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Livingstone is the cornerstone to a visit to the mighty Victoria Falls. For many years it played second fiddle to the Zimbabwe side of Victoria Falls but nowadays it's a thriving town and tourism has grown significantly. Accommodation is available at all levels and the choices are constantly growing.
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Jolly Boys Backpackers (Livingstone Town)
Based in the centre of town and easy reach of all facilities, this backpackers has been established as a firm favourite by many travellers. With rooms from dormitories to twin rooms with en suite facilities there's rooms to suit all budgets. This place buzzes with atmosphere so don't expect a quiet retreat! There's a bar, swimming pool, pool table and the friendly staff will be more than willing to help book any activities or transfers in or around Victoria Falls. The sunken lounge has soft bean bags to collapse into and relax. Breakfast and other meals are readily available along with a fully equipped self catering kitchen
2010 Rates - Here's a guideline to their rates - Accommodation only
Dorm from US$10/person
Twin bedded with en suite from US$45/person
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Fawlty Towers (Livingstone Town)
Located next to the Livingstone Adventure Centre and also in the centre of town, Fawlty Towers has a lush garden with swimming pool and places to relax. Rooms are from dormitory style to twin bedded with en suite, there's also a camp site. Hippo's restaurant and bar is located next door and has direct access to Fawlty Towers garden and offers a range of meals. There's also a booking agency for activities and transfers.
2010 Rates
Accommodation only
Dormitory bed pp night: US$12
Twin room with en suite pp night: From US$45
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The Zambezi Waterfront
Situated on the edge of the river with fantastic views across the river and one of the best places to enjoy sunset. The Waterfront is a large, resort style complex with camping for upto 60 campers, A-framed chalets as well as rooms with en suite facilities. The main thatched building complete with wooden deck, bar, restaurant and reception is by the river. There's a swimming pool, curio shop and tv room. Complete with its own adventure centre you can arrange and book activities from boat cruises to horse riding, white water rafting and bungee jumping - many of these activities they run themselves.
2010 Rates
camping - from US$10/person
Standard Rooms pp night: From US$80
Riverside Rooms pp night: From US$95
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Jungle Junction - Bovu Island
Situated on the upper Zambezi, this small, sandy island is the perfect retreat for a day or three.... kick back and relax in one of the hammocks, take a mokoro ride across the river, visit a local village, or find a private, small sandy beach to yourself. This informal and rustic spot is a great place to lose yourself. There are campsites and reed/thatch huts that share clean ablutions as well as the more plush huts with their own bathrooms (flush loos, hots showers etc)! The boma is where it all happens - the bar, restaurant and library are here. Bring your own food or enjoy meals from sandwiches to traditional African style meals. Transfers are arranged so all you need to do it get to your meeting place in Livingstone and then go with the flow.
2010 Rates
Accommodation only - transfers and meals extra
Camping pp night: From US$15
Fishermans Huts pp night: From US$20
Chalets pp night: From US$30
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The Bushfront
Just a few minutes from the Victoria Falls and bordering the Mosi-Oa-Tunga National Park, lies The Bushfront. Set amongst indigenous vegetation there are simple thatched chalets each with their own en suite bathroom and private verandah, camping facilities are also offered. You can relax by the pool, have a drink at the bar and enjoy meals in the restaurant, activities can also be booked .
2010 Rates
Chalets B&B pp night: From US$80
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