Chundukwa River Lodge is an owner run eco-lodge, which can be found along the Zambezi River, just outside of Livingstone, Zambia. Visitors come here to visit Victoria Falls and connect with nature!

Your private Zambezi Escape! A car will be required to stay here on a self-catering basis. Chundu Cottage is an ideal escape for a family or group of friends in search of a luxurious getaway close to nature, 25kms from Livingstone & Victoria Falls. The cottage sleeps up to six guests and children of all ages are welcome. The cottage offers outstanding privacy, comfort and space. Soak up the sun around your pool and unwind amid your secluded, wild garden with a hippo chorus for company.

Livingstone is now a town - but was formerly the Zambian Capital City! Named after the Scottish Explorer, Dr. David Livingstone. Livingstone’s culture and history is intriguing. Originally known as the Old Drift, Livingstone owes its existence primarily to the Victoria Falls and was established as a staging point across the Zambezi River. Dr. David Livingstone’s journey and first sight of the Falls in 1855 opened up Central Africa to other missionaries, hunters and traders. History lovers will find Livingstone alive! Livingstone was founded in 1905 at a safe distance from the then swampy banks of the Zambezi. In 1907 it became the capital of what was known as Northern-Western Rhodesia. In 1911 it became the capital of Northern Rhodesia, what is today called Zambia. In 1935 the capital was moved to Lusaka, but Livingstone retained its "Tourist Capital" status as well as much of its original colonial character. Many buildings from the first decade of the century are still in use. The town has preserved much of its colonial character, but is a typical African town with bustling charm. Rich in scenery and heritage, Livingstone today has become the tourist heart of Zambia.