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Set just a few minutes' drive from the awe-inspiring falls, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge boasts stunning views of the African bush, and has its own waterhole where you can expect to see elephant, buffalo, kudu and a wide variety of birds. With an award-winning restaurant, comfortable rooms and a two-tiered swimming pool, here you can get back to nature without sacrificing any creature comforts.

There are 72 rooms, all of them spacious and filled with natural light, with glass sliding doors opening onto a private balcony with stunning sunset views. Most overlook a waterhole where you can watch the animals as they come to drink. Each has an en-suite bathroom with rainfall shower, and amenities including air-conditioning, ceiling fan, safe, telephone, minibar and tea- and coffee-making facilities.

Within the lodge itself you can take a dip in the swimming pool, or relax on the sun deck. At the waterhole you can view elephant, buffalo, kudu, waterbuck, impala and birds, while the Vulture Culture Experience gives you a chance to see hundreds of these endangered birds as they're fed on scraps from the onsite restaurants. The Siduli Hide enables you to get up close to the visiting animals, and there's also a bird hide. Beyond the lodge, you can take the free shuttle bus to the Victoria Falls Rainforest, to see one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, while other activities include Zambezi River cruises, helicopter flights, white-water rafting and game drives.

MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant offers delicious fine dining with incredible views over a busy waterhole. Breakfast here is an extensive buffet, as well as an à la carte selection of cooked dishes, while the à la carte lunch and dinner menus include local dishes such as char-grilled warthog alongside international fare. You can also enjoy a traditional boma dinner of regional cuisine, with entertainment from dancers, singers, drummers and face painters.