Description
Sanctuary Sussi and Chuma
Victoria Falls
Sanctuary Sussi & Chuma is built on a dramatic bend of the Zambezi River in the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park. The lodge is located twelve kilometers upstream from the Victoria Falls. Named after David Livingstone’s faithful friends, Sussi and Chuma, the lodge lies amidst stands of Jackalberry trees’ and Phoenix palms.
The main lodge building has a raised bar, lounge area and deck with space for al fresco dining under the stars. A curio shop and swimming pool offer refreshment and a place to support the local craftspeople. Spa treatments are also available in a treatment room overlooking the Zambezi River.
Accommodation
Guest accommodation consists of 12 luxury tree-houses that have been built into the canopy of trees’ that line the river banks. Each suite is connect by wooden walkways as well as to the main guest area. The rooms are luxurious to say the least and amenities include air conditioning, en-suite bathroom with bath tub, private viewing deck, mini-bar, mosquito nets, overhead fans and hairdryer.
The two Chuma Houses offer a spacious lounge and dining room area with an outdoor deck and private plunge pool. Guests staying in the Chuma houses are also provided with their own private chef as well as private vehicle and guide. The amenities here include air conditioning, mosquito nets, hair dryer, room safe and mini bar.
What we love about Sussi & Chuma…
- Located on a quiet bend of the Zambezi River within Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park
- A remote location away from crowds
- Boutique property catering for individuals and families
- Established philanthropy project at Nakatindi Village
- Seven activities included in the rate
- Complimentary Wi-Fi in all suites
If you have never been to Zambia before then read our travel advice.
If you’re interested in a romantic star bed close to the Victoria Falls then explore the Victoria Falls Island Tree-houses in Zimbabwe or Victoria Falls River Lodge.
For the ultimate honeymoon camp book at Puku Ridge.
The Victoria Falls is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, for further reading on this incredible phenomena visit the UNESCO Vic Falls page.
