Spend quality time at the exclusive hideaway of Tongabezi Lodge Livingstone, a popular and well-known safari landmark accommodation venue just up the river from Victoria Falls adventure hub, on the Zambia side of the iconic World Heritage Site. Since the 1990s when Tongabezi Lodge was first started to showcase the mighty Zambezi region, it has grown into a three lodge destination that caters for the diverse needs of global travellers.
Tongabezi Safari Lodge is the epitome of an African adventure base for game viewing, white water rafting, river boating cruises, canoeing safaris and much more. It now includes the original and traditional 36-bed lodge on the Zambezi River, the eco-friendly solar powered 10-bed Sindabezi Island in the river and the smaller private Tangala House. Tongabezi Lodge Zambia management looks after Livingstone Island at the top of the Falls, a World Heritage Site, where guests can swim at the daring Devil’s Pool.
Tongabezi Lodge Zambia is one of the original Victoria Falls establishments in the Livingstone area of Zambia to draw the crowds to experience the thrill of the mighty Zambezi River and all that this region involves in terms of conservation, adventure activities and relaxation in Zambia’s best tourist mecca.
Set on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, Tongabezi Lodge offers a truly luxury safari experience in Livingstone Victoria Falls. We love the easy access to this lodge, from either Kasane in Botswana or Livingstone Airport, a 45 minute transfer, and when guests arrive it is just a wondrous holiday full of activity and relaxation all at the same time.
Check out the amazing Victoria Falls first, that 1700m wide wall of water falling 100m down into the gorge below, some people aspiring to bungee jump off the Vic Falls bridge too! Locals call it the Smoke that Thunders (Mosi-oa-Tunya) and we call it that majestic World Heritage Site Vic Falls!
Tongabezi Safari Lodge is dedicated to showing you the wildlife endemic to these conservation areas around Livingstone, the wealth of life in the Zambezi River itself and fantastic walks to find out more about the conservation, culture and history of the region.
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