Livingstone Town
The original European settlement in this area was at a place known as the Old Drift (now within the confines of the Mosi-oa-Tunya Zoological Park).
On February 5th, 1905 the settlement was officially named Livingstone after David Livingstone: the man who brought the mighty Waterfall to the world’s attention and gave them their more internationally recognized name – Victoria Falls, after his reigning monarch.
Livingstone is no known as a major tourism attraction in the Southern African region.
Here you will find a bustling small town with many foreigners passing through.
There are some fine restaurants, cafes, shopping centres and pubs.
Of historic interest are some of the older buildings as well as the Livingstone Museum and the Steam Train Railway Museum,
All our lodges are within walking distance of the main road that runs through the town.
