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David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa - Livingstone, Zambia |
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The thunder of the falling water and towering column of spray. The Victoria Falls offers an inescapable closeness to the natural elements and it is this true grandeur that lends a backdrop to the regal David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa.
These great and famous falls, named by Dr. David Livingstone for his queen, Victoria, in November 1855, were well known to the indigenous peoples of Southern Africa by many names, perhaps the most meaningful being Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke that Thunders).
It is with pride that Three Cities Group introduces the David Livingstone Lodge and Spa, a hotel that David Livingstone would have called home. Currently being constructed on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River, this colonial styled structure will bring to the market 72 well appointed rooms and 5 loft suites that will accommodate a total of 154 guests in four star style. A state of the art conference centre, tropical swimming pool, restaurant and bar will ensure that guests needs will be comfortably taken care of.
A combination of activities, such as game, drives, helicopter flights over Victoria Falls, Zambezi River cruises, white water rafting, canoe safari’s, Bungi jumping, lion encounters and elephant back safari’s guarantee guests a spectacular safari experience.
David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa invites guests to step into pure natural luxury.
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David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa is located:
• 5 km from the town of Livingstone, Zambia
• 15 km from Livingstone International
• 7 km from Victoria Falls
• 477 km from Lusaka
• 80 km from Chobe
• 1500km from Johannesburg |
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Room configuration
• 72 Standard River view rooms
• 5 Luxury Suites with private jacuzzi
Standard room features
• TV with satellite
• Radio
• Hairdryer
• Tea & coffee station
• Laundry services
• Telephone
• Internet/Email
• Mini Bar
• Air conditioning
• Separate Bath & Shower
• Room safes
• Private Patios
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David Livingstone Safari Lodge & Spa offers superb facilities:
• Camelot Spa & Wellness Centre
• Fitness Gym
• Infinity Swimming pool overlooking the Zambezi
• Gift & Curio Shop
• Lady Livingstone River Cruiser |
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Victoria Falls and the mighty Zambezi River are home to a multitude of adventure acitivites including:
• Game Drives
• Helicopter over Victoria Falls
• Zambezi River Cruise
• White Water Rafting
• Canoe Safaris
• Bungi Jumping
• Tiger Fishing
Or step into the Activities Office on the ground floor where an array of activities and outings can be arranged.
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Dining can be enjoyed at either Kalai Restaurant situated in the main lodge next to the reception area, The Pool Deck, Gwembe Terrace in front of the main lodge or The Lady Livingstone.
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| Livingstone |
Livingstone is named for missionary and explorer David Livingstone. The main street of this quaint colonial town is the important Mosi-oa-Tunya Road, sections of which are lined with classic colonial buildings.
These Victorian tin roofed houses with wooden verandas, many of which are decaying, are a typical example of the English settler architecture. The spectacular Victoria Falls Bridge, which is only about 10km away from Livingstone, was completed in 1905 and settlers moved in to the higher ground at Livingstone to try and escape Malaria. |
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| Zambia |
| Zambia, "the Real Africa", is regarded by many as the continent's greatest secret, ranging from the mighty Victoria Falls to the world renowned National Parks of the Luangwa and Zambezi valleys. The fact that the country has, for so long, been largely overlooked as a tourist destination is one of its greatest assets. The wilderness areas are pristine and the country offers its guests views of the African bush that have not changed for centuries. |
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| Zambia |
| Zambia, "the Real Africa", is regarded by many as the continent's greatest secret, ranging from the mighty Victoria Falls to the world renowned National Parks of the Luangwa and Zambezi valleys. The fact that the country has, for so long, been largely overlooked as a tourist destination is one of its greatest assets. The wilderness areas are pristine and the country offers its guests views of the African bush that have not changed for centuries. |
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