Accommodations at Chitabe Camp consists of eight spacious East African style tents, with en-suite facilities, and are built on elevated wooden decks, beneath the lush tree canopy. The thatched dining area, lounge and pub are also raised on decks overlooking the surrounding flood plains, and a pool allows guests to cool off from the heat of the day.

Activities at Chitabe Camp consist of day and night game drives in open 4x4 vehicles accompanied by an experienced guide, as well as nature walks. Game viewing includes Buffalo, Elephant, Lion, Leopard, Reedbuck, Lechwe, Impala, Zebra and Hippo. Wild dogs are also sometimes sighted.

Your accommodation for the next two nights will be at the luxurious Jao Camp in one of the nine large and spacious rooms. The rooms are built under a canopy of shady trees, with en-suite bathroom, hot and cold running water, a large bath and double vanity. There is an additional outside shower under the stars for those more adventurous guests who want to shower closer to nature. There is an outdoor "sala" for guests to enjoy midday siestas with a view and a breeze. The rooms are raised off the ground and offer wonderful views of the surrounding flood plains. A raised walkway connects the rooms to the dining room and lounge area. There is a plunge pool and an outdoor 'boma' for dining under the stars, as well as an excellent wine cellar.

Your stay here will be at Kings Pool Camp, one of the most luxurious in all of Botswana. There are nine twin-bedded tented rooms under cool thatch, overlooking the hippo filled lagoon in front of the camp. Each of the suites has its own large bedroom area, lounge, private plunge pool and a sala. Each en-suite bathroom has two showers, two hand basins and a separate flush toilet. There is an outdoor shower for those who prefer to shower under the stars. The main lounge, pub and dining room are under thatch, and there is a swimming pool built into the deck. The main area is linked to the bedrooms by a raised walkway to allow animals to wander freely around the camp. P> Activities include game drives in open 4x4 vehicles, night drives, and guided walks. There area also “hides”. One is located at the western end of the camp, where guests can spend a siesta watching wildlife come down to drink. The other is an underground hide, with the water at eye-level - seeing elephant feet and trunks almost within touching distance while safely inside is an experience that transcends that of an ordinary safari.

The Royal Livingstone is a five star colonial style hotel, situated on the banks of the Zambezi river, just a 10 minute walk from the falls. From here you can hear the slight roar and see the mist rise as the waters pore over the edge. Every detail of this resort is crafted to create the impression of being in another place in time. The bedrooms are in two-story clusters, each with 10 en-suite air-conditioned rooms with private balconies and terraces that offer spectacular views of the river. The Traveler’s Bar and lounge is a place where guests can relax under thatched shade and linger longer over some fine port or cigar. The a la carte restaurant serves a range of gourmet delicacies from around the world.