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Lokuthula lodge air conditioning

Kindly confirm if there are any rooms (for two adults) with air conditioning at Lokuthula? Does Lokuthula have its own restaurant or do they form part of VFSL?

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Dec 27, 2018
Lokuthula air conditioning
by: Tony

Hi Gerhard

The Lokuthula B&B lodges have air-conditioning only in the main bedroom, not elsewhere in the lodge which is quite open. Lokuthula does have it's own restaurant and pool area but you can also use the facilities at VFSL and if you choose the B&B option then you will go for breakfast at the VFSL complex.
You can book Lokuthula as self catering or B&B, but only the B& B ones have aircon in the bedroom

Jun 15, 2020
Booking at Lokuthula Lodges
by: Ty Stenson

I am desperately looking for an email address or contact numbers for lokuthula lodges vic lodges

Jun 15, 2020
Victoria Falls Guide is a booking agent for Lokuthula
by: Tony

If you are trying to make a booking at Lokuthula, we are booking agents for them. There is no difference in price between booking with them and booking through us but I think you will find that you get a more personalised service when booking through us. You can contact us if you wish

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Animals on grounds

by Kathleen
(U.s.)

I saw a group of small, bushy tailed animals during my stay. What were they? What animals are there besides zebras, crocodiles, giraffes, impalas, and monkeys?

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May 02, 2018
Banded Mongoose
by: Tony

It sounds like those are most likely Banded Mongeese.

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Victoria Falls hotel

How far is it from Zambian border to Victoria Falls Hotel

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Dec 07, 2017
Distances between VFH and Zambian border post
by: Tony

From the Zambian border post to the Zimbabwe border post across the bridge is about 1.8kms. Then from the Zimbabwe border post to The Victoria falls Hotel by road is about 1.5kms. There is a slightly shorter footpath.

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What is the name of mosquitto repellent you supply in the small container in the room?

by Rebecca
(California, USA)

I just returned from a stay with you (oct 9-11th). Wonderful time! Lovely stay! Anyway, we loved the insect repellent provided in a small container in the room. White cream style lotion with lemony smell. The front desk could not provide the brand name or where we could buy it. We had checked the gift shop. I would love to buy some more. Can you provide the brand name and any additonal information? It worked great and smelled nice. Thank you for any information you can provide. (The sun screen was also very nice.)
Rebecca McH

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Oct 23, 2017
Bug Off
by: Tony

Hi Rebecca

We are agents and information for all the hotels and lodges in Victoria Falls, so not exactly sure where you were staying, so cant be exactly sure whch brand they use. The common brands are peaceful sleep and Tabard, but think the one you are referring to which has a nice citronella smell is called "bug off". Which is not readily available in Zimbabwe but easily obtainable in South Africa

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How far is the Royal Livingstone hotel from Victoria Falls hotel

by Brian
(Denver)

How long will it take to get back from the trip once it's over. Thanks

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Sep 25, 2017
Returning from Royal Livingstone
by: Tony

Hi Brian

The distance is not great, around 5 to 6kms but because of the border crossing the time varies.

In most circumstances it takes less than 1 hour and can be as little as 30minutes. Depends on the time of the day and how busy the border post is. If you have to buy any visa's it will also take a bit longer.

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Advice on Victoria Falls accommodation

Hi

I am Zimbabwean and I'm planning a week's holiday in Zim with my English family - 28 March to 03 April 2015. Our party consists of myself, my daughter and husband, and her 3 children aged 17, 13 and 12.

Our budget is limited, so we need some suggestions and recommendations, please, on lower cost accommodation.

We are happy to make our own travel arrangements, but we'd prefer a package which includes return flights from Joburg and 3 or 4 nights in a budget hotel or self-catering accommodation at Victoria Falls - somewhere clean and comfortable and secure, with a swimming pool if possible.

We also hope to spend a couple of days at Matopos before returning to Joburg - if this is something you are able to advise on?

Thanks and best wishes,
Mary



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Jun 11, 2014
Self-catering options Victoria Falls
by: Tony

Hi Mary

Thank you for contacting us. We are delighted to see that you are bringing your English family back to see Zimbabwe.

With regards to accommodation, without doubt your cheapest option is going to be staying in a self-catering lodge where you are paying for the whole lodge as opposed to a per person rate. Hotel rooms here are expensive even the cheaper hotels.

