Victoria Falls Safari Lodge | Victoria Falls (Zimbabwe)

Built on a plateau overlooking the Zambezi National Park, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is just 4km from the majestic Victoria Falls and offers a unique wildlife experience.
We’re proud to have been voted Best Safari Lodge/ Resort Hotel in Zimbabwe for 23 consecutive years and look forward to welcoming you to our wonderful destination. Our staff are warm and personable, and will ensure your holiday is hassle-free.

Built of thatch and timber, the lodge rises several levels, giving the impression of a vast open-plan tree house. Our rooms all have private balconies, most of which overlook a central waterhole, offering the opportunity to observe herds of buffalo, elephant and kudu, as the sun goes down, and hyenas later in the evening.

Dining

Dining options include the a la carte MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant, the more casual Buffalo Bar and The Boma – Dinner & Drum Show. The Boma Café, set in a tranquil garden setting and located close to the Lokuthula Lodges, offers breakfast and light meals until 4.30pm.

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Victoria Falls Safari Lodge View of Victoria Falls Safari Lodge from the Siduli Hide
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge View from the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge deck
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Victoria Falls Safari Lodge deck - sunset view
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge View of the waterhole from the public pool area
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge All rooms have their own private balcony to enjoy views of the watering hole and spectacular sunsets from
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge 24-hour reception services.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge’s standard rooms are furnished with double or twin beds and have an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower. West facing balconies overlooking the Zambezi National Park promise unforgettable sunset views over the park.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge’s standard rooms are furnished with double or twin beds and have an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in rainfall shower. West facing balconies overlooking the Zambezi National Park promise unforgettable sunset views over the park.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge’s king suites have an open plan lounge area with a guest toilet/ cloakroom downstairs as well as a private balcony. An open staircase leads up to the bedroom and en suite raised bathroom with a luxury bath and separate shower.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Enjoy your own private lounge area in a Suite Room
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge’s king suites have an open plan lounge area with a guest toilet/ cloakroom downstairs as well as a private balcony. An open staircase leads up to the bedroom and en suite raised bathroom with a luxury bath and separate shower.
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Each Standard, Deluxe and Suite room will have a mini bar for your convinence
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge MaKuwa-Kuwa Breakfast Buffet at the lodge
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge MaKuwa-Kuwa Breakfast Buffet at the lodge
Makuwa-kuwa Restaurant at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The restaurant’s decor is luxurious, with a traditional Africa safari flare and just the right atmosphere in which to relax and relive the day’s animal sightings
Buffalo Bar at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge View from the Buffalo Bar
Buffalo Bar at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge view of waterhole
Makuwa-Kuwa Restaurant at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Makuwa-Kuwa lunch menu
Makuwa-Kuwa Restaurant at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Makuwa-Kuwa lunch menu
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Guest library area
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge- Siduli Hide View from the Siduli Hide
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge- Siduli Hide View from the Siduli Hide
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Entrance into Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Victoria Falls Safari Lodge reception area
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The famous Baobab outside the entrance
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge The internet library

Your Stay

2 Nights

Bed and Breakfast

Your Rooms

1x Lodge Standard Room

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4 Stars

Lodge

Spoken Languages: English

No. Rooms: 72

Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Fishing, Flora, Golf, Gourmet, Hiking, History & Culture, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife

Alternative Accommodation

Batonka Guest Lodge
The Victoria Falls Hotel

Wilderness Davison's | Eastern Hwange National Park

Nestled discreetly beneath a grove of false mopane trees, Wilderness Davison's is located in the private Linkwasha Concession - one of the most prolific wildlife areas in Hwange National Park. Hidden within a treeline, this African safari camp, overlooks an open plain and a waterhole that attracts large numbers of animals, especially thirsty herds of elephant and buffalo in the dry season.

Guests staying in one of Wilderness Davison’s nine tents (including a family room) can enjoy the quintessential Hwange experience, viewing the wildlife on game drives and guided nature walks in this diverse and exciting area. Arranged directly in camp only, and subject to vehicle availability, it may be possible to include a visit to one of the local villages. Subject to availability, guests may have the opportunity to visit and learn more about the Scorpion Anti-Poaching Unit team.

INSIDER'S TIP: A small upper deck in the main area is the ideal location from which to watch wildlife at the waterhole.

