Set high on a plateau, which forms a natural boundary to the adjacent Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is ideally located just four kilometres from the majestic Victoria Falls. The lodge is westward facing with an onsite waterhole, which attracts a wide variety of game throughout the year, ensuring year-round stunning sunsets and magical views of unspoilt bushveld. Rising up around existing trees and natural landscape, this 72-bedroomed newly refurbished Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is a testament to eco-friendly design and prides itself on exceptional hospitality and food. Perfectly positioned as a central hub for the surrounding African experiences, excursions and adrenaline-pumping activities.

Victoria Falls Safari Lodge has a choice of two places to eat. Makuwa kuwa restaurant is a restful, split level restaurant with views overlooking the waterhole, offering a fixed price menu with an a la carte choice of dishes. The Boma ( The Place of Eating ) is set in the nearby Gusu forest, just 500 metres from the Safari Lodge. The Boma offers a unique African experience including traditional dancers and mouth watering local dishes. A true cultural experience.

Without doubt, the Victoria Falls constitute one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world. Visitors can gaze at the mighty Zambezi as it flows, broad and placid, to the brink of a basalt lip seventeen hundred meters wide before taking a headlong plunge into the frothy chasm of the gorge below. This is the world's largest sheet of falling water, yet although its fame has spread far and wide, the site has been tastefully preserved so that tourists do not spoil the magic of the very place they have come to see.

There is far more to do at Victoria Falls than to marvel at the Falls themselves; upstream, the Zambezi plays host to the famous 'sundowner' cruises, excursions onto the river to watch the local wildlife while gently sipping a glass of champagne and partaking of a light snack.  But once the river has taken its plunge, there is quite a different experience to be had. For those with the courage, the rapids immediately downstream offer some of the most terrifying white water rafting anywhere in the world.