Overview

Rooms

A relatively large lodge, there are 72 rooms in total, all facing the sunset. Decorated in earthy tones and African artwork, each has air-conditioning, a ceiling fan, tea and coffee station, complimentary Wi-Fi, an en-suite bathroom with walk-in rainfall shower and a balcony that overlooks the Zambezi National Park. Waterhole-facing rooms allow guests to watch the wildlife from their balcony. Six duplex suites have a lounge and balcony downstairs, a bedroom and bathroom, with bath and shower, upstairs and the added benefit of a complimentary minibar stocked with local beer, house wine, soft drinks and water.

The estate is also home to the Victoria Falls Safari Club and the Safari Suites. The Club is an exclusive lodge its own pool, dining area and just 20 rooms, a popular choice with couples. The two and three-bedroom Safari Suites can be good options for families – please ask our team for more information.

Facilities

The Makuwa-Kuwa restaurant offers buffet breakfasts and a la carte lunches and dinners while the Boma restaurant specialises in traditional Zimbabwean dishes and the very popular Dinner & Drum Show, a lively and entertaining evening of Zimbabwean music and culture. Light meals are available during the day at the Boma Café while the Buffalo Bar serves drinks and snacks all day and has a large deck where sundowners and pre- and post-dinner drinks can be enjoyed while watching the game around the waterhole.

Relax by the pool and enjoy a treatment in the Safari Spa, follow a nature trail where you might spot bushbuck and warthogs or spend some time in a hide, observing the wildlife and prolific birdlife.

A highlight is the Vulture Culture Experience, a chance to learn about the important role these endangered birds play and the plight they are facing. The daily feeding programme aims to aid their survival.

Activities

Facilities may change. Some activities may be subject to an additional charge.