Six Senses will soon open a riverside game reserve and wellness resort in Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls National Park. This marks the company’s first sub-Saharan African project.
The partially concealed, tree-level lodges at Six Senses Victoria Falls, slated to open in 2025, will be ecological, tactile and understated to provide a bird’s-eye platform.
There will be 22 lodges with private terraces, and 15 deluxe lodges with suspended pools, some of which could be interconnected. There are also plans for 17 individual pool villas, nine of which will offer multi-bedroom accommodation.
Amenities at the lodge will include a raised restaurant and lounge, speciality dining and braai bar, and a sunset look-out bar. The Six Senses Spa and wellness facilities will include four treatment rooms, a gym, a yoga deck, outdoor hot pools, a panoramic sauna and an integrated retail and concept store. Additionally, there will be a jungle gym that will be supervised by a ranger.
On-site signature experiences such as the Earth Lab, Alchemy Bar, and Grow With Six Senses children’s activities will be available at the lodge, along with access to the river on the Six Senses cruiser.
Established in 1995, Six Senses currently operates 22 hotels and resorts across the world, including in Bhutan, Bali, Fiji, Seychelles and Ibiza.
