Victoria Falls Safari Lodge

The sunset-facing 72-room lodge boasts endless views of pristine wilderness stretching to the horizon, including a waterhole frequented by elephants, buffalo, kudu and more. It has been voted the Best Safari Lodge/Resort Hotel in Zimbabwe for 23 consecutive years.

The 20-room Victoria Falls Safari Club is Victoria Falls’ premium address, featuring a modern fine dining restaurant, open plan lounge and viewing deck overlooking the Zambezi National Park, a two-tiered swimming pool and a personalised butler-style concierge service.

The six spacious double-story, two and three-bedroom Victoria Falls Safari Suites, ideal for families and small groups who seek stylish comfort, privacy and space, feature a lounge and patio overlooking a small waterhole visited by bushbuck, warthog and birds.

Accommodation
The Victoria Falls Safari Lodge offers elegant and comfortable accommodation in three room categories – the Lodge Standard Room, the Lodge Waterhole Facing Room and the Lodge Waterhole Facing Suite. All rooms are spacious and light, with glass sliding doors opening onto a private balcony boasting unrivalled views of the bushveld, with most overlooking the central waterhole, offering the opportunity to observe game.

Activities
Vulture Culture Experience
All guests at the resort, as well as visitors to the Lodge are invited to enjoy this daily educational activity
affectionately referred to as the ‘Vulture Culture’ experience.

It focuses on the ecological importance of raptors and scavengers to maintain and to build overall awareness of conservations issues these birds face. By educating about the feeding habits and conservation of vultures, we are not only creating awareness of the conservations issues that faces these birds but benefiting their living environment within the area. The experience occurs daily at 1300hrs in front of the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge and lasts approximately 30 minutes.

Siduli Hide – Hide Sits
Situated on the edge of the waterhole at the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, the Siduli Hide offers guests a chance to observe wildlife in a unique way. A trained and qualified professional guide escorts guests into the hide, which is designed to look like a termite mound. This involves a short walk (5 minutes) from the lodge to the hide. Once hidden within, guests wait for a variety of mammal, reptile and bird species to visit the waterhole to quench their thirsts or to sample minerals at the nearby salt lick.