River Club Lodge

With its high vantage point on the bank, the River Club Lodge looks across the river and large herds of elephant and buffalo can often be seen from the lodge coming down to the water to drink. The River Club has been built true to African Colonial style with high ceilings, and a lovely wide veranda running around the building. Deep white wicker settees and rocking chairs, parlor games, a library and, of course, the beautiful view ensure hours of relaxed pleasure; the services of a very attentive bartender will ensure that every whim is catered for. The sunsets from River Club are spectacular and unforgettable!

The roomy wood and thatch split level chalets are decorated in simple colonial style, each looking into the African sunset, with a special view of the river and Zambezi National Park.

In the evening “The River Club” is enveloped in a symphony of sounds of the bush as hippo and lion calls lilt over the water.

Elephant are frequently sighted on the small islands in front of the lodge.

The main lodge building, with its colonial style tin roof, houses the dining room, lounge, drawing room and library which is stocked with volumes of historical and wildlife literature make for the perfect setting for a truly unforgettable Victoria Falls experience.

River Club Lodge Location

The River Club is situated on the Zambian side of the Zambezi river, 18 km upstream from the Victoria Falls. The Lodge faces the Zambezi National Park, which is on the far side of the river.

River Club Lodge Activities

Wildlife Game Drives Safari Walking/Hiking Culture Elephant Back Canoeing Country Lodge Shopping Fishing Photography Birding Golf Water Sport Day Excursions Game Cruise Cultural Experience Price Range – Southern Africa: $350 – $600

River Club Lodge Attractions

Elephant are frequently sighted on the small island in front of the lodge. Other animals characteristic of the area are hippo, giraffe, rhino and impala, and bird lovers will not be disappointed. Near Livingstone there is a small Park with white rhino, giraffe, etc.

River Club Lodge Facilities

The club can accommodate twenty guests in ten thatched chalets. Each chalet has a ball and claw bath and shower with hot water all day, toilet and basin en-suite. The Chalets have mosquito nets, overhead fans and roll down blinds. The club is powered by 220v mains electricity. There are power points in the rooms for the use of electric shavers and hairdryers and the charging of video batteries. All power points, with the exception of the shaver sockets, are standard 13 amp (three square pin) plugs. The main colonial style club building houses the dining room, sitting room and reception. It has a well stocked library which is focused on the history of Southern Africa. The club faces west on to the Zambezi River with spectacular views of islands which are frequented by elephants and hippo.

River Club Additional Information

Fishing and sundowner boat trips to islands in front of the lodge. Visits to Musi oa Tunya National Park, Livingstone town, Livingstone Museum and the Railway museum, visits to the Zambian side of Victoria Falls, nearby African villages and stone age sites are all included in the rates. The following activities can be arranged at an extra cost: Game walks and drives, full day canoeing, white water rafting, bungi jumping, helicopter and microlight flights, elephant back safaris and river boarding, horse-riding & clay-pigeon shooting.

For further details or booking enquiries please contact us.