Zambia - Places To Stay

Livingstone - Islands of Siankaba comprise of two densely forested sand islands in the Zambezi River near the Siansimba Rapids, approx 40 km upstream from the falls and just 50 km from the magnificent Chobe National Park (Botswana). It is an incredibly romantic & picturesque destination that especially appeals to honeymooners. The two islands are linked by a suspension bridge and overhead walkway in the tree canopy, joining the island with the secluded chalets to the restaurant. The uniquely designed chalets are constructed of teak and custom-made canvas tenting and are raised well above ground levels in the tree canopy. The Chef, Judas, has recently returned from his international exposure in the United Kingdom, and have now launched a new and fantastic 5 course dinner menu including exotic dishes and decadent sorbets.

Near Livingstone

Fly into Livingstone International Airport followed by a short transfer by road to the lodge.

6 - Canvas chalets

£304 from 1 -16 Jan and 13 Feb - 31 May
£372 from 1 Jun - 31 Oct

The camp is closed from 16 Jan - 13 Feb.

Accommodation on full board basis
Drinks
Laundry
1 Vic Falls trip
Sundowner cruise
Local excursions
Airport transfer

Children over 10 are welcome

A variety of activities are available in the Livingstone / Victoria Falls area

Islands of Siankaba aim is to develop a long term successful business with help & support from the local people, mutually beneficial to both parties & environment as a whole. Hence they run various projects, including an educational programme for local fishermen promoting the use of legal 3" gill fishing nets and planting of indigenous hardwood trees. 85% of their staff are from local villages & have received in-house training.

The lodge has opened a brand new treatment room called the "The Ukuchina Boma" where the Manager, Nami and fully qualified therapist will offer you a chance to experience some traditional Zambian pampering treatments and massages.
The Majestic Zambezi Facial - a true Zambian tradition using ant-hill mud and mealie meal offering a deep cleanse.
The Ukuchina Massage - One of the oldest massage techniques originating in Africa.