Why We Love it and You Will Too
- Find your new favourite spot in the main lodge area near the bright and airy open-plan bar for a crisp, cold Masuwe sundowner.
- Experience a moment of solace in the sunken fire pit just off the main deck, reading a book in the afternoon breeze, or enjoying a nightcap before bedtime.
- Pamper yourself at the private open tented spa, while elephants meander nearby or head over to the swimming pool for a refreshing afternoon dip.
- On clear evenings sit with your guide for a spot of star-gazing, while waiting to see what unique animals come down for a nighttime drink at the waterhole.
- Head out to explore Chamaponda National Park on 4x4 game drives, watching for sable, wildebeest, buffalo, roan antelope, giraffes, lions, and even the elusive leopard.
Your Safari Lodge Near Victoria Falls Experience
The best part about Masuwe Lodge is that it offers an authentic African safari experience while being close to Victoria Falls. During your stay here, you can do it all in one go thanks to its convenient location.
Masuwe is a top-notch Vic Falls accommodation choice, not only because of where it is situated but also because of its welcoming atmosphere and a team of friendly, attentive staff. Perched high on a hill, it is well-shaded, with a cooling breeze that sets that serene ambience. It is almost as if it was made for relaxation. Should you want to take things at a slower pace on some days, expect your every need to be attended to without fail.
When you’re not jumping, diving or swinging over the roaring Zambezi River, fill your day reading, writing in your journal, or use the WiFi to connect when you need. Request the local spa to send a masseuse, or take a nap near the pool. If you’re not the biggest thrill-seeker, you can also sign up for tamer activities like sundowners cruises along the Zambezi River.
One thing you must do at Masuwe though, is try a guided game drive through the nearby Chamaponda National Park. It is home to the residents of bushbuck, kudu, sable, leopards, warthogs, and impala, who also often make their appearance near the main lodge’s waterhole, just in time for your viewing pleasure.
