The Best Exclusive Use Villas In Botswana
Luxurious Exclusive-Use Safari Villas in Botswana
If you're looking for the most luxurious safari lodge experience in all of Botswana, you need to look no further. These top-of-the-line lodges offer the best and most expensive suites or rooms in Botswana as a whole.
Expect nothing else than world-class cuisine, unrivalled views and locations, the absolute best in guiding and service, and the most important aspect of the best in Botswana wildlife experiences.
If all three of these locations are good enough for "National Geographic", trust us, they are good enough for us mere mortals. What's more, they come at a price tag that is sure to make your eyes water – but for those who can afford it, the experience is unforgettable and completely private.
So, what is the most expensive safari suites/ rooms in Botswana? Here are three of the most lavish and exclusive properties in the country, each with a nightly rate that will set you back a small fortune.
Top 3 Luxurious Exclusive Villas In Botswana
1. Kings Pool Suite
Linyanti Wildlife Reserve
Are you looking for an exclusive safari camp that offers the best of everything?
Kings Pool Suite at Kings Pool Camp is one of Botswana's most expensive and exclusive two bedroomed suites. The suite offers two spacious private bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom and a communal sunken lounge and plunge pool for complete solitude. The private suite has stunning views of the river and wildlife. The lodge offers a range of activities, including game drives, boat trips, and nature walks.
You will have an unforgettable experience at Kings Pool Suite; this is without a doubt. This luxurious two-bedroom luxury suite provides guests with the best service and amenities possible. You will feel like royalty when you stay here.
- Low Season Rate (2022)- US$4 334.00 per night (exclusive use)
- High Season Rate (2022)- US$10 391.00 per night (exclusive use)
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2. Jao Villa
Jao Reserve - Okavango
Are you looking for an exclusive safari experience in the heart of the Okavango Delta?
Look no further; Jao Camp is one of the most expensive safari lodges in Botswana, if not Africa. It is set on a private wildlife concession in the Okavango Delta and offers guests some of the best and most exclusive wildlife experiences southern Africa has to offer.
Each villa (two in total) consists of two identical tented bedrooms, each with its own en-suite facilities, shared lounge and dining area, private butler, kitchenette with private chef, fire deck, and private plunge pool. In addition to all that, a private safari vehicle and guide for use during your stay. You will have everything you need to make your safari dreams come true.
- Low Season Rate (2022)- US$6 360.00 per night (exclusive use)
- High Season Rate (2022)- US$13 855.00 per night (exclusive use)
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3. Zarafa Dhow Suite
Chief's Island - Okavango
Have you ever wanted to stay in the most luxurious safari suites in Botswana?
The Zarafa Dhow Suite, located on Chief's Island, in the heart of the Okavango Delta, this suite offers guests an opulent and exclusive experience that can't be found anywhere else.
The suite comprises two large master suites, a lounge, a dining area and a private plunge pool. The suite also has its own dedicated guide and chef, ensuring that you enjoy your tailor-made safari experience to the fullest extent possible. It's perfect for those who appreciate luxury and exclusivity.
Botswana's first Relais & Chateaux property, the Zarafa Dhow Suite, is a unique and special experience that you won't want to miss.
If you're looking for an exclusive and luxurious safari experience, the Zarafa Dhow Suite is perfect for you.
- Low Season Rate (2022)- US$8 136.00 per night (exclusive use)
- High Season Rate (2022)- US$15 384.00 per night (exclusive use)
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The most expensive safari lodges in Botswana is a question that many have asked, but few can afford. In this quick blog post, we have listed three of the most luxurious and exclusive lodges in all of Botswana and their exclusive villa options.
From world-class cuisine to unparalleled views and locations, these top-of-the-line lodges offer the absolute best experience for those who want and demand nothing less than the best safari experience available possible.
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Lodges And Camps In Botswana
Tuli Safari Lodge Mashatu
Tuli Safari Lodge Mashatu sits in shady gardens on the Limpopo in the Northern Tuli Game Reserve. Tented suites stand on timber decks, the pool is set into a sandstone outcrop, and the grounds hold a waterhole, hide and walking trail.
Mashatu Tent Camp
Choose Mashatu Tent Camp if you want canvas rather than walls: Meru-style tents under big trees, open-air bathrooms and no air-conditioning. Dinner in the boma looks out over a floodlit waterhole, and a plunge pool takes the edge off hot afternoons.
Koro River Camp
Koro River Camp stands on a wooden deck on the Limpopo's bank, upstream of its island sister in the Kwa Tuli Private Game Reserve. Canvas suites, a pool above the river and a riverside massage area, with game drives and walks from camp.
Koro Island Camp
Reached only by a suspension bridge, Koro Island Camp occupies a small island in the Limpopo, in the Kwa Tuli Private Game Reserve. A few tents under riverine trees, a thatched lounge and a riverside boma make it a good fit for small groups and families.
Mashatu Euphorbia Villas
For privacy, Mashatu Euphorbia Villas hides its villas, each shaped like a mopane pod, in a euphorbia forest on a cliff above the Majale River. Each has its own plunge pool, game drives carry no more than four guests, and the camp runs on solar power.
Mashatu Lodge
Mashatu Lodge faces a floodlit waterhole where elephants come to drink. Air-conditioned suites ring the lodge, some interconnecting for families, and the Discovery Room shows finds from the reserve. Walks, cycling and horse riding add to the drives.
Planet Baobab
Planet Baobab stands among giant baobabs near Gweta, its thatched huts and shady campsite gathered round a pool and bar. Habituated meerkats, baobab walks, village visits and game drives to Ntwetwe Pan run from camp, with quad biking on the pans in the dry season.
Meno a Kwena
Meno a Kwena perches on a clifftop above the Boteti River, looking across to the protected Makgadikgadi Pans. Expect a floating hide at water level, boating, San-guided walks and a rock pool, plus a sleep-out on the pans for stays of three nights or more.