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Luxury Lodges in Victoria Falls
The Smoke That Thunders
Victoria Falls is unquestionably one of the World’s Seven Natural Wonders. You’ll understand why when you see it! The enormous Zambezi River spills over a 108-metre high cliff shared by Zambia and Zimbabwe to generate the world’s greatest sheet of cascading water. Are you thinking about going? You certainly should! Here are our two lodges near the falls
Beyond The Falls
The most obvious thing to do is visit the world’s largest waterfall. Yet there is so much more to this small town. Enjoy a sunset canoe paddle on the Zambezi, visit Livingstone Island and swim in the Devil’s Pool. Feeling adventurous, go white water rafting.
Matetsi
Share a private view of the Zambezi river with roaming elephants or relax in a refreshing infinity pool.
Choose between a private villa, thirteen luxury suites or 4 family suites
River Facing / Private Pool
Victoria Falls River Lodge
This is for those who wish to see the mists produced by the falls whilst being up close to the river
The River Lodge caters for all. 6 treehouses, 13 luxury tents and 2 signature villas all provide eagle views of the river
River Facing / Close To The Water
Tented Camps In Hwange National Park
Nicknamed “The Land Of Giants”
Home to the Big 5 inside a vast area of sand dunes, rocky hills and grassland expanses. Some 40,000 elephant roam the shallow pans in huge herds. Highly recommended to visit during the dry winter months (May to October) when animals flock to waterholes
Taking Full Advantage Of Hwange
Walk through the bush with your guide in search of predators and prey. Visit pre-colonial rock carvings and ruins at Bumbusi National Monument. Try to identify as many of the 400 bird species as possible, or be one of the few to spot the elusive Serval.
The Hide
Situated in the eastern open expanse of the park lies The Hide. Isolated tents allows for visitors to be absorbed into the African bush
Pick between a family deluxe tent, 1 three-bedroomed villa or the extremely popular Dove’s Nest treehouse.
Savanna Views / Wildlife-Rich Waterhole
Lake Kariba’s Lodges
Home Of Crocodiles
Located on the Zambezi River, is the world’s largest artificial lake and reservoir. It’s a haven for wildlife and the call of the fish eagle is the background soundtrack
Exploring The Lake
Enjoy sundowners on a sandy beach after visiting a traditional Tonga village. Game drives are done around the private concession of Bumi Hills, and boat cruises into Matusadona National Park’s Ume River are unreal.
Bumi Hills Safari Lodge
Nestled in the Bumi Hills overlooking Zimbabwe’s biggest lake. This favourite Kariba lodge is designed in the finest African style
For those in a large group, the Baobab Villa awaits or for more intimate privacy then relax in a luxury suite
Lake Facing / Private Airstrip
Malilangwe´s Luxury House & Lodge
Meaning “Call Of The Leopard”
Malilangwe Wildlife Reserve is rich in geological diversity, including sandstone outcrops, mopane woodlands, and massive baobab trees. As a private trust, it is never crowded, making it a really personal experience. Home to over 100 rock art sites dating back thousands of years can be found here.
Exploring The Lake
The reserve is home to an abundance of species, including the Big 5, the endangered black rhino, the shy African wild dog, zebra, and herds of up to 500 buffalo.
Singita Malilangwe House
Nestled on a sandstone ridge overlooking the private Malilangwe Dan sits the Singita Malilangwe House. This exclusive-use villa is cherished by families looking for entertainment and relaxation
Perfect for families or large groups who have access to 5 private-deck bedrooms and an infinity pool. It really does feel like an African home
Panoramic Views / Private Chef
Singita Pamushana Lodge
Overlooking the Malilangwe dam & private reserve sits the Pamushana Lodge. Designed in the style of Great Zimbabwe but offering modern day amenities.
The lodge is limited to 7 private suites, each offer unreal views from the bathroom bedroom and balcony
Panoramic Views / Tennis Courts
Luxury Lodge in Matobo Hills
Meaning “The Bald Heads”
The oldest national park in Zimbabwe, establised in 1926, and home to one of the highest concentrations of bushman rock art in Southern Africa. Matobo Hills is known for its endless granite kopjes and the grave site of Cecil Rhodes.
Exploring The Hills
Apart from the rock art, Matobo is filled with pre-colonial history and has a successful rhino rehabilitation project.
Amalinda Lodge
The most upmarket lodge in the park. Amalinda spoils its visitors with rooms carved out of boulders and, if you are lucky, your own bushman cave painting all to yourself.
Amalinda has 9 suites that cater for families, couples or visiting friends. There is also the luxurious Home Stead for those in bigger groups or wanting their own Ndebele-styled home.
Rock-carved suites / Wellness spa
EXTRA LUXURY
WAYS TO EXPERIENCE ZIMBABWE IN LUXURY
Why Us
First, we are Zimbabwe owned. We know what is happening in the country on a daily basis to ensure that our clients’ trips are not affected by local political factors
Second, we aim to promote local companies and thus support communities
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