This 2 night stay near the Victoria Falls is designed to be easily combined with a safari to Botswana: you stay at the colonial River Club, which is situated high on the riverbank overlooking the Zambezi river, upstream from the Victoria Falls in Zambia.

See our trips to Botswana for examples of suitable safari itineraries in Botswana to combine with this add-on.

Days 1-2 Livingstone & Victoria Falls, Zambia

Arriving in Livingstone, you'll transfer to The River Club by road for 2 nights. During this time you can relax at the lodge, whilst having the option to join in with any of the many activities that The River Club offers. Click below for details of the lodge itself –

River Club (full board & activities)

As an additional extra, the adventurous will find adrenaline activities, including white-water rafting and bungee-jumping, readily available in the area.

Day 3

If you are at the end of your trip, you will fly from Livingstone back to London via Jo'burg. If just beginning, you will be transferred across to Botswana to head off onto your chosen Botswana safari. Either way, your transfers to your onward connection are included in the cost of this add-on.

Cost of this trip
From	To	Cost
1-Jan-2008	15-Jun-2008	£570
16-Jun-2008	30-Nov-2008	£701
Notes: • The prices shown are per person sharing; call us for single person supplements. • This add-on trip is designed as extension at the start or end of one of our Botswana safaris. It's also useful as a rough guide to the cost of adding a few days at the River Club to one of our safaris to Zambia's Kafue, South Luangwa or Lower Zambezi areas.

This itinerary includes:
• Internal road, air and/or boat transfers to link this short add-on to a longer Botswana safari;
• all meals daily and local drinks;
• laundry service;
• daily activities which include:
– fishing
– a river cruise on Toka Leya's boats
– sundowner boat trip
– rhino drive in the Mosi-oa-Tunya Game Park
– a guided visit of the Zambian side of the Falls
– a visit to Simonga Village

This itinerary excludes:
• International flights;
• Champagne, specially imported spirits, fine vintage wines and similarly exotic alcoholic drinks (for which all safari camps & hotels will charge extra);
• Tips and gratuities (which are optional);
• Zambian airport departure taxes (normally US$25) per person for international departures.
• Activities in the Livingstone area that are not run by the River Club team. For example - white-water rafting, bungee-jumping and flights of angels over the Victoria Falls.


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