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Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Come to Wilderness Davison's for the abundant wildlife, stay for the intense sense of belonging.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Experience exceptional game-viewing across all seasons in a wildly beautiful environment.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Inspired by the natural palette beyond the camp, African décor and earthy tones create a calm, authentic atmosphere.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Large herds of African elephant are regularly seen.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness The open fire pit is perfect for convivial evening musings or star gazing.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness At Davison’s, dishes are created from fresh produce grown locally, a celebration of indigenous grains and fruits.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Interaction with Davison's staff is a recurring highlight mentioned in guests' feedback.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Delicious, fresh ingredients are used to create Davison's menu options.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Sit on the upper deck above the main area for a wide-angle view of the passing wildlife parade.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness The camp is nestled in a grove of false mopane trees in the south-east of Hwange.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Inspired by the natural palette beyond the camp, African décor and earthy tones create a calm, authentic atmosphere.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Blue wildebeest visit a waterhole to drink.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness The refreshing pool and its loungers are thoughtfully positioned for relaxation.
Wilderness Davison’s Credit: Wilderness Davison's meal-time settings offer classic safari dining experiences.
Credit: Wilderness Hwange Elephants passing by.

Your Stay

3 Nights

Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities

All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included

Your Rooms

1x Standard Twin/Double Tent(s)

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Lodge

No. Rooms: 9

Alternative Accommodation

Wilderness Linkwasha
Wilderness Little Makalolo

Wilderness Ruckomechi | Mana Pools National Park

Situated in a large private concession in the heart of the Zambezi Valley’s Mana Pools National Park, Wilderness Ruckomechi looks out from the banks of the mighty Zambezi River. It is a remote, picturesque place with spectacular views of the broad flowing river, the adjacent woodland and the mountains of the Rift Valley escarpment.

Ten spacious and beautifully decorated en-suite tents, including two family rooms, lie beneath the ana trees, best-beloved of local elephant for their nutritious seeds. The camp's central living space includes an inviting fire pit for pleasant evenings beneath the African night skies. Other unique features include a pool which overlooks a broad sweep of river, an outdoor “bath with a view” in a secluded, scenic spot, and a romantic Star Bed by a busy waterhole.

Open 4x4 vehicles, motorised pontoon boats, canoes and good old safari boots facilitate the wildlife viewing. Wilderness Ruckomechi is open throughout the dry (winter) season.

INSIDER'S TIP: A boat cruise along the mighty Zambezi is a wonderful way to see wildlife and waterbirds from a different perspective. For the more adventurous – there’s the option of canoeing along this famous river!

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Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Ruckomechi is the elephants’ favourite camp
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest lounge area and adjacent al fresco dining arear
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Spend an evening star-gazing from the deck
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Canoeing on the Zambezi allows up-close game viewing
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest lounge area and adjacent al fresco dining area
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Great game viewing from as close as Ruckomechi’s star-gazing deck
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Always amazing wildlife sightings from the main area
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Brunch treats at Ruckomechi
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The pool area has sweeping views of the Zambian escarpment over the river
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The luxurious guest tents are spacious and inviting
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Balmy weather allows for dining under the stars most evenings
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Enjoy an aperitif on the fire deck before dinner
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Ruckomechi is nestled on the banks of the Zambezi River adjacent to Mana Pools National Park
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant feeding on the floodplain in front of a guest tent
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Exterior view of a guest tent
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Luxurious guest tents provide a relaxing base at siesta time
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Ruckomechi accommodates guests in 10 spacious en-suite tents
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tent bathroom
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Guest tents overlook the Lower Zambezi River
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Wild dog pack preparing for a hunt
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Hippo are a regular sighting in the Zambezi River
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Canoeing on the Zambezi is a thrilling adventure
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Ruckomechi’s legendary outdoor bath offers a romantic interlude
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness African skimmers require pristine habitats to successfully breed
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Buffalo graze on an island in the Zambezi River
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Game viewing from a boat cruise
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The resident lion pride may often be seen while out on a game drive
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Game walk with professional safari guide
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness African elephant feeding in the floodplain
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Tiger fishing is available on a catch-and-release basis
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Wild dog seen on a game walk
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Hippo seen from a canoeing activity
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant crossing a shallow section of the Zambezi River
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Golden hour elephant
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Wild dog after a successful kill
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Playful wild dogs
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant feeding on ana tree pods
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant are regularly seen from the pontoon as they move across the Zambezi
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Predators such as lion are often sighted while on game drives
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Buffalo on the floodplain behind camp
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant seen on a drive from camp
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Zebra with oxpeckers passenger
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Iconic African fish-eagle
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Impala flourish in Mana Pools National Park
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness White-fronted bee-eater on the banks of the Zambezi River
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant with the escarpment forms a stunning backdrop
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness Elephant sightings from a boat cruise are exceptionally rewarding
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The face of experience
Wilderness Ruckomechi Credit: Wilderness The Zambian escarpment provides a dramatic photographic backdrop, whether at sunrise or sunset

