Rove South Africa Volume 8I Issue 2 | Page 73

A blend of unforgettable experiences and luxury.

SAVANNA68 HOTEL

VICTORIA FALLS

A blend of unforgettable experiences and luxury.

REASONS TO VISIT
Guests enjoy daily guided tours on some of Zimbabwes most preserved park, game drives and rain forest walks, and the rare chance to witness Big 5 Game. Animal conservation is woven into the experience, with guests learning about conservation and protection through community education initiatives.

Savanna68 Hotel Victoria Falls, located in the Zambezi National Park, is one of Zimbabwe’ s upcoming leading new hotels with a blend of unforgettable customer service experiences and luxury.

Situated a stone’ s throw away from the Victoria Falls within the UNESCO-listed Zambezi National
Park, the hotel is accessible by road and air, offering one of life’ s rarest luxuries and a true escape.
Twenty four luxurious suites make up Savanna68 Hotel and guests can expect personalised service, daily excursions within Victoria Falls town and the Zambezi National Park and so much more.
Community empowerment Programs Most of the Hotel’ s staff come from the surrounding Mosi a tunya community, with many working at Savanna68 since it opened. This underscores the hotel’ s commitment to long-term local employment, skills development and helping to uplift the broader Tonga community in meaningful and lasting ways.
Environmental Conservation We contribute towards Conservation monitoring programmes and these efforts are complemented by ongoing local awareness campaigns on anti poaching, and monthly cleanups that empower both guests and community members to actively protect our Environment.
SAVANNA68 HOTELS AND APARTMENTS 68 Courtney Selous Cresent Victoria Falls Zimbabwe + 26 37 1940 7998 info @ savanna68hotels. co. zw www. savanna68hotels. co. zw / www. facebook. com / seaofdreamsapartments
Long Lasting connections Nature-based experiences led by knowledgeable local guides foster deep connections with the ecosystems, as well as the rich cultural heritage of the region.