Self-catering options: – best is Lokuthula lodge, these are very reasonably priced and can sleep 6 or 8 people per lodge. Then there is also Rest Camp, slightly cheaper than Lokuthula but not quite as nice, but still perfectly acceptable.
There are a couple of houses in the Falls that the owners rent out, and you could contact us for details on these. With staying in the self-catering lodges or house it is probably best to book your accommodation and flights separately not on a package. Having said that occasionally there are packages that do include Lokuthula lodge again if you can send us a booking enquiry form we will look into this for you and get you quote.

Matopos is a difficult one to get to. I am presuming that you don’t have a car here, if you do then it is easy enough to drive there, the roads are still good enough and the distance is about 480kms.

Roads transfers can be arranged but these will cost in the region of $690 for the whole vehicle one way. Alternative is to catch the Pathfinder bus from Vic Falls to Bulawayo and then get the camp you will be staying at to collect you from Bulawayo. Pathfinder is quite cheap about $30 per person one way.

Another alternative would be to fly JHB to VF then fly onto Bulawayo and directly out of Bulawayo back to JHB. You would have to weigh up the costs of flying this route. I would recommend staying at Amalinda Lodge in Matopos.

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Vic. Falls rest camp

by Christina
(Cape Town, South Africa)

Do the 2-bed rondavel chalets have electric plugs for charging batteries, laptops, etc., etc. ?
Thanks

Answer:

I am really not 100% sure, but I would presume so seeing that they are electrified. The central area by the pool and bar certainly has plug sockets for charging.

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Packages/accommodation for people from Bulawayo

Are there any packages available for people from Bulawayo? If not, then am looking for accommodation of one room with two single beds. Single mum and 9 year old son needs to be very reasonble as we're on a tight shoestring. Will have no transport when we get there (will have to take a bus or find some other way to get to the Falls.) My son has never seen the Falls, we've had an exhausting year and, somehow, I really want to be able to give him this trip - around Christmas (praying for a miracle) or around my son's birthday, 16th December.

What can you suggest, please?

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Nov 21, 2013
Bulawayo to Victoria Falls
by: Tony

Hi there

Unfortunately there are no packages that one can get that I know of from Bulawayo to Victoria Falls. The cheapest option I can suggest for you is that you catch the pathfinder bus which leaves Bulawayo every lunchtime and gets to Victoria Falls at about 7pm. The cost is $30 for adults and $20 for children each way. It is a very good service.
For budget accommodation I would recommend Adventure lodge $88 per room per night or the N1 lodge at $60 per room per night. The N1 lodge is right in town so you would not need transport.

Please let me know if you need any help with making these bookings. You can email us on info@victoriafalls-guide.net

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Compare ILALA and Kingdom

by Kenneth Goulston
(Naples, FL, USA)

hello Boo and Tony,

Your website is wonderful and very rescource

i am having trouble to decide which one should we stay there? Can you give me your feedback and which one is better ? It is for July 2014 and will stay there four days. ILALA Lodge or Kingdom hotel

Thank you

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Sep 27, 2013
Difference between Ilala and Kingdom
by: Tony

Hi Kenneth

Thank you for your question. These hotels are quite different although they are very close to each other, literally across the road from one another. They are the two closest hotels to the Victoria Falls entrance and it is just a couple of minutes walk.

Kingdom is a big hotel with about 250 rooms, I would say it is more of a family hotel, with big swimming pools, several restaurants and a casino as well. Big groups normally stay here.

Ilala is much more of a boutique hotel, upmarket and I would say more suited to mature couples. I think it only has about 20 rooms, maybe a few more.

The Palm restaurant at Ilala has an al a carte menu and is renowned for top quality food. Kingdom has buffet meals in the white water restaurant (I think quite expensive for what you get) and then it also has a pizza restaurant and a steak house. So much more casual than Ilala.

I would recommend either of them as they are both good hotels but just suited to different preferences and budget. Ilala is more expensive than Kindgom because of the reasons outlined above.

I hope that helps you in making a desicion. Please let me know if you have any more queries.

If you need any help in making a booking at one of these places, please conatct us we can normally get quite good rates with either of these places.

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where to stay?

