Zambia Accommodation

Royal Chundu River Lodge stretches along the banks of the Zambezi River, just upstream from the mighty Victoria Falls. The Relais and Châteaux property embraces an ambience that is reflective of the Zambezi – both wild and graceful. Here you can explore the lifeblood of Victoria Falls, meet the people that live near the riverbanks, or simply recline on your river-front suite’s deck.

Seclusion meets exclusivity at the Victoria Falls Island Lodge. Set on its own island on the Zambezi, this lodge boasts luxuriousness in a secret paradise, adding mystery to an already romantic setting. Lounge on a river cruise with the soft trickling water or disembark and explore the beautiful Zambezi National Park on a game drive.

Release your inner adventurer in this expanse of unspoilt wild – Zungulila Bushcamp is any explorer’s dream with spectacular natural beauty through which to traverse on foot. This camp well off Zambia’s beaten path is neighboured by natural springs and photogenic plains teeming with all the African wildlife you could possibly hope for.

Between the historic town of Livingstone and one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, where is there a better place to be situated than at Victoria Falls Waterfront? Comfortable and convenient accommodation awaits at this lodge welcoming holiday-makers, self-drivers, campers and glampers.

The last word in romance and remoteness lies on the banks of the Zambezi River at Tongabezi Lodge. The camp’s selection of riverside cottages and houses are tastefully designed with furniture and adornments from all over Africa. They also boast private terraces and infinity plunge pools while open-air sunken baths play host to full relaxation – with breathtaking river views.

Just 12km upstream from Victoria Falls, on the mighty Zambezi River, lies Toka Leya Camp. A classic Wilderness Safaris property, this small luxury tented-camp boasts incredible views, a range of impressive activity inclusions and a special place in Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park. The sights and sounds of Toka Leya are sure to relax and revitalise you. 

Thorntree River Lodge offers environmentally-conscious and riverfront views with an elegant and African-inspired twist. It's outdoor living area warmly welcomes the Zambezi River’s natural splendour into every aspect of your stay. The lodge’s wooden deck blends almost seamlessly with the river beyond—a perfect setting for an evening on the water.

The David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa really has a lot going for it. From its ideal proximity to Livingstone and the Victoria Falls, to its award-winning spa, delectable cuisine and unique Lady Livingstone paddle steamer, this lodge has everything you need and so much more.

Flanked by the game-rich waterways of the Luangwa River, Tena Tena Lodge promises abundant wildlife sightings in the South Luangwa National Park’s Nsefu Sector. Hidden under a grove of mahogany trees and intersected by a hippo run and termite mound, guests will truly get a taste of Zambia at its best.

High Moroccan arches lead guests through the thatch-ceilinged passageways of Tangala House, complete with four stylishly-designed bedrooms, a lounge, kitchen-dining room, children’s playroom, and swimming pool-fringed veranda—plus private vehicles and staff.  On the banks of the Zambezi River, this opulent family home offers the perfect Zambian safari destination.

The owner-run hospitality at Taita Falcon Lodge gives it that extra spark – not that the lodge needs it. Only 11km from Victoria Falls and proffering magnificent views of Batoka Gorge as its sheer cliffs plummet into the Zambezi below, this lodge is intimate yet still close to all exciting attractions found in the Livingstone area. 

Limited persons per vehicle, day and night game drives, plus a front-row seat to the Luangwa River in South Luangwa National Park’s Nsefu sector — Tafika Camp is bound to impress. This is the home of the walking safari, but guests can also explore the park by mountain bike and safari vehicle.