Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is ideally located just 4 kilometres from the majestic Victoria Falls. Set high on a plateau, the lodge is westward facing overlooking a waterhole, which attracts herds of buffalo, elephant, giraffe, zebra, as well as night-time predators, such as lion and leopard. The view over the African bush at sunset is one not to be forgotten.

The split-level MaKuwa-Kuwa restaurant overlooks the waterhole too -  and the views alone guarantee a memorable dining time on top of the impeccable service, exquisite meals and fine selection of South African wines.

The main facilities include a complimentary hourly bus shuttle to the village market and Victoria Falls Rainforest, a curio shop and Activities Desk, a guest library, lounge and games room, a swimming pool with sun deck, a TV lounge with satellite link. There is also complimentary Wi-Fi access in all rooms and public areas.

There are 72 rooms and suites at the lodge.  Each standard room has either a double bed or twin beds, a bathroom with a luxury bath and separate shower, and a balcony overlooking the National Park and facing the sunset.  The spacious deluxe rooms each have a mini bar and private balcony with prime views of the waterhole.

The suites are duplex style, with an open plan lounge leading onto a private balcony with spectacular views. An open staircase leads up to the bedroom and en-suite raised bathroom with a large luxury bath and separate shower cubicle with massaging jets.

Address

Victoria Falls Safari Lodge,Victoria Falls, Near Victoria Falls Town

Situated in the Chobe Forest Reserve, just 3 km from the renowned Chobe National Park, Ngoma Safari Lodge perches on the edge of a plateau and offers awe-inspiring views over the Chobe River and floodplains. Far removed from the busy town of Kasane, where many large hotels and lodges are found, this gives the lodge a true feeling of intimacy and privacy.

Guests staying here can enjoy a full day safari, which includes a game drive in the Chobe National Park and a Chobe River boat cruise, stopping midway through the day for a picnic lunch. This is a wonderful way to absorb and appreciate the spendour of the wildlife found here.

Due to its location in the Chobe Forest Reserve, guests can also enjoy game walks with a professional guide as well as night drives on the reserve itself. Lion, leopard, buffalo and elephant are often seen in the reserve, as well as hippo, crocodile, giraffe, sable and roan antelopes. During certain months, the floodplains also attract large migratory herds of zebra.

Visits to the local village can also be arranged.

The main lodge is designed to blend into its natural surroundings, and the thatch roof is finished in volcanic rock that naturally occurs in the area. The central guest area forms the heart of the lodge, and has a dining and bar area including a large volcanic rock-finished swimming pool, sundeck and viewing platform. The needs of a modern traveller are further catered for with free Wi-Fi.

The 8 luxurious suites are all river-facing, with an emphasis on space and comfort. Each suite has a private deck with an outdoor shower and a refreshing and relaxing plunge pool. Large bay windows in every suite provide 180 degree views of the floodplain.

Two of the suites also have a sofa bed so can be converted into a triple room.