Hi Tony,

My friend and I want to see Victoria falls. Since the best view (we were told) is from Zimbabwe's side, we will go to Zimbabwe. What is the most cost effective way to get there via JHB? And where can we stay? We just need about 3 days in Zim. Nothing expensive, just comfortable. Do you know of a package we can take? We will go end of October 2013.

Thank you
Wendy

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Sep 25, 2013
Packages to Vic Falls
by: Boo

Hi Wendy

The best way to get to Vic Falls from Joburg would be to book a package that includes return flights - there are a number of these and depending on the dates and the flights that are still available can be reasonable - but I would suggest that you send us a contact us form with the information and we can work together with you on what works best for you.

Air Zimbabwe has flight three times a week on Fridays, Sundays and Wednesdays and they are very reasonable - so if these days work for you - I would suggest looking at these with maybe staying at the Kingdom Hotel.

But as I said all depends on the dates - will look out for the contact us and assist you from there.
Thanks
Boo

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Accommodation in Chobe & Victoria Falls

Hello Tony & Boo, Our friends Heather & Steph who will be visiting your area have used your site & recommended you. We will be there probably just before them. We fly into Kasane on 2nd September 2013 at 1.25pm & are wanting to stay at Chobe Game Lodge for 4 nights & then Kingdom Hotel in Victoria Falls for 4 nights as we fly out of Victoria Falls on 10th September 2013 at 1.25pm. If possible we would like to see the Okavango Delta, is there day trips from Chobe or could we do a fly in & stay 2 nights there taking a day off each at Chobe & Victoria Falls? Could you give me accommodation pricing for the above please. Regards Therese


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Mar 22, 2013
Victoria Falls and Chobe
by: Tony

Dear Therese

Please see my email to you which has outlined various accommodation options and prices for Victoria Falls, Chobe and the Delta.

Regards

Tony

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National Park Chalets

Hi there,

I am travelling to Vic Falls with my sister and her husband in january next year. We were hoping to stay in the chalets in the national park as my parents stayed there on a trip in their 20s. Is it possible to stay in the national Park for several days? do you need a car with you? What sort of activities are there in the park and is it far from the town centre?

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Aug 08, 2011
Zambezi National Parks Chalets
by: Tony

Yes it is possible to stay in the National parks chalets for as many days as you like. They are quite difficult to book and pay for as this has to be done through the central reservations in Harare and money has to be sent to their bank account. I can give you details of who to contact if you need.

I would say that yes you do need a car, the chalets are about 6 kms from the town center and there is very little to do there apart from enjoy being in the bush. The main activity would be relaxing, game viewing and birdwatching.

There is no public transport between the lodges and town. You could probably walk up to the A Zambezi hotel and catch one of their transfers into town.

It all depends really on what you are trying to achieve, but in my view the chalets are suited more suited to self drive travellers, who are a bit experienced in the African bush and want to do their own games drives etc around the Park. Then these are great.

We have this page on the Zambezi National Park which will probably be useful to you in your research.

let me know if I can be of any more help.
Best Regards

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Accommodation in Plumtree?

by Wayne Duck
(Sun City, North West)

Hi,
I'm planning a trip in May and need accommodation for one night (for two people sharing) in Plumtree. I have searched everywhere but found no reference to any accommodation establishment in this town. I'm willing to bunk down in the school hostel...only thing is I've not found anyone that can tell me what the telephone or e-mail address is of the school!

I'd really appreciate some help in this regard.

Thanks and take care
Wayne

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Mar 30, 2011
Plumtree accommodation
by: Tony

Hi Wayne

Not sure I can help with this one. I drove through plumtree last week and although I was not really looking I certainly did not see any accommodation available. It is a very small place and any decent accommodation establishment just wouldn't survive.
I also cant find any numbers for plumtree school.

Do you have to stay there? byo is only 100km away.

Just outside Figtree there is a new garage and supermarket and there is possibly accommodation there but I just cant promise.

Hope someone else can help also Try the SA 4x4 forum

Sep 08, 2013
Accommodation in Plumtree
by: John

Hi Wayne
There is a report at Lonely Planet indicating there is a hotel in Plumtree and maybe two lodges some three km west of the town (on the road to Botswana).
If you or anyone else has any further information on these lodges, I'd be pleased to receive it as I plan to stop-over in or near Plumtree in January 2014.
John
redferntours@iafrica.com

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Accomodation in Bulawayo

we are coming up to the falls in April from SA and are looking to overnight in Bulawayo. can you recommend a reasonably priced B&B

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Mar 23, 2011
Bulawayo accommodation
by: Tony

This is the accommodation we always recommend in byo. Click on this link Granite Park. for full details.

