Waterberry Zambezi Lodge
Waterberry Zambezi Lodge is set on the banks of the Zambezi River, some 30 minutes upstream of the Victoria Falls.
Waterberry Lodge has just seven rooms - secluded riverside units, lakeside rooms with extra beds, overlooking the private dam, and two family units with adjoining bedrooms. The bedrooms are all in thatched cottages, and are all en suite. The double, twin or family bedrooms are open to the high thatch (cooling in the hot sun), and are complete with mosquito nets and fans. Several of the rooms have their own decks for sunbathing, bird watching, private dinners or just relaxing.
The central Lodge area is a double-storey building, which overlooks the Zambezi River and the adjacent game park. The upstairs area houses the main lounge, and has plenty of seating, a well-stocked bar and magnificent views.
Meals are served in a number of places: the dining area, on the sun deck or the terrace overlooking the pool. You can even dine privately on your terrace if you so wish (by prior arrangement). Enjoy alfresco meals, traditional bush dinners, or barbecues cooked under the stars. Tea and coffee are always available and the bar is open at all reasonable times.
Waterberry Lodge has just seven rooms - secluded riverside units, lakeside rooms with extra beds, overlooking the private dam, and two family units with adjoining bedrooms. The bedrooms are all in thatched cottages, and are all en suite. The double, twin or family bedrooms are open to the high thatch (cooling in the hot sun), and are complete with mosquito nets and fans. Several of the rooms have their own decks for sunbathing, bird watching, private dinners or just relaxing.
The central Lodge area is a double-storey building, which overlooks the Zambezi River and the adjacent game park. The upstairs area houses the main lounge, and has plenty of seating, a well-stocked bar and magnificent views.
Meals are served in a number of places: the dining area, on the sun deck or the terrace overlooking the pool. You can even dine privately on your terrace if you so wish (by prior arrangement). Enjoy alfresco meals, traditional bush dinners, or barbecues cooked under the stars. Tea and coffee are always available and the bar is open at all reasonable times.
In addition, there is also The Woodlands, set within the grounds. The Woodlands was originally created for birders who want peace and quiet to sit among the trees and observe, but it’s so popular that it is also available for guests wanting that special wilderness feeling without sacrificing comfort and luxury.
This is a wild space where you sit around the evening fire listening to the sounds of nature. This is a delightful areas, where an abundant supply of water attracts birds and small mammals. Impala and bushbuck graze here, and a wide variety of birds find safety for feeding, drinking, nesting.
Guests have the service of a butler/groundsman/guard 24/7. Breakfast is served on the Woodlands lounge veranda where you can also keep cool in the heat of the day, or just sit and watch the birds go by.
The Waterberry restaurant, sun decks and swimming pool, all used by Woodlanders, are a short walk down sandy paths.
The tents are have fully fitted dressing rooms and en suite bathrooms and the private verandas surrounded by individual gardens. Tents are double or twin, with seating inside and out and plenty of storage for clothes and luggage. They also offer air-conditioning, and fans, bar fridge and Wi-Fi. This great little hideaway is perfect for relaxing and is also available for exclusive use.
Waterberry Zambezi Lodge offers peace and tranquillity, and is the perfect place to rest and watch the view - on the large terrace, the floating sun deck, in the upstairs viewing lounge and bar area or around the large swimming pool.
Guests enjoy the use of a floating pontoon on the Zambezi River, which is ideal for sun downers, fishing or just relaxing. You can also walk the nature trail around the lake to see birds, fish and small wildlife.
At Waterberry there is a lot to do, with boats are on hand for fishing, daytime and sunset cruises and island picnics. In addition, you might also enjoy a visit to the Victoria Falls, cruises on the Zambezi River, birding, village walks, visits to Livingstone Town, horse riding, and photography workshop
This is a wild space where you sit around the evening fire listening to the sounds of nature. This is a delightful areas, where an abundant supply of water attracts birds and small mammals. Impala and bushbuck graze here, and a wide variety of birds find safety for feeding, drinking, nesting.
Guests have the service of a butler/groundsman/guard 24/7. Breakfast is served on the Woodlands lounge veranda where you can also keep cool in the heat of the day, or just sit and watch the birds go by.
The Waterberry restaurant, sun decks and swimming pool, all used by Woodlanders, are a short walk down sandy paths.
The tents are have fully fitted dressing rooms and en suite bathrooms and the private verandas surrounded by individual gardens. Tents are double or twin, with seating inside and out and plenty of storage for clothes and luggage. They also offer air-conditioning, and fans, bar fridge and Wi-Fi. This great little hideaway is perfect for relaxing and is also available for exclusive use.
Waterberry Zambezi Lodge offers peace and tranquillity, and is the perfect place to rest and watch the view - on the large terrace, the floating sun deck, in the upstairs viewing lounge and bar area or around the large swimming pool.
Guests enjoy the use of a floating pontoon on the Zambezi River, which is ideal for sun downers, fishing or just relaxing. You can also walk the nature trail around the lake to see birds, fish and small wildlife.
At Waterberry there is a lot to do, with boats are on hand for fishing, daytime and sunset cruises and island picnics. In addition, you might also enjoy a visit to the Victoria Falls, cruises on the Zambezi River, birding, village walks, visits to Livingstone Town, horse riding, and photography workshop
