Accommodation In Botswana-Okavango Delta,Chobe,Tuli,Kalahari safaris & accommodation

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Known as one of Botswana's greatest tourist attractions, CHOBE was established in the 1960's, creating a sanctuary for animals from the land that was once the haunt of traders, explorers and hunters. The gateway into Chobe, which has become the Cinderella of Botswana's tourist industry, Kasane, was once regarded as little more than a remote, sleepy town. However, with activities such as fishing, gameviewing and bird watching fast becoming popular pastimes, the town is experiencing rapid development.

On the western side of the Chobe reserve you will find the magical area of Savuti channel and then further west on the Chobe boundary an African paradise is waiting to be discovered in Selinda, Linyanti and Kwando regions these beautiful wilderness areas will capture the hearts and imaginations of those that visit these unspoilt areas.

REMEMBER - We charge public rates for all the lodges listed below - we do NOT mark up the prices! Spend more than 3 nights at any lodge, we might even give you a discount!!
Prices are a guideline only, due to seasonal changes, packages offered and exclude transfers.

RATES: Most of the rates in Botswana are in US$ and the balance are in Botswana Pula (BWP) or South African Rand (ZAR). Some people feel the rates are quite high, please consider the following: The lodges/camps are in remote areas and unfenced so all the provisions, supplies, laundry have to be flown to the camp from Maun or Kasane. Most of the lodges are in concession areas, so a large portion of the fees have to go to the local community for various projects and income. Some of the lodges are situated in the National Parks, so the high Park fees are included in the daily rate.

SOUTH AFRICAN RESIDENTS - Please note the following: We will happily book your accommodation, assist you with route planning, give you tips and ideas, but this comes at a price. The price:- all your accommodation needs to be booked through us, as we survive off the commissions that are included in the public advertised prices, that are on our website.

NOTE: We do NOT book campsites and we do not book self-catering establishments, (if there are any!!). No profit in such a service:( (As julle dit nie verstaan, moenie vra om my julle te hulp nie.) We do NOT book campsites and we do not book self-catering establishments, (if there are any!!). No profit in such a service:( (As julle dit nie verstaan, moenie vra om my julle te hulp nie.)< We do NOT book campsites and we do not book self-catering establishments, (if there are any!!). No profit in such a service:( (As julle dit nie verstaan, moenie vra om my julle te hulp nie.)< We do NOT book campsites and we do not book self-catering establishments, (if there are any!!). No profit in such a service:( (As julle dit nie verstaan, moenie vra om my julle te hulp nie.)<

CAMPING .... CAMPING... We do NOT book campsites, so we therefore do NOT keep camping rates/fees, do not keep a record of where campsites are, do not deal with camping - so I will ignore any e-mails asking about camping - I cannot explain it any clearer - DO NOT ASK!! MOENIE enige vra or kampee vra nie! People wanting camp site locations, go to www.google.co.za and type in the following words: camp sites in BOTSWANA . Please, do NOT ask me, I have no idea where any are!

Lodge Name

Description

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Duma Tau Camp - Linyanti

2009 - US$600 - US$900 pppn
2010 - US$622- US$928 pppn
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This northern-based camp is built under a shady grove of mangosteen trees, overlooking a large hippo-filled lagoon within the Linyanti waterway system. Day and night drives are offered along the Linyanti and Savuti Channels, as well as short nature walks with masterfully informing and entertaining guides. Activities are diverse, allowing guests the opportunity to roam on land, on foot and via water. The many hides in the area offer guests hours of undisturbed and indulgent wildlife viewing, as this is truly big game country - with elephant, hippo and crocodile antics making them regular stars of this camp.
Low Season and High Season pricing, packages for same owner camps available.(WS)

Chobe Chilwero Lodge

2009 - US$590 - US$900 pppn
2010 - US$590 - US$900 pppn
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Meaning "place of high view", Chobe Chilwero borders the world-renowned Chobe National Park. Justly acclaimed the most luxurious lodge in Botswana, Chobe Chilwero features 15 air-conditioned stone and thatch cottages. Each cottage, generous in space and style, has an en suite, handcrafted bath, alfresco shower, private garden and a viewing terrace overlooking the Chobe River. In-room spa treatments will ensure ultimate relaxation and pampering.
Guided game drives are offered twice daily in four-wheel drive open vehicles. Africa's largest concentration of elephant may be encountered against a background of breathtaking scenery. Witness the gathering of lion, herds of buffalo, pukus and a variety of other creatures on the banks of the Chobe River. Alternatively, this abundance of wildlife may be experienced on an early evening water safari while sipping sundowner cocktails. The whole family may enjoy this perfect African safari.
This is a great lodge to use in combination with Chiefs Camp and Stanleys or Baines Camp, giving you three totally different parts of Botswana to enjoy over a 6 to 10 night period.(SL&C)
Green Season, Low season and High Season pricing.