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Elephant Hills Contact Number

by Brenda Perrin
(Cape Town South Africa)

I have returned from the Elephant Hills Hotel on Wednesday, and I left a bag with medication and other medical equipment in it there. I need a contact number so I can ask if it has been found and to arrange return of my goods to Cape Town SA.

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Oct 23, 2010
Elephant hills number
by: Tony

Hi.... Ele hills numbers are +263 13 44793
email: gm@ehic.zimsun.co.zw
website: www.zimsun.com

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Victoria Hotel

landing at Livingston airport how far to victoria falls hotel, do we need a visa we from south africa.

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Sep 06, 2010
Transfer from Livingstone airport
by: Anonymous

Hi....... Victoria Falls Hotel in Zimbabwe is approximately 25kms from the Livingstone airport in Zambia. A transfer costs US$16 per person one way from the airport to the hotel, it will take you through the border posts etc. We can arrange this for you if you need it. Contact Us

If you are on SA passports you do not need a visa for Zambia or Zimbabwe.

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WERE TO STAY IN VIC FALLS....??

by RODNEY VAN NIEKERK
(EDENVALE SOUTH AFRICA)

Hi, FROM YOUR WEBSITE I GATHERED THE VIC FALLS HOTEL AND THE KINGDOM HOTEL ARE THE CLOSEST TO THE FALLS, IS THIS CORRECT ?.
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE A VIC FALLS EXPERIENCE, IN THE TOWN, HOW CLOSE ARE THE HOTELS MENTIONED TO THE FALLS ITSELF ?.

NEVER BEEN THERE, LAST TIME I WAS IN ZIM WAS PRIOR TO ZIMBABWE INDEPENDENCE, AND I WAS LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE KARIBA, BUT WAS DEFINITELY ADVISED NOT TO WALK OVER THE BRIDGE, IT COULD HAVE CAUSED AN INTERNATIONAL INCIDENT....NOW, WE WANT TO SEE VICTORIA FALLS.

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Nov 25, 2009
Hotel information
by: Tony

Hi Rodney

Thanks for your question. Vic falls hotel, Kingdom and Ilala lodge are the closest to the falls, have a look at this map and you can see the layout. Vic Falls map

They are less than a kilometer from the entrance to the falls and are within easy walking distance, they are also close to town and curio markets etc. So you will definitely have a Vic Falls Experience.

Hotels like Vic Falls Safari Lodge and Elephant Hills hotel are a bit further out of town but they do have bus shuttles going in all the time.

They have a slightly different feel to them. Safari lodge overlooks a waterhole and is more of a wildlife experience. Elephant hills is perched on a hill with a panoramic view and also overlooks its own 18 hole golf course.

They are all magic, a lot depends on you budget and expectations. Kingdom hotel is very reasonably priced and is great for kids with lovely big swimming pools etc. Vic Falls hotel is the grand old lady and is very colonial and probably not best suited for kids. Ilala lodge is a smaller hotel and is a bit more exclusive again not ideal for children.

Yes pre-independence that would have been a problem to cross the bridge, the countries were at war with each other. Of course that is not the case nowadays and you can cross Kariba dam wall or the Vic falls bridge with ease.

Let us know if we can be of any further help with information or making these booking for you.

Best Regards
Tony

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Mosquito nets

Hello,
We have booked 2 Rooms Standard Double.
We have the question: Do you have mosquito nets in the rooms? Or do we need to bring mosquito nets?

Best regards
C S und Familie

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Aug 01, 2014
Which hotel
by: Tony

Hi There

Please let me know which hotel you have booked in and then I can assist you, on our website we have details about all the hotels in Victoria Falls

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Houseboats on Zambezi

Hi, we are a family of 4 (2 adults + 10 / 12 year old boys) who are wanting to go on a houseboat (nothing too fancy as cost way over the top) from Livingstone. we have flown over and seen boats moored on the side of the river - are these houseboats? I know there are a few up near kasane, but are they ALL super luxurious or are they more affordable ones and also smaller ones for 4 of us.

We are wanting to travel 20-25 June (3 nights in a houseboat and 2 nights at a hotel).

