Signature Victoria Falls & Livingstone

Situated within the magnificent grounds of the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge Resort comes a brand new, luxury club. It is a place where African history and the enchanting power of nature blend with exotic modern comforts and brings an atmosphere of exclusive African distinctiveness. Just 3 to 4 kilometres from Victoria Falls Rainforest and the town centre, Victoria Falls Safari Club offers luxurious accommodation with uninterrupted views of unspoilt bushveld and spectacular African sunsets.

No surprise why Victoria Falls is one of the seven Natural Wonders of the World! You'll understand it instantly as you tour the Zimbabwean side, for there are numerous spectacular vantage points along the width of the Falls, and the sight of this astounding gift of nature, simply takes your breath away. Walk through the permanent, beautifully misty rain forest which flanks the Falls, stopping to marvel at the principal sites as it cascades to the depths below: the Main Falls, Horseshoe Falls, Rainbow Falls, the Boiling Pot, Cataract Island and Livingstone Island. We'll stand and watch, feel and listen to the spray and thunderous noise, as millions of liters of water tumble over the Falls into a series of narrow gorges below. The seventh Natural Wonder of the World puts on the most dramatic show for you, and you'll be privileged to have watched it.

It is perched 120m above the turbulent rapids of the Zambezi River, overhanging a giant chasm of the Batoka Gorge, just down from the iconic Victoria Falls Bridge which forms part of it's spectacular backdrop. The semi open-air cafe, apart from offering undoubtedly the best view in Victoria Falls, offers a range of refreshing beverages as well as a lively cocktail menu. The Cafe's simplistic design creates a flow through, connecting indoor and outdoor dining space, offering diners a unique experience with breath taking views. If guests are looking for a fresh, vibrant menu with traditional as well as new flavors like local game meats and crocodile, situated in a great location (especially for activities such as the gorge swing) then the Lookout Cafe is the place for you.

Venturing further into the Zambezi National Park, this walk is combined with a game drive in a suitable walking area of the park. Whilst following in the footsteps of elephants, guests are able to learn about a variety of aspects of the wildlife in the area, as the professional guide shares his/her knowledge and experiences with them. Morning walks include tea, coffee, mineral water, cheese and tomato sandwiches and fruit.

A unique elephant experience that is brought to life by the artistic strokes of your fingertips, while surrounded by the African bush. The Manager at 'The Wallow' will meet guests on arrival to talk to them about the elephants and their history. After interacting with the 'models', guests will make their way down to the adjacent waterhole and mud wallow where under the shade of an enormous Mopane tree, they will find a chair and easel - each set up with a fresh sheet of paper. Brightly colored aprons and palettes with bright splotches of paint will also be handed out. Soon guests' white sheets of paper will be transformed into a canvas with a glorious blue sky, sunshine, yellow, brown or green grass and of course elephants. Once finished, guests will go back to 'The Wallow' for a delicious two-course buffet lunch accompanied by a cold beverage rounding off a perfect morning's experience. After lunch guests will be transferred back to their accommodation in Victoria Falls.

The first Zambezi river lodge on the Zambian side of the Victoria Falls, was established in 1990 by Ben Parker and the late Will Ruck-Keene. It is privately owned and run, with the emphasis on exclusivity and romance, enhanced by the warmth and hospitality of the people of Zambia.

Each house and cottage at Tongabezi has its own valet who will look after you throughout your stay.

Activities available include visits to Victoria Falls, gorges, Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park and Livingstone museums and markets, as well as boat trips, canoeing, white water rafting and tiger fishing on the Zambezi, tennis on a grass tennis court, swimming in the pool built into the rock, golf, croquet and riding. Also, special champagne luncheons on Livingstone Island in the middle of the Falls and fully catered canoe safaris camping on islands. You can enjoy the view and do nothing too.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.

Today is totally free and at leisure. You can take advantage of any optional activities available or simply relax.