If you are wondering where to stay when visiting The Victoria Falls, we went on a field trip to Victoria Falls in June – and brought back some great insider tips from our camp and lodge visits! In this blog post series we take you to three Victoria Falls accommodations which are highly recommended!
Landed here first? Read part 1 of the blog post series to learn about The Elephant Camp and start at the beginning!
—TIP #3: Victoria Falls Lodge, Club & Suites—
Next stop from Old Drift Lodge were the Africa Albida Properties: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, Club & Suites. We were exceptionally excited to see the new Safari Club and Safari Suites, the latest additions to the Africa Albida collection, and get a feel for any other new developments.
We unfortunately did not get to see any of the rooms at Victoria Falls Safari Lodge as it was full – busy with groups and guests! The area was vibrating with guests enjoying their afternoon meals. The view from the terrace where meals are served is phenomenal.
The Lodge has a golf cart used to transport guests in need of a drive to the Suites and the Club – even we got to a ride on this one!
There are 4 two-bedroomed lodges and 2 three-bedroomed lodges, which work very well for families. Breakfast is served in the MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant, but on request, a continental breakfast can be delivered to your suite. Guests can go to the Safari Lodge should they want to have lunch or dinner there. The walk is about five minutes to the main lodge, which is very convenient. What sets the Victoria Falls Safari Suites apart is that they are focusing on private service: personal check-in and host service is offered at no extra cost.
Unfortunately our camera had run out of steam by now, but we present you some of the Lodge’s own images to give you a good impression:
In addition, club guests’ breakfast is served in the own Safari Club lounge and not in the MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant. Also included in the daily rate are the afternoon tea and pastries served in the Safari Club lounge as well as the sundowner cocktails and canapés served on the viewing deck. To round it off, there are complimentary head & shoulder or foot massages on the viewing deck, during afternoon tea.
Have a look at this short video we made at the ‘Vulture Culture Restaurant':
We look forward to welcoming you to Zimbabwe!
Links to the earlier parts of this blog post series:
Images © The Safari Source (exterior shots at the start), the rest: © Africa Albida.
Video © The Safari Source
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