Victoria Falls Waterfront

Location: Located right on the banks of the Zambezi River, just a few kilometres upstream from the iconic falls themselves. It is close enough to feel the buzz of Livingstone's adventure scene, yet tucked away enough to enjoy peaceful riverside sunsets. With easy access to both Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and the airport, it is a convenient base whether you are here for wildlife, adrenaline, or simply the views.

Rooms: There is a wide range of accommodation here, from simple but comfortable riverside chalets to more rustic safari tents, so it suits a mix of travel styles and budgets. Rooms are clean and practical, with air conditioning and en-suite bathrooms in the chalets, while the tents off a more down-to-earth, outdoorsy feel. It is all quite relaxed and unfussy, with the river and gardens creating a natural, easy-going atmosphere.

Activities: This is one of the best spots in the area for getting stuck into the huge variety of activities on offer. Whether its white-water rafting, bungee jumping, sunset cruises, or visiting the nearby Victoria Falls themselves, everything can be arranged through the onsite activity centre. There is also a lively bar and pool area for winding down after the day's excitement, plus easy access to cultural visits and game drives in the surrounding areas.

Sustainability:Victoria Falls Waterfront is committed to treading lightly in this sensitive environment. They work closely with local communities and conservation initiatives, sourcing produce locally where possible and supporting local employment. While it's not a luxury eco-lodge, there is a clear effort to reduce environmental impact, and their long-standing presence in the area reflects a thoughtful, responsible approach to tourism.