Open Letter to Travelers - Reignite the Adventurous You

The Victoria Falls from the rainforest

Dear Travelers,

I am writing this letter with my mind as full as my unpacked bags, with the memories I have made printed like tattoos behind my blinking eyelids, and with the scent of mosquito repellent still lingering on my coat. You aren't going to find any over used travel quotes littered across this page, and you certainly won't find any answers to humanity's great complex questions (but if you have them, feel free to leave your contact details below). I am not going to tell you about some brave, long adventure I took to the opposite end of the world. Instead, I am going to share some smaller yet equally valuable lessons I learned about a journey I took to my favorite place on earth- home. I just happen to be lucky enough to call Victoria Falls home.

Astonishing Transformation of the Chobe River

Chobe flood plains in front
of Ngoma Safari Lodge

By Marianne Betts

A lot can happen in a week, especially when Mother Nature is involved.

Over one week in mid-March the Chobe River, in front of Ngoma Safari Lodge, on the western edge of Chobe National Park grew, from a small channel to filling the entire floodplain.

Full Moon Activities in Victoria Falls

Full moon dinner at the gorge

Victoria Falls is already a very special destination, offering a wonderful variety of activities for the chilled and the adventurous. You can make it even more unforgettable with some of these 4 activities during a full moon.

To learn more about each of these properties, follow the links below:
Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Victoria Falls Safari Club
Victoria Falls Safari Suites
Lokuthula Lodges

New Year, New Zimbabwe, Same River, and more...

Oh how the time flies...

Credit: Pindula.co.zw

Another year has come and gone and we have seen so much happening, not just in Victoria Falls, but in our country Zimbabwe as well.

Of particular importance was the surprise not-a-coup that took place in November of 2017. It had us all apprehensive since the Zimbabwe we have known so far has been characterised by (sometimes violent) intimidation.