Victoria Falls Safari Express


	At the turn of the century, Cecil John Rhodes' dream was to complete the Cape to Cairo railway line. The railway line reached Victoria Falls in 1904 and crossed the Zambezi the following year. The bridge was completed in 14 months and is located where the spray from the Falls can be seen.

This Steam Train venture offers guests an opportunity of a picture perfect experience on the steam train from Livingstone onto the magnificent Victoria Falls Bridge.

The Sunset Bridge Run, sees guests transferred late afternoon from the David Livingstone Safari Lodge and Spa as well as all lodges within the Livingstone area to Palm Grove Siding, boarding a 1928 12th class or 1953 14a Class Garrett steam train with four coaches (2 dining coaches and 2 lounge coaches - total 92 passengers) aptly named the ‘David Livingstone Lounge 1 and 2.’

Starting off with the gentle rhythmic lull that is synonymous with rail travel, this experience culminates with the steam train stopping on the infamous Victoria Falls bridge where a complimentary glass of sparkling wine is enjoyed. From here, one of the greats of the Seven Wonders of the World can be appreciated.

Safari Express	Notes \| Bookings
From Livingstone (Zambia) - currently closed Adults: US$110 per person Children under 12: US$55 Children under 4 complimentary