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Fly to Livingstone Airport (LVI), followed by a ~25–30 min road transfer to the lodge. Cross-border links with Kasane/VFA are straightforward for Chobe/Vic Falls combos.
Expect a private deck, en-suite bath and shower, AC, and the soothing treetop canopy feel. For families or couples travelling together, a Chuma House adds two bedrooms, its own lounge/dining spaces and a private rhythm that suits longer stays while keeping all lodge activities at your doorstep
Flexible à la carte with indoor/outdoor venues, private deck set-ups and riverside spots, bush breakfasts, picnic lunches on Falls days and easy all-day tea/coffee/snacks keep things unhurried. (Dietaries handled with notice.)
Soft-sided bag, neutral layers, light fleece for winter evenings on the river, river shoes, and spare cards for cameras/phones. If linking by light aircraft elsewhere in Southern Africa, plan for ~20 kg total soft luggage.
Time Livingstone Island / Devil’s or Angel’s Pool for ~mid-Aug to Dec (water-level dependent). Ask to pair a rhino-tracking walk with a sunset cruise the same day, and reserve at least one private deck dinner after an afternoon at the Falls.
Long-running support for community education (e.g., Nakatindi School) and ongoing wildlife protection partnerships in Mosi-oa-Tunya; guest participation and visits can be arranged.