Your Stay

2 Nights

Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities

All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included

Your Rooms

1x Standard Twin/Double Tent(s)

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Lodge

No. Rooms: 10

Wilderness Chikwenya | Mana Pools National Park

Wilderness Chikwenya overlooks a beautiful stretch of the Zambezi River in the eastern section of Mana Pools National Park, one of the most remote and beautiful areas in Zimbabwe. Views extend over open floodplains down to the legendary river and across to the mountains of the Rift Valley escarpment, while stretching inland behind Wilderness Chikwenya are the dense woodlands so characteristic of the area. The canvas tents are set on low wooden decks and linked to the raised main area by wooden walkways.

A lounge, dining and bar area offer a sanctuary of hospitality and relaxation, while a pool deck and fire place offer alternate spaces to take in the scenery and passing wildlife. The area is renowned for its large numbers of elephant, buffalo, hippo and eland, especially in winter when they concentrate along the river – these and a variety of predators can be seen from camp.

INSIDER'S TIP: Protein-rich albida pods attract many species, particularly elephant, during the dry season.

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Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Enjoy the extraordinary beauty of the area from the comfort of your spacious room
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Family-style dining is a feature of the relaxed atmosphere at Chikwenya
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The lounge area evokes an atmosphere of a bygone safari era
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Elephants feed on the nutritious ana pods which occur in abundance around Chikwenya
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Luxuriate in the spaciousness of a Chikwenya guest tent
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness A bathroom with a view goes without saying
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Luxurious amenities in the guest bathrooms
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Relax on the sunken deck overlooking the Zambezi River
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness High tea overlooking the floodplain and Zambezi River
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Delicious brunch offerings are a safari institution
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Watch the wildlife go by from a swing chair in the main area
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Alfresco dining takes full advantage of Chikwenya's setting
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Dinner overlooking the Zambezi River
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Family-style dining overlooking the river
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya's pool with a view
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Elephants in the area seek out the nutritious albida pods
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The Chikwenya Pride comprises three adult males, two lionesses and a single young cub
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Boating on the Zambezi delivers impressive game sightings
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Sunset over the Rift Valley escarpment
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya is surrounded by a dense forest of albida and Natal mahogany trees
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Buffalo are seen in impressive numbers in the area
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya is a photographer's paradise
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi rivers
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya looks out over an open floodplain and the broad Zambezi River
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Boating is a wonderful way of seeing amazing wildlife
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The Chikwenya Pride relaxing across the Sapi River from camp
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya lies at the confluence of the Sapi and Zambezi rivers
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The area is known for its impressive eland herds
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Day and night game drives provide exclusive access to a spectacular stretch of the Zambezi River and its typical Mana Pools woodlands.
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Elephant love this area for its abundant food sources
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Classic Mana Pools woodlands scene
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Elephant are regularly seen reaching high into the trees for food
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Mana Pools elephant feeding
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Southern ground hornbill
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Playful young elephant
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Could Chikwenya be the most photogenic Wilderness concession in Africa?
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Waterbuck are seen regularly around camp
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Impala herd close to Chikwenya
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The Chikwenya Pride's single young cub is the star of the show
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Heading to the Zambezi for a drink and a swim
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Watching baboons is endlessly entertaining
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Early morning sighting of a side-striped jackal
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness One of the Chikwenya males
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Elephants are regularly seen swimming across the Zambezi to a nearby island
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness The Chikwenya Pride's little cub takes every opportunity to explore her world
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Playful Chikwenya cub with mom
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya lions resting on the bank of the Sapi River
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya cub learning how to stalk impala
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Chikwenya male and female with their cub
Wilderness Chikwenya Credit: Wilderness Bonding with Chikwenya Pride dad

Your Stay

3 Nights

Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities

All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included

Your Rooms

1x Standard Twin/Double Tent(s)

Fast Facts

Lodge

No. Rooms: 7

Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Fishing, Flora, Hiking, Indigenous Culture / Art, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife

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