Archived News > Green Alert 2009 > Champagne breakfast at the lip of the Falls

		Livingstone Island
	UNIQUE! Champagne breakfast at the lip of the Falls

You want genuine wow-factor UNIQUE for your incentive group? How about breakfast, lunch or high tea at the very spot where Dr David Livingstone first discovered Victoria Falls 154 years ago?

It was in November 1855 that Dr Livingstone canoed in a dugout from Kalai Island and stepped on to what is now Livingstone Island. He walked to the edge of the mighty gorge and gazed upon one of earth’s most majestic sights – the waterfall the Tonga tribesmen had named Mosi-oa-Tunya (The Smoke that Thunders). The tough-as-teak Scots missionary and explorer was spellbound and exclaimed: “Scenes to lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight.” This exclusive incentive experience is limited to a maximum of 16 people. You will land at the back of the island in a small motor boat and walk for five minutes to the edge of the Falls to witness this extraordinary sight from the precise vantage point as Dr Livingstone did. Maybe even hold a short executive conference session here.

Now THAT’s unique!

Created by Green Route.

NOTE: This experience is usually not possible from the end of March to early June when the water levels of the Zambezi are too high.