Zambia

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Elephant by Livingstone	Livingstone look out tree	Mukuuni village hut.

Royal Livingstone Hotel is on the lush green banks of the Zambezi River. The rooms have been designed to capture the essence of an opulent, bygone era. The luxurious bedrooms are two story clusters, each offering 10 en suite rooms and private balconies or terraces with superb views of the Zambezi River

Bedroom	Reception	Porter	Dining Room


Monkey outside bedroom	Monkeys early morning		Hotel


Around the swimming pool		Zambezi river from hotel


	Spray of Victoria Falls from hotel


	Zambezi sunsets from hotel

Victoria Falls These immense and awe-inspiring falls are known to the local Kololo people as the ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ or Smoke Which Thunders’. The official name for this breathtaking spectacle is Victoria Falls, named by David Livingstone in 1885 when he ‘discovered’ them. This 2km gorge is spanned by the Victoria Falls Bridge, which was commissioned by Cecil John Rhodes. The bridge was completed by 1905, but unfortunately Rhodes never lived to see it complete. It now provides easy access between Zambia and Zimbabwe and normal form filling and leisurely queuing has to be done at the border post to pass from one side to the other.

Livingstone statue	Bridge between Zambia and Zimbabwe		Victoria Falls











Royal Livingstone Hotel		Arnold Palmer golf course Zimbabwe


Bridge	In the gorge



Zambezi River

The river bank		Sunset on the river

This page was last modified on Sunday November 26, 2006