Just 21 kilometres upstream from the iconic Victoria Falls, Chundu Island is a secluded private island lodge set in the middle of the powerful Zambezi River, surrounded by the wilderness of Zambezi National Park on the natural border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. Eight spacious, Seychelles-inspired river suites sit right along the water’s edge, offering privacy, sweeping views and the soothing soundtrack of the Zambezi flowing past. Part of the Seolo Africa collection, Chundu Island blends relaxed island living with classic safari adventure, from game drives and guided walks to fishing, canoeing and river cruises. 

Just 7 km from the world-famous Victoria Falls, Masuwe Lodge offers a peaceful retreat where guests can experience both the energy of the Falls and the quiet beauty of the surrounding wilderness. Set within its own private sanctuary and close to the wild landscapes of Zambezi National Park, the lodge, part of Seolo Africa’s collection, blends relaxed bush living with easy access to one of Africa’s most iconic destinations. Enjoy game drives across the Chamabonda vlei, guided walks through the Masuwe Sanctuary, and rewarding birdwatching, all from a choice of three distinct accommodation styles. 

Named for a wooden post once polished smooth by a passing rhino, Rhino Post Safari Lodge is a tranquil hideaway deep within Kruger National Park, overlooking the usually dry Mutlumuvi riverbed. Eight spacious suites, crafted from stone, wood and other natural materials, blend into their surroundings while keeping the lodge’s footprint refreshingly light. Morning and evening game drives roam both Rhino Post’s private concession and Kruger’s public roads, delivering incredible wildlife encounters. For something extra, sleep out beneath the stars on the Sleep-Out Decks, or tee off at Skukuza Golf Club, famously the wildest course in the world. 

Set within a thicket of knobthorn trees on the edge of an open plain in Kruger National Park, Plains Camp @ Rhino Walking Safaris offers an intimate, immersive wilderness experience built for just eight guests at a time across four stylish en-suite safari tents. As one of the few specialist walking safari operations in Kruger, guests are led on foot by highly trained, armed guides who reveal the tracks, wildlife and plant life that make up the true rhythm of the bush. For the ultimate night out, walk to the elevated sleep-out decks above the Xiteveteve waterhole and sleep under the stars.