I visited here in May 2005.

Chobe Game Lodge

2009 - US$396 - US$915 pppn
2010 - US$416 - US$961 pppn
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The only permanent game lodge situated within the Chobe National Park, Chobe Game Lodge is Botswanas premier venue for guests looking for a perfect base to explore the Chobe National Park. The lodge can accommodate up to 100 people in total luxury, offering a choice of land or water activities and the most complete game experience in the Chobe area. Game drives are conducted in open sided 4X4 vehicles ensuring maximum visibility, while game viewing on the Chobe River is conducted by small, shallow draft and highly maneuverable boats piloted by expert boatmen.
Our resident professional guides offer slide shows, star gazing presentations, garden and river walks as well as walking safaris in the nearby Kasane forests. Other facilities include; a large swimming pool with terrace, a riverside boma area where traditional dancers perform, a fully equipped conference room with seating for up to 100 people, a business center for those guests needing to keep in touch, a stylish bar with an outside terrace overlooking the Chobe River and a cigar bar with a full sized billiard table. Chobe also boasts an extensive reference library with lounge and terrace. Meals are catered for at the terrace restaurant overlooking the Chobe River.
All 46 rooms at the lodge rooms are river facing and are air conditioned with overhead fans, complimentary mini bar and recently renovated en suite bathrooms, each with tea and coffee making facilities. All rooms have their very own private terrace. For those guests who demand the ultimate in exclusivity, Chobe Game Lodge has four river view suites, each with their own plunge pool and a separate lounge area.
Pricing is Standard rooms low season to Luxurious Suites in High Season. Combination packages with same owner properties available. Have a look at Camp Moremi, Camp Okavango, Chobe Savanna Lodge, Savute Safari Lodge and Xugana Island Lodges.(dds)

Chobe Savanna Lodge

2009 - S$396 - US$686 pppn
2010 - US$416 - US$720 pppn
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Situated in the East Caprivi of Namibia on a peninsular on the northern bank of the Chobe River, Chobe Savanna Lodge overlooks the vast floodplains of the Chobe National Park's Puku Flats. The lodge offers discerning guests a hideaway for those looking for an exclusive Chobe River experience. The area is renown for its diverse and prolific wildlife, including the rare puku antelope. It is home to large herds of elephant, buffalo and hippo, as well as concentrations of other wildlife, including giraffe, sable, wild dog, lion and other predators, which come down to the rivers edge to drink, graze and hunt. This area is an untouched water wilderness sanctuary, ideal for quiet discovery, where game and bird life flourish undisturbed under the protection of the Chobe National Park.
Chobe Savanna Lodge is relaxed and informal, set in a classic African savanna environment with sweeping vistas surrounding the lodge. The focal point of the lodge is a thatched open sided main building which commands a 270 degree view over the Chobe River and beyond to the Chobe National Park. Located in the main building is the lounge, dining room and bar areas furnished with African inspired furniture in dark teak woods, perfectly in tune with the environment. The lodge accommodates just 24 guests in stylish thatched chalets, all with private decks, a combined bedroom / lounge area and en suite bathrooms. All rooms are furnished in subtle earth tones and dark woods in a contemporary African theme, are air conditioned, and have complimentary mini bars. Facilities include a swimming pool and an open boma area (place of eating), on the banks of the Chobe River, where guests are treated to panoramic views and traditional dancing performed by local villagers. The charm of Chobe Savanna Lodge, with its sweeping views and wide vistas, lies in its beauty, peace and tranquility, far from the "madding crowds" of large cruise boats and game drive vehicles - the emphasis is on complete relaxation and solace. Unlike other properties, where regimented game activities are prioritised, we offer guests the choice of just taking "time out" or joining in on one of the many activities offered at the lodge. Those who wish to explore the Chobe River will not be disappointed. All activities are conducted by resident professional guides, whose intimate knowledge will make for an unforgettable experience. Guests have a choice of walking safaris, or boat excursions in small manoeuvrable boats, ideal for close up encounters with wildlife along the rivers edge. Depending on the time of year, guests are also offered the opportunity to take canoe excursions along the river. (dds)
Low Season and High Season pricing, plus Combination packages with same owner properties available. (See Chobe Game lodge for other names.)

