This good value lodge is close enough to Livingstone and the Victoria Falls to enjoy all the activities there, but far enough away to escape the crowds and feel a real sensation of being in the wild.
Standing on the Zambian bank of the Zambezi, just 30 minutes from Livingstone, Waterberry has wonderful views across to Zimbabwe on the opposite bank.
Thatched cottages are set around lovely lawns, and the large terrace, floating sundeck, swimming pool and bar make it an ideal place to relax. The lodge also offers the 'River Farmhouse', built on the site of the original farmhouse on the riverbank - a good option for a family or group of friends.
This small group trip incorporates prime wildlife areas, starting in the Okavango Delta, one of the ecological wonders of the world and home to predators such as lion, hyena, wild dog and leopard. Continuing on to Chobe National Park, you will find here one of Africa’s highest remaining concentrations of wildlife.
This 37-day comprehensive itinerary, which visits no less than seven countries, delivers the ultimate African safari experience and a wealth of contrasts. Travel to some of Africa’s best National Parks and stay in a range of classic lodges, hotels and tented camps on this wildlife trip of a lifetime.
Few trips venture as far as Namibia’s northern border, but this innovative itinerary employs a combination of self-drive and guided safari to visit famed Etosha and the Caprivi en route to Africa’s Four Corners – where Namibia, Angola, Zambia and Zimbabwe meet – ending at Chobe and Victoria Falls.
Combining perfectly with a safari in Botswana, Zimbabwe or Namibia as well as Zambia, the Zambian side was once considered to be the ‘poor cousin’, by comparison with the views of the river and the falls from Zimbabwe. The two countries are linked by a spectacular iron bridge above the raging waters.
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