Named after the famous Victorian missionary explorer, Dr. David Livingstone, the Town was established in 1905. As a major European settlement, the town was made the capital of Northern Rhodesia in 1911. As the capital, it enjoyed excellent facilities far superior to anything in the country, as can be seen from the surviving Edwardian colonial buildings that line the city's main road, and even had the distinction of having the country's first newspaper. The proximity to the Zambezi River and the spectacular Victoria Falls has led it to become a base for travellers from all over the world wanting to explore this Seventh wonder of the World.
The Islands of Siankaba Lodge is a classic forested retreat. Siankaba's seven secluded chalets, each with its unique and individual view of the mighty Zambezi River, are linked by a foot bridge to...
Set on a hill bordering the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park and overlooking unspoilt bush, Stanley Safari Lodge is only 3km from the Victoria Falls. The views are excellent, with the spray of the Fall...
The River Club is set on the banks of the swift-flowing Zambezi River. Its main area has a comfortable lounge, large dining room, impressive library and wide veranda on which breakfasts and teas a...
The Royal Livingstone is situated on the forested banks of the great Zambezi River, upstream of the mighty cataract where it thunders into the Batoka Gorge. A stone's throw from the mighty Victori...
Tongabezi is a luxury lodge near Victoria Falls on the banks of the Zambezi River. Privately owned and run, Tongabezi combines romance and exclusivity with warm and attentive service. Each house a...
Waterberry Zambezi Lodge is a small, informal lodge just 30 minutes from Livingstone but in the heart of the wild. The lodge is in a secluded position on the banks of the Zambezi River with wonder...
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