Victoria Falls River Lodge
Victoria Falls River Lodge is the first private game lodge to be set in the Zambezi National Park. This newly built luxury tented lodge is situated on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River – so close to Victoria Falls one can see the spray in the distance.
Victoria Falls River Lodge Highlights
Victoria Falls River Lodge is the first private game lodge to be set in the Zambezi National Park. This newly built luxury tented lodge is situated on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River – so close to Victoria Falls one can see the spray in the distance. Uninterrupted panoramic views of African sunsets and exceptional wildlife viewing makes this uniquely located lodge the ideal place from which to explore Victoria Falls as it combines the safari experience with one of the world's most famous tourist destinations.
- Children are invited to participate in local activities like grass weaving, bread-making and fishing.
- 415 bird species have been recorded in the park – a birders haven.
- Sample some local Mopani Worms when booking the traditional Boma Dinner Experience.
- See elephant herds and hippos from the air on a helicopter ride.
Victoria Falls River Lodge Game Viewing and Activities
The lodge situated in the privileged location of the Zambezi National Park. This means that some of Africa's most amazing animals are right on our doorstep; including, elephant, hippo, crocodile, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, impala and even the occasional big cat can be viewed in the park. The first safari option is to take a river cruise along the Zambezi and marvel at the animals that come to the waters edge to drink at the end of the day. Alternatively, head out in a game-viewer to explore the 150,000 acres that make up the Zambezi National Park. Track the elephant herds as they move silently through the bush and admire the giraffe as they weave their way through the acacia thicket. Night drives and walking safaris can also be arranged. For the adrenalin junkie there is white water rafting, bungee jumping, gorge swinging, zip lining and helicopter flips over the Falls. There are less adventurous activities on offer to provide guests with a more placid experience in the natural surroundings; such as, canoeing and fishing trips along the Zambezi, or horseback safaris in the National Park. For a more cultural experience, take a guided tour of the historic town or a shopping trip to the local market.