Are you able to help me with suggestions.

many thanks
Suzie Jenkins
Johannesburg 082 955 3644

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Mar 05, 2010
Cruise Boats
by: Tony

Hi Suzie

The boats that you see moored along the bank of the Zambezi are cruise boats for the sunset cruises etc. Certainly on the Zimbabwe side as far as I know, none of them are houseboats for hire.
The navigable stretch of river for such a large vessel is very limited, that's why small boats are used for going amongst the islands etc. The large cruise boats stick to one small section.

Sorry can't help, I will keep and ear out for anything suitable and let you know.

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Electricity

by angela
(scotland)

what type of adaptor plug will we need to bring with us to use uk appliances

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Aug 30, 2010
13 amp
by: Tony

Zimbabwe uses 13 amp / 3 pin square plugs 220 to 240volt the same as the UK, you do not need to bring an adaptor.

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accomodation in Zambia

Good Day.

I plan to travel in January 2015 to Vic Falls. My flight is already booked to Zimbabwe. I will be staying for 2 nights. I wanted to know if I land in Zimbabwe but wanted to stay in Zambia for the 2 nights, Is that possible. What will be the requirements.
Regards

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Nov 06, 2014
Logistics of crossing intpo Zambia
by: Tony

Hi There

If you want to stay in Zambia that is no problem, you would simply catch a transfer from the Zimbabwe airport across to Zambia.
The implications of this are:
1) The transfers there and back are going to be double the price. VFA to Livinsgtone town in 2015 = $41 per person. VFA to VF town =$16
2) Depending on you passoprt you might need extra visa's
3) You have to go through the border post there and back, which is a bit of a hassle.

I wonder why you would want to stay in Zambia? if you have already flown into Zimbabwe. The accommodation and activities are more expensive. The localities unless staying at one of the hotels right by the Falls are much more difficult and the view from the Zambian side is only 25% of the Falls.
Most people do it the other way around and fly into Livingstone Zambia because the flights were often cheaper (but not so these days) and then cross into Zimbabwe because of the many reasons mentioned above. Please look at this webpage that compares the 2 countries Zimbabwe vs Zambia

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Victoria falls information

Hello, I'm Cati from Spain, I will be in Victoria Falls on octuber and I wat to know about the price for a doble room with private badroom
for two person, (two nights 30 and 31 octuber). Also I want some
information and prices about the trips you offer). I'm interested in
elephant tour and helicopter tour for two persons.

Thanks a lot for the information.


Best regards

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On October 30, 1974, every room in every hotel was booked out at the Victoria Falls and Kariba. Why?

On October 30, 1974, every room in every hotel was booked out at the Victoria Falls and Kariba. Why?

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Feb 07, 2013
Tell us?
by: Tony

Don't know??? Please tell. That was the night Mohamed Ali and George Foreman had the rumble in the jungle world heavyweight title fight in Zaire, but don't know why that affected Vic Falls and Kariba.

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Lodging

When it says pppns does that mean double the price for 2 people?

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Feb 07, 2013
Per person per night sharing
by: Tony

Yes PPPNS means per person per night sharing - so if there is 2 of you going to share the room then double it.

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electrical adapter

by stacy gale
(fort lauderdale, florida usa)

i am traveling to africa for a safari. i want to bring my hot curlers. what kind of electrical adapter do i need? thank you so much.

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Nov 20, 2013
South Africa and Zimbabwe plug sockets
by: Tony

Hi Stacy

Firstly let me apologise for the very late response to your question, Boo and I have been travelling through the Zambezi valley for the last 4 weeks and have had no internet connection. We are now back in Vic Falls.

You dont say where in Africa you are travelling it is a big continent with many countries. I can only comment on South Africa and Zimbabwe.

South Africa uses 15amp 3 pin round plugs
Zimbabwe use 13amp 3 pin square plugs

However as many of the tourists travelling here are from the states most of the major hotel rooms will have multiple sockets for international guests and if they dont have a plug in the room they almost certainly will have one at reception

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Electricity plugs in Zimbabwe

What type of electricty sockets are there in Zimbabwe? I am coming from the UK and wil be staying in the Elephant Hills resort.

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Aug 01, 2014
Zimbabwe uses 13amp 3 pin plugs
by: Tony

We use 13amp 3 pin square plugs just like the UK. but the elephant hills also has adaptors for all international plugs

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Plug Adapters

What type of plug adapters are needed in Victoria Falls?