Chobe Marina Lodge

2009 - US$272 - US$330 pppn
2010 - US$272 - US$330 pppn
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Chobe Marina Lodge is situated on the banks of the magnificent Chobe River in Botswana. The 66 roomed lodge enjoys more than 500 metres of unspoilt river frontage looking across the Caprivi Strip and towards the Chobe National Park which is home to 45 000 elephants and huge herds of buffalo. Accommodation is provided in thatched studios, apartments, chalets and suites, most with private lounges and all with modern comforts such as air-conditioning, ceiling fans, satellite TV, telephones, and mini bars. Located where four great Africa countries converge - Zimbabwe, Zambia, Botswana and Namibia, it set amidst some of Africa's most sought after attractions - the big five of Chobe National Park, the Zambezi and Chobe Rivers, Namibia's Caprivi Strip, the Kasane Forest Reserve and Victoria Falls is a short drive away. Activities at the lodge include leisurely sunset and sightseeing cruises by boat on the Chobe River, relaxing around the stunning infinity edge pool, tiger and other game fishing along one of the rivers, a game of golf at one of the nearby locations and of course an encounter with Africa's magnificent wildlife.(3C)

I visited here in May 2005.

Elephant Valley Lodge

2009 - US$280 - US$375 pppn
2010 - US$300 - US$533 pppn
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Elephant Valley is a luxury-tented lodge situated within the Lesoma Valley in the Kasane Forest Reserve, which borders Chobe National Park. The Lodge is set amongst massive Camel-thorn trees, (acacia erioloba) with the main dining and lounge area slightly raised overlooking a large waterhole. We are a 20 minute 4x4 drive from the Botswana/Zimbabwe border in one direction and a 20 minute 4x4 drive from Kasane town; Kasane airport; and the Chobe National Park official entrance gate in the other direction.

The Chobe riverine area attracts plentiful game throughout the year due to the abundant and constant supply of water. The high elephant population can be staggering in the Chobe National Park, in addition there is a large variety of other wildlife that congregates on the banks of the Chobe River to play and quench their thirst. The main bar and dining complex overlooks a waterhole, which offers fantastic 24 hour game viewing. We also have a curio shop and salt-water swimming pool. Activities available are game drives and boat cruises into Chobe National Park, night drives and guided walks in the concession.(AA)

Impalila Island Lodge

2009 - US$355 - US$460 pppn
2010 - US$355 - US$460 pppn
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Impalila Island Lodge is a 16-bedded luxury lodge with much to offer discerning clients. Our island is situated at the confluence of the Chobe and Zambezi rivers at the place where 4 countries meet - from the air an amazing mosaic of waterways, floodplains and bushveld - on the ground exceptional birdlife, game viewing and assorted vegetation - and in the waters outstanding fishing opportunities. It is actually in the country of Namibia. Impalila is also the most secluded and remote of the Chobe destinations but close enough to offer guests the very best of the Chobe river - that is game viewing by boat.
At Impalila Island Lodge we believe that guests should be able to choose how they spend their leisure time. Apart from our luxurious accommodation and culinary delights we offer them a wide variety of activities.............a sunset game cruise on the Chobe river, fly-fishing the Mambova rapids for the rapacious Tigerfish or bream, guided walks on the island including visits to cultural villages and a 2000 year-old baobab from where the meeting of all 4 countries and 2 rivers can be witnessed, mokoro (dugout canoe) trips in the quiet backwaters, or just pampered relaxation while lazing by the pool.

