Twin Room

Each unit will have its own indoor and outdoor bathrooms, as well as a luxurious private plunge pool.

Family Unit

Thorntree comprises of 2 Family Units with inter-leading walkways between the parents and children’s rooms which are both en-suite. Each unit will have its own indoor and outdoor bathrooms, as well as a luxurious private plunge pool.

• Accommodation

• All meals

• All beverages (except premium imported spirits and champagne)

• Boating

• Fishing

• 1 trip to the Zambian side of the Falls.

• National Parks Fees

• Laundry

• Return Livingstone Airport road transfers

• Emergency medical evacuation insurance

• Free Road transfers from Kasane or Vic Falls Airport if staying with us in Botswana or Zimbabwe

• Gym

• Library

• Spa

• Pool

Thorntree River Lodge is situated in Zambia’s Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park, just a short distance from Livingstone and the famous Victoria Falls. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the falls are also one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World and are a must see whilst in the area. A visit from Thorntree River Lodge will be seen from the Zambian side of the falls.

Cultural Village Visit

Livingstone and the Victoria Falls area is a cultural hot spot, a stay at Thorntree River Lodge includes a visit to a nearby local village for those interested in learning about the heritage, customs and day to day life of local communities.

Sunset river cruise (our own private boat)

Being located on the mighty Zambezi River, just upstream of Victoria Falls sunset cruises are possible on the quiet and picturesque section of the river. We have our own private boat, for maximum flexibility and freedom to take in the breathtaking sunsets seen from the river.

Fishing

For the adventurous yet patient type, who enjoy time by the water. Fishing is an activity on offer at Thorntree River Lodge.

Visit to Livingstone Museum

The excellent Livingstone Museum is divided into five sections covering archaeology, history, ethnography, natural history and art, and is highlighted by Tonga ritual artefacts, a life-sized model African village, a collection of David Livingstone memorabilia and historic maps dating back to 1690.