Wilderness Toka Leya

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Toka Leya Camp

African skimmers' unusual beaks are ideally adapted for skimming the water until they feel a fish to snap up

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Toka Leya Camp

Reinvigorated guest suites now offer a more spacious interior

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Watching elephant from a river cruise

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Uninterrupted views of sunset over the Zambezi River

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The water, wildlife and tranquility of the Zambezi are the inspiration for Toka Leya's new décor

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The new deck in the main area has created a wonderful new dining option

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Fresh and delicious high tea treats

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Toka Leya's legendary infinity pool is a great spot for contemplating the Zambezi

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Relax by the pool to the sound of the Zambezi rushing by

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The ever-fascinating dynamics of the Zambezi River

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Cruises on the Zambezi offer a magical perspective of this iconic African river

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Relax before lunch with a chilled glass of wine

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We aim to use as much locally grown produce as possible in our fresh menu items

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The main area has been redesigned to maximise the natural spaces of the camp and its remote location,

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Toka Leya is a tranquil safari base from which to easily access and explore Livingstone and the Victoria Falls

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The refreshed design has made the most of the expansive Zambezi views

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The lounge and dining areas have been spread out to create pockets of calm for guests to enjoy their wild surrounds

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Explore the Victoria Falls and the adventure hub of Livingstone

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Choose a charming memento from the Trading Store

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Guest tent exterior

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Elephant in the river close to Toka Leya

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Relax on Toka Leya's beach with a tasty cocktail

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Toka Leya's Yoga deck

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Toka Leya's gym-with-a-view

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River cruise at sunset

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Hippos leave the water at the end of the day to look for graze

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White-water rafting on the Zambezi

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Toka Leya Camp

African skimmers' unusual beaks are ideally adapted for skimming the water until they feel a fish to snap up

Photographer credit: Wilderness
Toka Leya Camp

Reinvigorated guest suites now offer a more spacious interior

Photographer credit: Wilderness

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On the banks of the Zambezi River, Wilderness Toka Leya is far enough from Livingstone to ensure a tranquil, authentic bush experience, yet close enough for guests to enjoy all the many activities in the greater Victoria Falls area. Wilderness Toka Leya can be all about adrenaline, or an opportunity to relax and unwind before or after a safari.

Wilderness Toka Leya has twelve luxurious tents (of which three are family tents). Each has a sumptuous outdoor bath, while the wellness centre with yoga and meditation options complements the serene surroundings. Boating and catch-and-release fishing excursions bring the Zambezi experience to life.

INSIDER'S TIP: Reconnect with nature by enjoying a massage treatment on the banks of the Zambezi River!

Nine spacious, en-suite safari-style tents all have expansive decks for wildlife spotting. Elevated wooden walkways weave between the guest tents and further limit our footprint in this pristine area.

This peaceful sanctuary showcases quintessentially Zambian style and charm, as well as makes the most of the beautiful, natural spaces around the camp. The views overlooking the Zambezi are mesmerising.

Fitted with canvas walls in muted tones, the tents offer a spacious interior, with the beds adorned with flowing, drawback mosquito nets. Locally designed light fittings enhance the ambience, while block-out curtains guarantee peaceful rest.

Contemporary furnishings add a modern touch, interspersed with nostalgic printed fabric artworks of Victoria Falls. The artworks – originally painted by artist Thomas Baines, who accompanied David Livingstone to the Zambezi in 1858 – bring the drama of the majestic Falls indoors. A pod swing floats above each private deck, allowing guests time out to immerse themselves in the surrounding wilderness.

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