The five bungalows and the romantic honeymoon suite forming the lodge, are discreetely located on the river bank under the shadow of wild mangoes and huge trees. Built in lavic stone, thatched roofed and each with a private veranda overlooking the river, the roomy and comfortable chalets are all fitted with en-suite bathroom, shower and hot current water, mosquito nets and ceiling fans. The lodge provides daily laundry service on request, e-mail and satellite telephone and is constantly radio-connected with its office in Lusaka.

	Beyond Kariba Gorge, the Zambezi River flows through a wide and game-rich floodplain hemmed in by towering escarpments in both Zimbabwe and Zambia.  The shoreline in Zimbabwe has protected safari areas and Mana Pools National Park. Similarly the shoreline in Zambia has private conservancy areas, game management areas and the relatively unexplored Lower Zambezi National Park. This region is heavily populated by hippos and crocodiles - it's also renowned as a birder's paradise with over 300 species having been recorded and is favored by sports fishermen in search of the famous Tiger Fish.