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Sep 18, 2014
Zimbabwe plugs
by: Tony

Zimbabwe uses 13amp 3 pin square plugs - 220-240v.

Most of the larger hotels have multi plugs which cater for plugs from all over the world or adaptors will be available from reception.

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The Self-catering 3 bedroomed House at Vic. Falls. How and where do I enquire about making a booking for March 2015 ?n

by Reg Austin
(Harare. Zimbabwe)

I need an e-mail address or phone number to make a booking. Where will I find it?

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Oct 28, 2014
Contact details
by: Tony

Dear Reg

Thank you for your enquiry. On any of the accomodation pages on our website you will see a blue button "Enquiry Form" if you click on that it will take you through to a form where you can make enquiries regarding a booking. Here is the link for the booking form https://www.victoriafalls-guide.net/booking-enquiry-form.html
The reason we don't put direct email addresses on the website is to stop spam.

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Price per person sharing per night

by Lilly
(United States)

My fiancé and I are planning a trip to Victoria Falls and for the accommodations they are specified as "price per person sharing per night", I'm slightly confused with the phrasing. It's just going to be the two of us so if a hotel is $215 per night per person sharing, would we have to pay $430 because there's two of us or just the $215 because we would be sharing the room?

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Jul 24, 2019
Per person
by: Tony

Hi Lilly

Good question and it does confuse quite a few people.
It is as stated - per person. So in your instance, two people sharing the same room is $215 each which is $430 total.

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Accommodation for Victoria Falls in May 2022

by Angela
(Calgary, Alberta, Canada)

I am looking for accommodation for 3 adults under $100 for 2 nights. If possible within walking distance to the entrance to the Falls and downtown. We arrive May 4, 2022 from Canada and are quite excited to see the Falls. It is the only thing on my bucket list.

Sincerely,
Angela

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Jan 31, 2022
There are various options available
by: Tony

Hi Angela.

I am not sure if you are looking for something under $100 for all 3 of you, or if that is each.

If it's all of you then you are looking at more of a backpackers lodge, if it's each then there are some good options available.

It's probably best if you send us and enquiry via email at info@victoriafalls-guide.net we will then be able to send you the various options and find something nice that suits your budget.

All the best

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Best Acommodation to support a group of 6 travelers all young adults with two parents

Looking for acommodation that will cater to young adults with parents. One traveler is vegan. Walking distance and 4 star acommodation.
Thank you

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Livingstone accommodations

We are two, maybe three adults, wanting to visit December 2023 and go to Devils Pool. We are not looking for casinos or bars. Would like to be with a river view. Are not opposed to travel in To town for meals. Victoria Falls Zimbabwe seems to be very touristy? Looking for mid level prices. Do not need luxury but want a pool and air conditioning. Thanks

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Jun 13, 2023
Some recommendations
by: Tony

Hi There

If you want to stay in Livingstone with a hotel on the river at an affordable price then I would recommend the Waterfront hotel. Not fancy and could do with a refurb but its okay if you are not fussy and has a good atmosphere and nice pool.
Not sure why you think the Zim side is very touristy as opposed to the Zambian side. The Zim side is actually a much nicer town in lots of respects.
Zimbabwe has the most viewpoints so it would be remiss not to see the Falls from the Zim side as you wouldn't really have seen all of the waterfall, if you only see it from Zambia.

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May 23-27

by Ilya
(Florida, USA)

Hi there,

We are looking to come to Victoria Falls May 23 (mid-day from JNB) till May 27 (mid-day to ADD).

There's two of us, and we look for a place to stay and some activities, and it will get great if you guys can help.

Our requirements are:

Place to stay: hotel/lodge with good high-speed WiFi (plan to work a day or two) and AC. We don't look for anything fancy, but will not refuse to splurge if affordable.

Activities: we would want a trip to Chobe on May 24 or 25, or a trip with an overnight stay there on May 24-25, but we are very concerned with the accommodations as a tent stay is a bit scary.

Do you think you can help?

Thank you very much in advance,

ilya

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Mar 15, 2023
Of cousre we can help you
by: Tony

Hi Ilya

Thank you for your enquiry.

Of course we can help. We will contact you directly by email shortly to discuss all your requirements.

All the best

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