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Chobe Safari Lodge

Chobe Safari Lodge on the Chobe River

Highlights

  • Game drives and boat cruises
  • Swimming pool
  • Views of the Chobe River
  • Family-friendly Chobe safari options
  • The Chobe River side rooms
  • Fish safari options
  • Great value for money

Information

  • Lodge type; Safari Hotel
  • Location; Kasane/ Chobe
  • Lodge size; 76 Rooms
  • Recommended stay; 2-5 nights

Budget Safari Lodge In The Town Of Kasane Close To The Chobe National Park

Chobe Safari Lodge lies near the town of Kasane in the far North of Botswana, directly on the banks of the famed Chobe River.

The perfect accommodation option for those looking to explore the surrounding attractions, including the World famous Chobe National Park and her big game wildlife-rich Chobe River, without breaking the bank.

Chobe Safari Lodge is far more suited to those not looking to spend a whole lot of money on accommodation when visiting the Chobe National Park region of Botswana.

Chobe Safari Lodge offers three different room types, all of which have views of the Chobe River. The standard safari rooms are clean and comfortable but nothing fancy, the luxury river-view rooms are a step up in terms of comfort and amenities, and the family rooms are larger and can accommodate up to a family of four.

If you're looking for a safari lodge that offers fantastic value for money while exploring this amazing area, make sure to check out Chobe Safari Lodge!

Rooms and Suites

The newly renovated Chobe Safari Lodge now offers guests a total of 76 safari rooms, ranging from the more budget-orientated "Safari rooms" all the up to the "luxury river rooms". All rooms offer spacious living areas, air conditioning and bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms.

  • 46 Safari Rooms - Best for budgets
  • 22 Luxury River Rooms - Best for river views
  • 8 Rondavels - Best for privacy

Cuisine and Wine

Sipping wine while indulging in cuisine influenced by local and international trends, all with the sound of hippos in the distance and the mighty Chobe River flowing past. This is what Chobe Safari Lodge offers guests, no matter the time of day, a truly unique dining experience.

During one's stay, we would highly recommend the optional "Chobe Dinner Cruise", three-course buffet dinners all the while floating down the Chobe River with hippos, elephants, crocodiles and fantastic birdlife surrounding.

Lodge Facilities

The lodge facilities at Chobe Safari Lodge are top-notch.

There is a swimming pool with river views, as well as a pool deck with sun loungers.

There is also a lounge area, an internet cafe, and an activities centre. The Sedudu bar has its own viewing deck, and guests can enjoy Chobe River views from practically everywhere in the lodge.

In addition, the lodge offers WiFi in central guest areas.

Guests can also purchase curios and crafts from the on-site shop.

Safari Activities

Chobe safari activities are in general centred around the famed Chobe National Park and Chobe River, with game drives and boat cruises being the prefered two options for seeing the amazing wildlife that this area offers.

The safari activities at Chobe Safari Lodge are some of the best in the area. Visitors can go on game drives through the Chobe National Park, where they can see elephants, lions, and other animals in their natural habitat.

Boat trips on the Chobe River offer a different perspective of the wildlife and are a great way to see hippos and crocodiles.

A sunset boat cruise are a wonderful way to end the day, and fishing safaris give guests a chance to catch some of the local fish.

Birding safaris are also popular, as this area is home to many different species of birds.

Finally, cultural tours allow visitors to learn more about the local culture and history.

All Chobe safari activities are not included in the daily rate for Chobe Safari Lodge.

Family Friendly

Families and children of all ages are most welcome at Chobe Safari Lodge.

Family rooms with bunk beds, kid-friendly menus and, of course, Chobe safari activities suitable for young ones are all on offer.

Spa and Wellness

A small Health and Beauty Salon is available and offers only the basics in massages and treatments.

In Conclusion

Chobe Safari Lodge is a great place to stay if you're looking for affordable accommodation while exploring the Chobe National Park region of Botswana.

The lodge offers guests a variety of different room types, all with beautiful views of the Chobe River. Guests can enjoy delicious cuisine and wine while relaxing by the pool or taking in the stunning views from the lodge's many decks and balconies.

There are also plenty of Chobe safari activities available, both inside and outside of the nearby Chobe National Park.

Families will feel right at home at Chobe Safari Lodge, as there are special family-friendly rooms and activities tailored just for them.

So if you're looking for an amazing value-for-money African safari experience without breaking the bank, be sure to check out Chobe Safari Lodge!

Rates From

Rates form part of a safari itinerary

Rates Information

Chobe Safari Lodge Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollars (US$)
*Rates may vary according to season

Rates Include
  • Breakfast
  • Dinner
  • Accommodation
  • 1 Activity
  • VAT
Rates Exclude
  • All other meals and drinks
  • All other safari activities
  • Local and international flights
  • Bed levy of BWP10pppn
  • Beverages
  • Laundry
  • Telephone
  • Other extras of personal nature
  • Transfers

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