The Stanley and Livingstone All-Suite Hotel, situated on the outskirts of Victoria Falls is more than just a hotel. Refurbished in July 2003, this small luxury hotel is a grand and luxurious experience, fit for royalty.

Situated on the Nakavango Estate, a 6 000-acre private reserve, this small luxury hotel was refurbished in July 2003, and now boasts 16 tastefully decorated suites.
The Stanley and Livingstone fills a unique niche in catering for the discerning visitor, offering guests superb cuisine, personalised attention, game-drives and nature walks as well as elephant back safaris.

The manicured, lush gardens of the hotel, which blend into the African bush beyond, are home to a wealth of bird and animal life, and provide the perfect setting from which to enjoy a visit to this destination.

Included in the fully inclusive rate are all the activities available on the Nakavango Estate. We have a Land Rover fitted to take 10 guests in comfort for day and night game-drives and offer game walks around the estate - a bird lovers paradise! For all fishing enthusiasts, our dam is continually stocked with Nileoticus bream, bass and catfish.

Other activities at an additional cost include:
Shearwater Adventures offers countless activities for those with an adventurous spirit; elephant back safaris, tours of the Victoria Falls, abseiling, bungi-jumping, jet boating and white water rafting to name a few. For a sundowner cruise, Ra Ikane offers luxury cruises down the Zambezi.

Created by volcanic activity, erosion and the course of the mighty Zambezi River, the spectacular Victoria Falls has captured the hearts, minds and spirits of people everywhere. It was the explorer, David Livingstone who named the Falls after his Queen and stated in his now famous diary entry - “On sights as beautiful as this, Angels in their flight must have gazed”.

Zimbabwe’s national parks have maintained the Falls and the surrounding rainforest virtually as they were when Livingstone first saw them almost 140 years ago. The Falls and the surrounding rainforest are preserved as a 23.4 kilometre National Park and form one of Zimbabwe’s four World Heritage sites.
The sight of millions of gallons of turbulent water cascading over a sheer precipice into a narrow gorge a hundred metres below is a sight not easily forgotten. Considered the largest curtain of falling water in the world, the magnificent Victoria Falls draws visitors from all over the world. The Falls at its widest is more than one and a half kilometres and at its narrowest point sixty metres. The height of the various falls ranges between 100 and 116 metres.

Victoria Falls Town
The Stanley and Livingstone is located just outside the Victoria Falls Town in Zimbabwe, Southern Africa.

The quaint Victoria Falls town - just minutes away from the Falls, and on the outskirts of the game-rich Zambezi National Park - is a bustling hive of activity, with all the amenities and shops necessary to act as a base for exploring the region.