GREAT Green season specials - with a package, min 3 nights. Please ask - Dec to March.(IOA)

Kings Pool Camp - Linyanti

2009 - US$1025 - US$1445 pppn
2010 - US$1056 - US$1484 pppn
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Lush grasslands, riverine forestation and the dry Savute River Channel characterize this premier camp, bordering the Linyanti Swamp in northern Botswana. This fertile area is notable for large Elephant populations, along with Impala, Lechwe, Kudu, Zebra, Giraffe, Sitatunga, Sable, Roan, Waterbuck, Buffalo and antelope. The camp overlooks the flourishing hippo-filled Kings Pool Lagoon and the Linyanti River system. As one of the noisiest wildlife camps in Africa, your days and nights will be filled with everything from pre-dawn bird-song, to afternoon elephant trumpet-rambles, and evening round-the-boma lion roaring! A private his-and-hers bathroom, outdoor shower, private splash pool and sala will further ensure your comfort in this idyllic setting. One of the firm favourites, however, is the experience of the under-ground hide over-looking a waterhole - up close and toe-nail personal! And then, of course, there are always the distractions of Mokoro-boating trips through the reed and papyrus swamps, guided walks, night and day drives, birding, fishing and swimming to shrug off the lazy afternoon siestas.(WS)

Kubu Lodge

2009 - US$123 - US$323 pppn
2010 - US$123 - US$323 pppn
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Kubu Lodge, small, privately owned and run. Spread out over rolling lawns beneath the shade of giant ebony and wild fig trees are 11 thatched en-suited chalets, all raised on stilts with picturesque views of the Chobe River. The Lodge setting epitomizes tranquility and this is enhanced by the absence of radios, TV's and telephones. Facilities include a bar, restaurant with good home cooking, terrace, curio-shop, secluded swimming pool and Summer House Lounge where you can relax and enjoy some reading or catch up on the postcard writing. Also on offer is a 2km nature walk, which leads you through riverine forest along the Chobe River with a chance to view shy Chobe Bushbuck or to enjoy the beautiful birding that is on offer in this region or maybe take a cruise on the "Finfoot" to the confluence of the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers where 4 countries meet. Other activities available include 3 hour game drives or boat cruises into Chobe National Park, fishing trips and full day excursions to Victoria Falls can also be organized. With 2 International Airports nearby (Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe or Kasane, Botswana), the Chobe National Park on our doorstep and the Mighty Victoria Falls only an hour away, Kubu Lodge is an ideal place from where to explore this region. Lower rate is B&B, higher rate is all inclusive of meals, activities & accommodation.
I visited here in May 2005.
(pvt)

Lagoon Camp

2009 - US$492 - US$875 pppn
2010 - US$492 - US$875 pppn
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A luxury tented camp, with 6 tents, in the true image of Kwando Safaris - intimate camps in private areas with personal service- vintage Africa. Located in the massive 232 000 ha Kwando River concession - with more elephant than the entire country of South Africa. Famous for its elephant, wild dog, predators and buffalo herds. Lagoon offers game drives off road and at night with both guides and trackers as well as a boat experience on the perennial Kwando river. Access is by air only from Maun and Kasane.

The area is often used by international film crew due its excellent game viewing and seclusion being the furthest camp in the bush in Botswana and it only shares the are with Lebala camp also a Kwando Safaris camp in the south of the concession. This concession alone is 3.6 times larger than the entire Sabi Sand game reserve in South Africa and is on the border of Namibia. Like all Kwando camps we carry a maximum of 6 guests per vehicle. It is our staff who make the difference.

Great lodge to use in conjunction with a few nights at Songwe lodge at Vic Falls in Zambia and also Kwara Lodge in the Okavango Delta.(kws)

Lebala Camp

2009 - US$524 - US$965 pppn
2010 - US$524 - US$965 pppn
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A luxury tented camp, with 8 tents, in the true image of Kwando Safaris - intimate camps in private areas with personal service- vintage Africa. Located in the massive 232 000 ha Kwando River concession - with more elephant than the entire country of South Africa. Famous for its excellent general game and predator viewing. Lebala concentrates on game drives off road and at night with both guides and trackers adjacent to the perennial Linyanti flood plains of the Kwando River. Access is by air only from Maun or Kasane.

The area is often used by international film crew due its excellent game viewing and seclusion, one of the most remote camps in the Botswana and it only shares the area with Lagoon camp also a Kwando Safaris camp in the north of the concession. This concession alone is 3.6 times larger than the entire Sabi Sand game reserve in South Africa and is on the border of Namibia. Like the other Kwando camps only 6 people per vehicle maximum. Rated by Sir Richard Branson as the 4th best holiday destination in the world after 3 islands he owns. It is our staff who make the difference.

