Overview & Rates

• Return airfare from Johannesburg to Livingstone on BA, subject to availability in ‘O’ Class
• Return transfers
• Breakfast and dinner daily
• Sunset cruise on The Lady Livingstone (excl Park Fee - $10)
• Please note, a YELLOW FEVER innoculation will be required

• Price on request

• Prices and information on request

• All prices quoted are subject to change & increase
• These specials are only bookable within 3 months of travel & full payment is required within 48 hours of making the reservation
• Please confirm that your passports are in order and that any visa requirements have been met
• Please ensure that your passports are valid for at least 6 months from date of return to South Africa
• It is also necessary to make sure that you have at least two blank pages in your passport that are side by side
• Please note, Victoria Falls is a malaria area. Please consult your doctor for the appropriate medication
• All passengers must be covered by fully comprehensive travel insurance to include cancellation, default, baggage, emergency evacuation and medical for the duration of your trip

About The Lodge & area

The David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa is an exclusive lodge situated at the Victoria Falls and offers world class facilities for guests enjoyment. The lodge consists of 77 rooms, all en-suite, of which 5 are suites and 2 rooms accommodate the disabled comfortably. Most rooms look out over the Mighty Zambezi and a leisurely sun downer can be enjoyed from your private balcony.

The lodge offers visitors a restaurant, bar and conference facilities, suitable to cater for large groups, with a variety of safari excursions and activities in and around the falls. Whether you're the adventurous type, a nature lover and prefer to sunbath at the pool with a book, David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa caters for your every need.

The deck area downstairs on the river and around the pool offers a true gastronomic experience. A relaxed and casual meeting place, where guests are encouraged to sit back and watch the magnificent African sunset while sipping cocktails and nibbling on local snacks . Kalai Restaurant promises contemporary meals in a traditional setting ranging from succulent and traditional delicacies and mouth watering afro-arabian fusion dishes. The style of cuisine offered here is fresh flavoured, aromatic and healthy where guests are presented with an exciting interactive buffet by friendly and attentive chefs.

Camelot Spa at David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa offers a wide variety of therapeutic and beauty therapies and treatments, ranging from intensive sports therapies to mud wraps, facials and manicures. The David Livingstone Camelot Spa looks over the stunning panorama of the Victoria Falls.

All Spa therapists are professionally trained and highly skilled in their areas of expertise and at their hands, David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa invites you to experience decadent revitalization.

• Radio, alarm clocks and hairdryers
• 24 hour room service, wake-up calls and a laundry service are provided
• Mini bar and Coffee / Tea station
• Telephones, Internet & Email and Air Conditioning
• Colour remote control televisions with access to satellite channels
• Separate bath and shower

• Disabled facilities
• Shuttle service
• Internet Facilities available - wireless
• Nature Centre with resident Guide
• Health and Beauty Spa
• 24 hour Reception services
• Baby sitting services additional cost
• Swimming Pool
• Ample free parking
• Curio & Gift Shops in the area

• Adventure activities such as bungee jumping, sky diving, white water rafting, abseiling are available close to the lodge
• Craft markets and a myriad of dining venues
• Guided trips to Victoria Falls
• Sunset cruises on the Zambezi and game drives / walks
• Elephant back safaris
• Spa facilities
• Bird and Game Viewing
• Fishing for the elusive tiger fish
• Walk with the Lions - Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park
• Helicopter and Microlight flights
• Click here for more information on Victoria Falls Activities

Zambia's tourist capital the historic town of Livingstone has become one of the best traveling destinations in Africa. Most visitors come for Victoria Falls, but the town has attractions of its own - a genteel colonial history combined with a very African ambience. Livingstone is only a short distance from the falls and is not far from the national parks.

The large but tidy Livingstone Museum Mosi-oa-Tunya Rd; is the oldest museum in Zambia. Highlights are the Tonga ritual artifacts, life-size model African village, a collection of David Livingstone memorabilia and display of maps dating back to 1690.

Mukuni is a local village of about 7000 Leya people. Tourists can visit the village to find out more about their traditional way of life, while the admission fee helps fund community projects.

