Sussi and Chuma, Livingstone, Victoria Falls, Zambia

$620 per person per night (peak season)

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Sussi and Chuma – Our View

On the outset Sussi and Chuma should be a very good lodge however the reality in this area is that the competition is set very high and where as this lodge is a great little camp, its competition in the area, especially Tongabezi and The River Club are superior products. Having said that, Sussi and Chuma does work well when booked on a Sanctuarey lodges circuit in either Zambia or Botswana where the overall price becomes great value for money.

Sussi and Chuma - The Facts

More about Sussi and Chuma

Sussi & Chuma, located in the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park, is named after David Livingstone’s faithful friends and consists of an exclusive, upmarket lodge and two spacious two bedroom houses. Both of which take full advantage of their enchanting riverbank setting.

Guest accommodation consists of 12 luxury treehouses, built into the living canopy of majestic ebony trees lining the bank. Each treehouse has a private view of the Zambezi from its own deck among the ranches. The main lodge building features a spectacular raised bar / lounge deck, open air dining area, curio shop and swimming pool sweeping down to the water’s edge. Revitalising spa treatments are also available.

The exclusive houses offer 2 en-suite bedrooms, one double room with a bath and an outdoor shower and one twin room with a bath and indoor shower, a spacious lounge and dining room area, kitchenette, outdoor deck, barbeque area and private plunge pool. Guests have their own private chef to cook all meals and a private guide, vehicle and boat for all activities. Facilities include air conditioning, ensuite facilities, private viewing deck, minibar, mosquito nets, overhead fans and hairdryer.

Game Viewing & Activities: A guided tour of Victoria Falls from the Zambian Side and a visit to the Semonga Village are included) in the rate. Game Drives in the Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park where Zambia's only white rhino can be spotted, full range of game drives in the National Park using an open 4X4 vehicle driven by a professional guide. Motorised boat Safaris, early morning or sunset river cruise, or fishing in the Zambezi River.