This fabulous lodge has a super package when used in a combination with Kwara Lodge in the Okavango Delta and Songwe Lodge at Vic Falls in Zambia.(kws)

Muchenje Safari Lodge

2009 - US$330 - US$495 pppn
2010 - US$350 - US$495 pppn
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Muchenje offers discerning Safari clientele a truly unique wilderness experience from a stunning location. We are situated on the remote, Western side of the Chobe National Park. We are the only lodge in this area and as such offer a very private, unspoilt game viewing experience. Muchenje Safari Lodge accommodates just 20 guests in intimate exclusivity. Owner run, your hosts will ensure your stay is tailor-made to suit your own personal requirements. The Elegant Central Lodge, incorporates dining area, bar, viewing deck with natural swimming pool beyond. There is a wonderful fireside deck and lower dining Deck with amazing views.
Each of the 11 rooms affords unique, panoramic views of the flood plain and are very private. Game Viewing options include early morning, late morning, afternoon and full day game drives, game viewing on the river, walking safaris, night drives and culture at nearby traditional village. Also mountain bikes are available.(pvt)

Savute Elephant Camp

2009 - US$505 - US$965 pppn
2010 - US$510 - US$1205 pppn
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In the far north of Botswana, in the arid desert of the Kalahari Sandvelt, lies Savute Elephant Camp. Rain is rare and water extremely precious in this corner of the Chobe National park. The mysterious, dry Savute Channel abound with some of Africa's largest and most impressive creatures. One animal that reigns supreme in the Savute is the elephant in all its full, dusty magnificence. Luxurious, air-conditioned tents, each with its own private viewing deck, allowing you to rest in comfort, knowing that each day in this elephant country will bring new and unforgettable sights and experiences. Game-viewing activities consist of game drives.

Accommodation: 12 twin bedded, en suite luxury tents on raised wooden decks. Dining: Under-cover dining, lounge and bar area overlooking the dry Savute channel. Savute Elepant Camp has also seen the addition of a new Boma which offers spectacular vistas of the African night skies, only to be blocked out partially by the silhouette of several Camel Thorn trees. Facilities and activities include Naturally Wild body care salon, game viewing activities in open game viewing vehicles, heated swimming pool, viewing deck , waterhole below the swimming pool.

There are some nice packages with this lodge, when booked in combination with Khwai River Lodge (Moremi Reserve) and Eagle Island Lodge (Okavango Delta).

I visited here in May 2005.

(OES)

Savute Safari Lodge

2009 - US$396 - US$686 pppn
2010 - US$416 - US$720 pppn
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Savute Safari Lodge peers out from ancient camelthorn trees on the banks of the now dry Savute channel, part of the dynamic Savute eco system renowned for its large concentration of elephant and large lion prides. The lounge, library and cocktail bar are situated in the exquisite thatch and timber main building, while in front there is a viewing deck ideal for watching game at the water hole. The lodge houses the dining room in a separate building which can double up as a conference room sitting up to twenty delegates. The lodge also has a swimming pool on a raised wooden teak deck overlooking the channel, affording guests to watch game while swimming!
Savute Safari Lodge accommodates just 24 people in contemporary furnished twin-bedded luxury wood, thatch and glass safari suites, ideal for the hot and dry conditions. Double volume suites with their spacious interior and large, glass sliding doors sets the lodge apart from typical safari accommodation. Large private viewing decks and en-suite facilities, with walk in showers combine to make Savute Safari Lodge an unforgettable experience.

Savute Safari lodge can be used with the combination of Chobe Game, Chobe Savanna, Xugana Island, Camp Moremi or Camp Okavango, to get a nice package price.(dds)

Savuti Wilderness Camp

2009 - US$600 - US$900 pppn
2010 - US$622 - US$928 pppn
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This camp lies along what was once the fast flowing Savuti Channel, which stopped flowing in 1980. This massive river system, is currently wide open grassland, and a phenomenal water-hole with an excellent viewing facility has been set-up, for eager photographers, offering truly up-close-and-toe-nail photo-opportunities. This is a small and intimate camp in an isolated area, for true peace and quiet, with only 5 large and comfortable walk-in tents to be found here. There are many activities to choose from including day and night game drives, and walks with armed and expert game-guides. We also have a number of superb hides in this area, to further facilitate the excellent game viewing there is to be enjoyed in this area. Sightings include all the major predators - Lion, Leopard, Cheetah and Wild Dog, as well as Elephant - since the water-hole directly in front of camp is the only water-hole in this large area, particularly in the winter months.(WS)

