
9 tented chalets on a plateau above the Chobe River floodplain — an intimate camp for 18 guests, five kilometres from the national park.
Botswana, ranked by Lonely Planet in 2017.
Almost double the number found anywhere else on earth.
Chobe National Park, ranked by Fodor's.
Recorded within the park.

The lodge sits on a wildlife corridor between the Chobe Forest and the Chobe River. Each chalet is spaced for privacy and opens onto two balconies over the floodplain — a super king bed, a dressing area, air conditioning, and an en-suite bathroom behind canvas walls.

Comfortable furniture chosen for the safari setting

Two dining areas, both designed to add warmth

Lamplight, fire and stars for the evening's mood

15 by 7 metres — the largest pool in the area

Cocktails, beer, spirits and soft drinks

A bio-sewage system produces grey water used solely for irrigation

All meals, local drinks, a game drive, the sundowner, a village tour and basketry weaving are included in the nightly rate. Camping is available year-round.
