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The River
Club - Victoria Falls
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(Livingstone - Zambia)
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Location:
The River Club is situated on the Zambian side of the Zambezi River,
18 kilometers upstream from Victoria Falls. It faces westward into
the sunset and onto the Zambezi National Park on the opposite side
of the river.
The River Club is set among the lush riverine vegetation and the
camp has a distinct Edwardian flavor. Guests here can enjoy the
sights and sounds of Victoria Falls and the Zambezi River in a
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Accommodation:
Ten luxury thatched chalets accommodate a maximum of 20 people. The
rooms overlook the Zambezi River, and have en suite facilities
including a bath, shower, toilet and basin. Two honeymoon suites are
available. All the rooms have fans.
The main house comprises the dining room, lounge and pub area, and
has an interesting library. The swimming pool has a magnificent view
over the river for those who wish to relax in the sun.
Guests may stay
here either under an all-inclusive rate, or on a dinner, bed and
breakfast basis. |
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Facilities:
The main colonial style
lodge building houses the dining room, drawing room, reception,
library and shop, as well as the kitchens.
Meals are served at the main dining
table or at small tables on the veranda, if requested. Dinner dress
is smart casual. The library is well stocked and also houses bridge
tables, cards and backgammon. |
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lodge is powered by 220v mains electricity. There are power points
in the rooms for the use of electric shavers and hair dryers and the
charging of video batteries.
Although The
River Club is not a game lodge, the Zambezi National Park is located
just across the river, and Lion calls can often be heard at night.
Rich birdlife is found in the area. Hippo are regularly sighted (and
heard) along the river's edge.
Fishing
is good, with Tiger fishing featuring prominently in the warmer months.
Birding in and around the lodge is superb. |
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Activities:
The Victoria falls is one of the seven "Wonders of the World" and is
arguably the greatest waterfall anywhere. Daily excursions to the
Falls are a highlight and boating trips to the Zambezi River's
islands provide wonderful activities.
Fishing and sundowner trips
are offered, as are daily visits to the Mosi~Oa~Tunya National Park
for White Rhino and other game. Trips to the Livingstone and Railway
Museums and a nearby African village are also offered.
Other activities available at extra cost include: white water rafting,
river surfing, bungi jumping, abseiling, parachuting, microlight and
helicopter flights over the Falls, horse riding, clay pigeon shooting and
canoeing. |
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What to
bring...
Binoculars, Camera, Good
walking shoes, Shirts, shorts and trousers (neutral colors for Rhino
Tour), Smart casual dress for dinner, Collared shirts are
recommended rather than T shirts, Wide brimmed hat is essential
(caps are not recommended as they give very little protection from
the sun). Warm jacket or jersey for the months of May through to
August (warm socks and a fleece may be necessary for winter
evenings), Flashlight, Toiletries and insect repellents, Sunscreen
lotion, Reference book for personal interests.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE RIVER CLUB IS IN A MALARIA AREA, therefore
guests are strongly advised to consult their doctor regarding a
suitable course of anti malarial prophylactics. |
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Rates: |
1 June to 30 Nov 2009 |
1 June to 14 June 2010
16 Nov to 15 Dec 2010 |
15 June to 15 Nov 2010 |
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Per Person Sharing
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USD 650
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USD 510
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USD 650
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Single Supplement
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USD 180
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USD 180
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USD 180
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Rates include
accommodation (sharing), all meals, local drinks, laundry and
specified lodge activities.
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African Safari
Consultants
TOLL FREE 1-866-733-4263
(1-866-SEE-GAME)
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