Operated by Wild Horizons – the largest eco-tourism operator in Victoria Falls – this sustainably built tented camp is located within a private game reserve on the Zimbabwean side of Victoria Falls, along the Masuwe River and framed by 1,800 hectares of wilderness, with incredible views of the Batoka Gorge. It’s only a short 20-minute drive from the Falls, putting you in close proximity to the action, while also ensuring a peaceful private retreat away from the hustle and bustle.
The open-plan main camp comprises a dining area where gourmet meals prepared by local chefs can be enjoyed, as well as a lounge and bar – with a swimming pool and sunken fire pit outside. Raised beneath the shade of ancient riverine trees, the 16 spacious tented canvas suites are furnished in earthy colours and lots of wood, and let the outside flow in. Unobstructed river views from your private balcony mean that you have a front row seat to the wildlife that comes to the banks of the river to quench their thirst.
While a visit to Victoria Falls is undoubtedly the highlight of a stay here, you can also enjoy game drives, and other activities – making for an all-encompassing adventure.
Committed to sustainability, The Wallow operates mostly on solar power, avoids plastic bottles and straws, and uses eco-friendly materials for decking. It’s a nature lover’s paradise, seamlessly merging modern comforts with the raw beauty of Victoria Falls National Park.
Included in your rate is a guided tour of the majestic Victoria Falls, as well as romantic cocktails and canapés on the rim of the Batoka Gorge – an exclusive guest experience that is perfect for sundowners while admiring the rushing Zambezi rapids below. Twice daily game drives will see you traverse the expansive Wild Horizons Wildlife Sanctuary, and you can also go on a conservation-focused visit to the Victoria Falls Wildlife Trust. Additional activities such as canopy tours and sunset cruises can be booked separately.
Wild Horizons places sustainability at the core of its operations, integrating environmental responsibility with meaningful community initiatives. In April 2025, the company is installing 24 biogas digesters to reduce dependence on traditional fuels and cut carbon emissions, furthering its commitment to renewable energy. Wild Horizons has also been re-awarded Travelife Partner status, recognising its ongoing efforts in energy efficiency, ethical business practices and sustainability training. The company supports long-term community development by funding school fees for 200 children across 15 schools in Victoria Falls. Its Rainforest Raincoat Project continues to empower over 56 local vendors by providing raincoats for hire to visitors at Victoria Falls, generating sustainable income. In Cape Town, Wild Horizons Waterfront Adventures partnered with House of Miracles to host children from disadvantaged backgrounds for a memorable day at sea. Together, these initiatives reflect Wild Horizons' commitment to responsible tourism and positive social impact.
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