Every activity is led by a professional guide in a clean 4x4, and every itinerary is shaped around what you actually want to see. Most are covered by the nightly rate.
3 photosMorning, afternoon and night drives with a professional guide in an open 4x4. The lodge sits on a corridor between the Chobe Forest and the river, five kilometres from the national park, so the game comes to the doorstep. Every itinerary is shaped around what you want to see.
1 photosThe plateau position earns its keep at the end of the day. Drinks are set up as the sun drops over the floodplain towards Namibia, with the whole valley turning colour in front of you.
1 photosA cruise on the Chobe from Kasane, where the river's edge delivers game viewing you cannot get from a vehicle — elephant coming down to drink, hippo pods, and a great deal of the park's 450-plus bird species.
1 photosOut onto the Chobe in a mokoro, poled by a guide who knows the channels. A quiet counterpoint to the drives — and the fishing is good.
GalleryA full day across the border into Zimbabwe to stand at one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, then back to the lodge for dinner.
1 photosA walk through a neighbouring village to meet the community the lodge is part of — every one of its ten staff comes from the Chobe Enclave.
1 photosSit down with the local women who weave the baskets used throughout the lodge, and learn the craft yourself. Their work is for sale on site.
The practical things that make a remote lodge work, all included.
Tell us what you want out of the trip and your guide will plan around it each morning.