10 LUXURY, SPACIOUS TENTED SUITES
As dawn breaks, your wake-up call is tea or coffee with homemade biscuits delivered to your tent. From your private treehouse deck, watch the sky illuminate with hues of purple and amber, and energise for the day’s coming adventure.
At the heart of the lodge is our majestic deck, from where you’ll enjoy open-sky dining and rewarding views of the floodplains below – a playground for large herds of elephants, buffalos and plains game that, come evening, seek refuge beneath your suite.
Tastefully decorated with natural colours for a sense of serenity, the decadently spacious suites open up completely, evoking a feeling of vastness and opulence.
It’s vast, untouched and filled with wildlife. As the only set of private lodges within Bwabwata National Park, we’re able to offer something truly unique.
3 Hours
Look out for the Big Four: lions, elephants, buffalos and leopards, as well as wild dogs and more.
2 - 3 Hours
A rare opportunity as we’re the only set of lodges permitted to offer guided walks within the park.
2½ - 3 Hours
An informative, yet soulful experience on waterways similar to that of the Okavango Delta.
3 Days
Tailor your family holiday to include additional activities for kids including a Junior Ranger Certification.
2 - 3 Hours
Enrich your vacation and explore local culture with a visit to our award-winning community project.
3 Hours
Head out at dawn to fish for tilapia, catfish, nembwe, and the elusive tiger fish. We support catch and release.
2½ - 3 Hours
A quintessential African safari experience with delectable cuisine served in a remote, peaceful setting.
2 Hours
Enjoy sparkling wine and an organic spread in a secluded picnic for two under a canopy of majestic trees.
3 Hours
Gaze across the famous Horseshoe Lagoon and take in breathtaking sunsets with homemade, healthy snacks.
Often, a game drive is not even necessary as elephants and other wildlife meander through the camp. Marvel at these animals while sipping on sundowners from the safety of the decks or lengthy walkways, as they feed and frolic in their natural landscape, just metres below you.
