Located a short distance from Victoria Falls, the unique Stanley Safari Lodge enjoys a tranquil setting, with views of the falls in the distance, the Zambezi River and magical sunsets.
Each of its ten rooms is unique, individually designed and with a fabulous view. The four suites have a private plunge pool with deck or terrace, lounge area, bedroom and bathroom with bath and separate shower. The Honeymoon and Family Suites are open-sided, so you can savour the sights and sounds of the African bush, whereas the Livingstone and Stanley Suites are enclosed, with elegant colonial-style interiors that evoke the era of their namesakes. A further six cottages are built from natural materials; one is enclosed, whereas the others are open structures; all have a bath and shower, as well as a deck or terrace with splendid views of the Zambezi Valley.
The range of activities around Livingstone - all of which involve to some degree either Victoria Falls or the Zambezi River - is huge. You can see the falls from across the gorge or from Livingstone Island, or take a helicopter flight for an aerial view. The river offers sunset cruises, river safaris, canoe trips or, for the adventurous, one of the world's best whitewater rafting trips. Nearby, Zambia's Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, Chobe National Park in Botswana or Hwange National Park in Zimbabwe all offer excellent wildlife.
In the Green Season the arrival of the summer rains transforms the dry land into verdant pastures dotted with wild flowers. At this time of plenty, there is no shortage of food, so many species choose to bring their young into the world, attracting the unwanted attention of various predators. Find out more about Green Season Secrets
A fabulous family safari offering the perfect combination of outstanding natural wonders, unspoilt wilderness, incredible wildlife and fun activities. From the spectacular Victoria Falls and the astonishing wildlife of South Luangwa, to the pristine shores of Lake Malawi, enjoy the very best of Zambia and Malawi. Find out more about Zambezi Wonders & Wilderness
Combining perfectly with a safari in Botswana, Zimbabwe or Namibia as well as Zambia, the Zambian side of the falls 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. Find Out More about {acc:title}
