternoon. Game drives take place in the Zambezi National Park, which is rich in wildlife, including buffalo, zebra, elephant, giraffe, a variety of antelope and all the regular predators. Bird watchers will be in their element with stunning birdlife and some endemic species only found here. 

White Water Rafting 

The Zambezi River boasts the world’s wildest white water rafting and attracts people from all over the world for an exhilarating river rafting experience. Grade 5 is the official classification for the Zambezi Rapids.

When picked up from your Victoria Falls Safari Lodge at 7 am, the rafting experience officially begins. A well-earned lunch and an ice-cold beverage await you after the conclusion of an eventful morning, so save some energy for the arduous climb out of the gorge.