The five-star Stanley & Livingstone Safari Lodge at the Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, Southern Africa, promises to offer its visitors an unforgettable and unique African wildlife experience.

The lodge is in the Victoria Falls Private Game Reserve that stretches over 6010 acres of unspoilt wilderness near the town of Livingstone. 

This magnificent lodge is situated just a mere 10-minute drive away from the spectacular Victoria Falls on the Zimbabwean side. Guests can enjoy walks in the lodge's lush and tropical gardens while evenings make for the perfect time to sit out on the patio and observe the wildlife that comes to visit the nearby waterhole.

This luxurious lodge offers 16 spacious and well-appointed suites. Each suite has been exquisitely designed to ensure that guests have nothing but the best of luxury and comfort during their stay in the African bush.

Featuring a spacious bedroom, the suites also offer a large Victorian-styled bathroom, a separate lounge area and a private patio that overlooks the beautiful African plains. Guests have the opportunity to view elephants, buffaloes and bucks from the comfort of their suite when the animals quench their thirst at the local waterhole.

Activities

• Safari drives
• Walk with the lions
• Elephant back safaris

Victoria Falls

The world-famous Victoria Falls waterfall is Livingstone's most famous attraction. The Victoria Falls, which is also known as the thundering smoke, is the greatest flowing water source in the world.

This beautiful and powerful waterfall is something that must be experienced by every visitor to this region of Zimbabwe and Zambia. The lodge is just 12 minutes from this magnificent force of nature.

Nearby activities

• White River Rafting
• Powerboating
• Riverboarding at the Zambezi rapids
• Bungee jumping (one of the world's highest)

For the less adventurous, the hotel assists in organising a great river or sunset cruise. For views of the Victoria Falls that can be seen nowhere else on earth, there are also a helicopter and ultralight plane trips that take visitors over the falls.

Important information to remember

• The Lodge is in a malaria-risk area, which means guests are required to visit the doctor before arrival to receive all the anti-malaria medication that is needed to prevent the illness.
• South African passport holders will not need to obtain a visa before travelling to Zimbabwe. A permit can be obtained at the port of entry. International travellers are required to arrange a visa before arrival.
• It is advisable to carry cash, US Dollars, when travelling like many of the operators do not have credit card facilities available.
• Street money exchange is illegal in Zimbabwe. All currency exchange must be done at the bank.