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Botswana’s Chobe National Park remains one of Africa’s prime
wildlife areas. Its close proximity to the world-renowned
Victoria Falls makes it an essential part of any visit to
the region. The magnificent Chobe river and floodplains
filled with huge herds of buffalo and elephant and flocks
of waterfowl winging their way toward the sunset, create
an enduring memory of the wild splendour of this majestic
corner of old Africa. The Chobe River forms the northern
border of Botswana and is also the termination of the
long migratory road to perennial water. The dry season
forces wildlife in abundance to the waters of the river
resulting in tremendous safari opportunities.
This exclusive lodge is situated within the Chobe Forest
reserve on the western boundary of Chobe National Park.
The lodge is uniquely placed, as no other lodges base their
operations within this sector of the reserve. The lodge
accommodates twenty guests in thatched en-suite bungalows
all overlooking the floodplains of the Chobe River and
Namibia’s Caprivi Strip. The central lodge with combined
dining and lounge areas is spectacular, commanding
magnificent views of the Chobe floodplains. Each day
you have the option of joining the early morning walks,
which are quite outstanding, or a vehicle safari in the
mid-morning and in the late afternoon.
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