Wildlife conservation
A contribution from each night's stay supports wildlife conservation through Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust.
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
Explore Africa level, based on the typical lowest nightly rate per person sharing: Value under A$400, Mid-range A$400 to A$899, Luxury A$900 to A$1,799, Ultra-luxury A$1,800 or more.
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Breakfast (BB)
Breakfast, Tea and coffee (excluding speciality coffee) and 9 more
27 rooms
Garden View, Pool View, Garden View Family Room
All ages welcome
Family rooms available
By road
about 20 km from Victoria Falls airport (VFA)
Wi-Fi in rooms
From about A$560
per room / night
Overview
Batonka Guest Lodge is a 27-room base in tropical gardens in Victoria Falls. Garden View and Pool View rooms have air-conditioning, en-suite bathrooms and private patios, while interleading rooms and a family annex give families more space. Two swimming pools, a lounge and indoor and outdoor dining provide places to unwind between excursions. Breakfast is included, along with tea and coffee and a twice-daily town shuttle. The five-room Flame Lily Wing has its own pool and dining area, making it a practical option for small groups.
“A dependable, personal base with useful interleading rooms and two pool areas.”
A contribution from each night's stay supports wildlife conservation through Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust.
Your stay
Board: Breakfast (BB)
Facilities
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Activities
Getting there
Good to know
When to go
Wildlife: Summer rain brings green vegetation and makes wildlife harder to spot.
Summer rain brings green vegetation and makes wildlife harder to spot.
Wildlife: Green vegetation and summer rain coincide with rising Falls flow.
Green vegetation and summer rain coincide with rising Falls flow.
Wildlife: Summer rain keeps the landscape green; Falls flow is high.
Summer rain keeps the landscape green; Falls flow is high.
Wildlife: High Falls flow creates heavy spray; summer temperatures remain warm.
High Falls flow creates heavy spray; summer temperatures remain warm.
Wildlife: Mild, dry weather and thinning vegetation improve wildlife viewing; Falls flow remains high.
Mild, dry weather and thinning vegetation improve wildlife viewing; Falls flow remains high.
Wildlife: Dry, mild days and thinning vegetation improve wildlife viewing; mornings and evenings are cool.
Dry, mild days and thinning vegetation improve wildlife viewing; mornings and evenings are cool.
Wildlife: Dry conditions improve wildlife viewing; mornings and evenings are cool.
Dry conditions improve wildlife viewing; mornings and evenings are cool.
Wildlife: Dry conditions improve wildlife viewing as Falls water levels fall.
Dry conditions improve wildlife viewing as Falls water levels fall.
Wildlife: Dry vegetation concentrates wildlife around available water; days are hot.
Dry vegetation concentrates wildlife around available water; days are hot.
Wildlife: Dry vegetation concentrates wildlife around water; lower Falls flow offers clearer views of the gorge.
Dry vegetation concentrates wildlife around water; lower Falls flow offers clearer views of the gorge.
Wildlife: The first summer rains begin to green the landscape; Falls flow is low.
The first summer rains begin to green the landscape; Falls flow is low.
Wildlife: Summer rain brings green landscapes while Falls flow remains low.
Summer rain brings green landscapes while Falls flow remains low.
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Details checked November 2026. Rates and availability are confirmed when you enquire.