The village is 18km (11mi) southwest of Livingstone and only accessible by taxi.

Described by the Kololo tribe living in the area in the 1800’s as ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ - Victoria Falls is a spectacular sight on the Zambezi River, bordering Zambia and Zimbabwe.

Columns of spray can be seen from far away as 546 million cubic meters of water per minute plummet over the edge (at the height of the flood season) over a width of nearly two kilometers into a deep gorge over 100 meters below. The wide basalt cliff, over which the falls thunder, transforms the Zambezi from a wide placid river to a ferocious torrent cutting through a series of dramatic gorges.

The highest falls water levels are February through to April. During this period, the spray is heavy, so prepare for a drenching – part of the total Falls experience! Raincoats and umbrellas are available. In the drier months, river levels fall, allowing for an appreciation of the cavernous Batoka Gorge and spectacular photographic opportunities. We advise you to try out the Falls in different seasons.

Facing the Falls is another sheer wall of basalt, rising to the same height and capped by mist-soaked rain forest. A path along the edge of the forest provides the visitor who is prepared to brave the tremendous spray with an unparalleled series of views of the Falls.

One special vantage point is across the Knife edge bridge, where visitors can have the finest view of the Eastern Cataract and the Main Falls as well as the Boiling Pot where the river turns and heads down the Batoka Gorge. Other vantage points include the Falls bridge and the Lookout Tree which commands a panoramic view across the Main Falls.

Today, Victoria Falls remains as evocative a destination as it did to the hunters, surveyors, explorers and missionaries of the 19th Century.

Map & Directions

Directions to David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa from Livingstone International Airport

• When departing parking area of Livingstone International Airport, it takes +- 7km to Livingstone town, using the airport road (The only road out of the airport). The airport road will then join Mosi-oa-Tunya road
• When reaching Mosi-oa-Tunya road turn right into such. Drive past Mosi-oa-Tunya building (on left hand side), continue past St. Theresa's Catholic Church (on left hand side), continue past the Port office (on your right hand side), cross over the railway line, past the Spar shopping complex (on your left hand side)
• +- ½ Kilometer after the Spar complex, turn right into Sichango Road
• Drive along Sichango road passing a billboard naming "Bushfront" on your right, "Batoka Sky" on your left and lastly "Chrismar Hotel" on your side again
• You will then see the signage of The David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa just after the ending of the wire fence of Chrismar Hotel
• You will then take a left turn and be able to see the lodge after +- 3 minutes drive

Directions to David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa from Livingstone Town

• When travelling on the Mosi-oa-Tunya road drive past Mosi-oa-Tunya building (on left hand side), continue past St. Theresa's Catholic Church (on left hand side), continue past the Port office (on your right hand side), cross over the railway line, past the Spar shopping complex (on your left hand side)
• +- ½ Kilometer after the Spar complex, turn right into Sichango Road
• Drive along Sichango road passing a billboard naming "Bushfront" on your right, "Batoka Sky" on your left and lastly "Chrismar Hotel" on your side again
• You will then see the signage of The David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa just after the ending of the wire fence of Chrismar Hotel
• You will then take a left turn and be able to see the lodge after +- 3 minutes drive.

Directions to David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa from Kazungula Border Post

• When driving from Kazungula border post (Botswana), it is +- 60km to Livingstone town using the Kazungula road. You will eventually join Mosi-oa-Tunya road where you will take a right turn. When reaching Mosi-oa-Tunya road turn right into such
• Drive past Mosi-oa-Tunya building (on left hand side), continue past St. Theresa's Catholic Church (on left hand side), continue past the Port office (on your right hand side), cross over the railway line, past the Spar shopping complex (on your left hand side)
• +- ½ Kilometer after the Spar complex, turn right into Sichango Road
• Drive along Sichango road passing a billboard naming "Bushfront" on your right, "Batoka Sky" on your left and lastly "Chrismar Hotel" on your side again
• You will then see the signage of The David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa just after the ending of the wire fence of Chrismar Hotel
• You will then take a left turn and be able to see the lodge after +- 3 minutes drive.