Songwe Lodge - Livingstone, Zambia

- br>US$350 - US$385 pppn
- br>US$385 - US$405 pppn
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Across the border from Chobe, in Zambia - so we have included in our Botswana website, as it is only a couple of hours drive from Chobe to Songwe - either through Zimbabwe and Vic Falls, or across the Kazungula Ferry into Zambia. We recommend a 2 night stay at least:
Standard Songwe Village 2 night experience includes: 1. Guided visit to the Victoria Falls. 2. Ox wagon trip to the Songwe Field Museum. 3. Cruise on the upper Zambezi River. 4. Safari to look for White Rhino in the National Park. 5. Tour of Livingstone and visit to traditional village. 6. All the other Kwando Safaris inclusions - 3 meals, all drinks, laundry, medical evacuation cover, local airport transfers.
A luxury hutted camp, with 8 traditional style huts, in the true image of Kwando Safaris - intimate camps in private areas with personal service- vintage Africa. Located 300 acres of private land 11 km from Victoria Falls in Zambia. Livingstone is the adventure capital of Africa and Songwe is the best place to experience one of the 7 natural wonders of the world.
Experience the vast variety of activities in the Falls area including guided visits, to the Falls, tour of Livingstone including the famous town market, to a 700 year old village, experience the upper Zambezi on a cruise, a safari to look for white rhino in the national Park - all these are included in the standard Songwe Village experience along with all meals, drinks, laundry and Livingstone airport transfers. All other activities are available to you from bungi jumping, river rafting, flight of angels and many others. Songwe Village the ideal place to experience the Victoria Falls from Zambia. Easy connections to Johannesburg, Kasane, Namibia and the rest of Zambia. NOTE: various priced packages available, with Lebala, Lagoon or Kwara lodges.

I visited here in May 2005.

(kws)

Susuwe Island lodge

2009 - US$355 - US$460 pppn
2010 - US$383 - US$497 pppn
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Susuwe Island Lodge offers visitors the opportunity to experience closely a wild and untouched island of Africa. Situated in north-eastern Namibia, our island is in the remote Kwando River - a permanent water source which nourishes delicate ecosystems and sustains varied game and birdlife. Relaxation, privacy and comfort are paramount here. Susuwe Island Lodge is built to incorporate the riverine forest - the main complex has lofty canopy viewing decks overlooking endless savannahs, glistening lily-studded wetlands and ancient Kalahari woodlands, as well as a firepit, spacious lounge and dining areas, curio shop and small reference library. Six spacious brick and thatch suites equipped with double bathroom, bedroom, lounge and wooden viewing deck each with private plunge pool offer our visitors the opportunity to merge unhurriedly with Africas timeless evolution of hazy days and star-studded nights. Mosquito nets, overhead fans and hairdryers as well as generated electricity are provided At Susuwe game drives in open 4 x 4 vehicles in the Bwabwata National Park. Game sightings in this cradle of rivers could include vast herds of roaming elephant and buffalo, lion, hippo, leopard, sable, roan, lechwe and puku for example. Night drives at Susuwe offer an even closer insight into the intrigue of the African bush. Self-drive clients can use this lodge.(IOA)

Toro Safari Lodge

2009 - t.b.a
2010 - US$34 - US$58 pppn
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Toro Safari Lodge is a budget lodge in Kazungula, 9km from Kasane situated on the bank of the Chobe River offering clean and comfortable, basic and affordable in 20 double rooms, twin bed, en-suite. All loose standing and under thatch. I will ONLY do bookings for this lodge, as a last resort. They have a useless ADMIN department and it takes ages for me to secure a booking and finalise payment. Once there, you will enjoy yourself - but you need a lot of patience, whilst I loose mine with their office during the reservation process! I would much rather book you at one of the other lodges, please.

The Best Reasons to Visit CHOBE

� Chobe is famous for its large herds of elephants which congregate in the hundreds in the dry season,
� A sundowner cruise on the Chobe River for some of the most magnificent gameviewing and bird watching found anywhere in the world,
� Experience the luxury of fine safari camps and lodges that populate the Chobe Reserve,
� Find a zebra-filled landscape during Savuti� s hot summer,
� Watch the lions lazily plan their next kill while lying under a shady bush,
� Look for the leopards in the dead trees along the Sedudu Valley road,
� An opportunity to see healthy populations of the endangered wild dog,
� Abundant bird life of over 400 species found in the region,
� Lions which hunt large prey such as buffalo, elephant and even hippos,
� An international airport makes accessibility very easy
� Fishing safaris to catch tiger fish and bream.