Zimbabwe Camps & Lodges
Lokuthula Lodges, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
A Lodge or Hotel in Zimbabwe
Camp Details
The 31 charming three-star Lokuthula Lodges are nestled amid beautiful gardens, featuring easy access to a swimming pool, which includes a paddling pool, bar and The Boma Café and the award-winning Boma – Dinner & Drum Show. Other facilities include a children’s playground, trampoline and volleyball court.
Lokuthula, which means “place of peace” in isiNdebele, offers two and three-bedroom lodges overlooking indigenous bush, allowing guests the opportunity to enjoy sightings of warthog, bushbuck and a rich variety of birds from their private patio.
The fully equipped lodges, offering great value for money, may be booked on a bed and breakfast or self-catering basis.
WHY CHOOSE LOKUTHULA LODGES?
- The lodges offer comfort, flexibility and privacy. They are split-level, fully equipped for self-catering and are serviced daily.
- Each lodge has a double room and a twin room with a separate shared bathroom. The twin room is upstairs with an open window overlooking the African bush. Downstairs is the kitchen and lounge which opens out to the terrace. The lodge accommodates a maximum of six people.
- Three bedroom lodges offer one double room with bathroom ensuite, and two twin rooms with a separate bathroom. The third twin room is upstairs with an open window overlooking the African bush. These lodges include a fully equipped self-catering kitchen as well as an lounge/dining room area. The two couches in the lounge can be converted to beds to cater for a maximum total of 8 adults per three bedroom lodge.
Questions about Lokuthula
Can we self-cater at Lokuthula?
Yes, the lodges are fully equipped for self-catering and serviced daily, and can be booked either self-catering or on a bed and breakfast basis. That flexibility, plus rates from around US$144 per lodge per night, makes them good value for families.
How are the lodges laid out?
Two-bedroom lodges have a double room and a twin with a separate shared bathroom, the twin upstairs with an open window onto the bush, and sleep a maximum of six. Three-bedroom lodges have an en suite double and two twin rooms sharing a bathroom, with two convertible couches in the lounge taking the total to eight adults.
What is there for children?
A swimming pool with a paddling section, a children's playground, trampoline and volleyball court, all set in gardens. The Boma Cafe and the award-winning Boma Dinner and Drum Show are also on site. The name means place of peace in isiNdebele, and warthog, bushbuck and birdlife can be watched from your patio.
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Lokuthula Lodges Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 01 January - 30 June | – | US $ 144 |
| 2026 | 01 July - 31 December | – | US $ 166 |
Rates are Per House / Villa unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Lokuthula Lodges rates include:
- Accommodation
- Breakfast daily at MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant
- 2% Government Levy and 15% VAT
Questions about Lokuthula
Can we self-cater at Lokuthula?
Yes, the lodges are fully equipped for self-catering and serviced daily, and can be booked either self-catering or on a bed and breakfast basis. That flexibility, plus rates from around US$144 per lodge per night, makes them good value for families.
How are the lodges laid out?
Two-bedroom lodges have a double room and a twin with a separate shared bathroom, the twin upstairs with an open window onto the bush, and sleep a maximum of six. Three-bedroom lodges have an en suite double and two twin rooms sharing a bathroom, with two convertible couches in the lounge taking the total to eight adults.
What is there for children?
A swimming pool with a paddling section, a children's playground, trampoline and volleyball court, all set in gardens. The Boma Cafe and the award-winning Boma Dinner and Drum Show are also on site. The name means place of peace in isiNdebele, and warthog, bushbuck and birdlife can be watched from your patio.
Activities
Child Policy
Children of all ages are welcome at Lokuthula Lodges.
Questions about Lokuthula
Can we self-cater at Lokuthula?
Yes, the lodges are fully equipped for self-catering and serviced daily, and can be booked either self-catering or on a bed and breakfast basis. That flexibility, plus rates from around US$144 per lodge per night, makes them good value for families.
How are the lodges laid out?
Two-bedroom lodges have a double room and a twin with a separate shared bathroom, the twin upstairs with an open window onto the bush, and sleep a maximum of six. Three-bedroom lodges have an en suite double and two twin rooms sharing a bathroom, with two convertible couches in the lounge taking the total to eight adults.
What is there for children?
A swimming pool with a paddling section, a children's playground, trampoline and volleyball court, all set in gardens. The Boma Cafe and the award-winning Boma Dinner and Drum Show are also on site. The name means place of peace in isiNdebele, and warthog, bushbuck and birdlife can be watched from your patio.
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