Includes: Dinner, bed, breakfast & lunch and laundry
Excludes: All drinks, activities, park fees and transfers
Taita Falcon Lodge is situated only 11km from the spectacular Victoria Falls. Located on the edge of the renown Batoka Gorge, 230m above the swirling Zambezi River below, the lodge boasts magnificent views over the gorge and wilderness surrounds.
Seven spacious, open plan rooms constructed of reed and stone feature comfortable, rustic furnishings. Each room has an en-suite bathroom with shower and toilet. Thoughtful creature comforts include hot water bottles offered in winter. Each room has its own private garden with cold water outdoor shower. Two of the rooms may be converted to family rooms.
The expansive viewing deck commands the best views of the Batoka Gorge making it a focal point of the main area of Taita Falcon Lodge. The deck offers a breathtaking setting for meals and drinks, (weather permitting). Meals served in the restaurant are hearty “Euro-African” style cuisine. The bar and lounge are relaxing and cosy and the inviting swimming pool surrounded by abundant vegetation completes the central lodge facilities.
An array of activities may be arranged during your stay at Taita Falcon Lodge. The lodge offers a selection of hiking trails around the Batoka Gorge. Other activities that can be organised in the greater Victoria Falls vicinity include scenic helicopter flights, cultural village visits, sunset river cruises and game drives. High adventure activities include white water rafting (water levels permitting) and abseiling. All activities are at additional cost.
Airport transfer time: 20 minutes from Livingstone Airport
Taita Falcon Lodge has a total of 7 stylish en-suite chalets and can accommodate up to 18 people if people share. The chalets are well equipped for a comfortable stay in nature and each is named after a bird of prey that can be seen soaring the skies around Taita.
Every chalet has their own secluded garden and outdoor shower as well as an indoor lounge, stone shower & bathroom. Décor is simple, yet stylish, with hints of handmade crafts and natural features, keeping in tune with its wilderness surrounds. All of the chalets were designed and built using local materials, with stones from the gorge and reeds from the river. In the winter months, hot water bottles are put in the beds evening and in the summer, mosquito coils are lit in the rooms.
Stone & lantern lined pathways lead the way from the main lodge to the secluded chalets, nestled into the bush.
Fall asleep to the sounds of the wild and the flowing waters of the Zambezi here at Taita Falcon.