Hotels near Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport - LVI, Livingstone

Livingstone is a bustling, lively city that never sleeps. Nights are full of sounds from music, trucks, trains, dogs. Accommodation outside town is quieter. It is easy asy to walk around through you will be approached and asked which country are you from which is an introduction to sales and marketing spin for some item! A vibrant African city full of character and not over run with tourists. The view half ways up Mosi-oa-Tunya road, outside Livingstone museum down onto Victoria Falls spray is amazing to see in the town, and coffee shop further up the hill serves locally produced good coffee. Getting around Livingstone was easy to walk or get a friendly taxi. Fishing up the Zambezi for tIger fish on a small boat was a great way to get a view onto the river, hippos, smiling crocs, birdlife, villages with a local fishing guide. I caught no fish but would go fishing again here anytime.

There are many attractions in Livingstone. I recommend 1) The Victoria Falls - Cant get enough 2) Game Drive or walk - Plenty of elephants to see this time round, 3) Maramba for Food and Kids play park 4) Sunset Cruises on the Zambezi 5) Lots of eating places to wine and dine 6) Mukuni Village 7) Reptile Farm

Obviously the Falls - and the Zambian side is without the best viewing aspect. The township is clean and has most amenities with the Museum being its highlight. A sunset river cruise is a must do and a helicopter flight is well worth the price.

I've travelled to Livingstone before so I knew what to expect. My husband has mobility issues and everyone we met made him feel welcome which was very important to me. We didn't bother with a car as the local taxis were reasonable and comfortable.

Loved everything, lots to do and see. Loved seeing the local elephants strolling along the roads. Going on a sunset river cruise is well worth doing. Visiting the cultural village. We ate at our own hotel as the food was excellent

As it was the dry season, the falls were just a few streams, but still impressive. Apparently, March is the best time when they are in full flow. You can cross the bridge into the Zimbabwe side of the falls, there was more water there, but cost $50 each. So with a family of 5 & 32C we decided it was not worth it.