Ngoma Safari Lodge
Highlights
- Game drives and game walks
- Stunning river views
- Photographic boat and sunset cruises
- Local village tours
- Inside and outside showers
- WiFi is available at Ngoma Safari Lodge
- A swimming pool and sundeck
- Chobe National Park wildlife
Information
- Lodge type; Luxury Safari Lodge
- Location; Chobe National Park
- Lodge size; 8 River Facing Suites
- Recommended stay; 2-5 nights
Ngoma, The Perfect Safari Lodge Option From Which To Explore The Chobe National Park
Ngoma Safari Lodge is one of a handful of safari lodges positioned on the western edge of the Chobe National Park in the Chobe Forest Reserve, away from the maddening crowds of the Kasane side.
Ngoma is located within a private concession bordering the park with some of the best views of the Chobe River ecosystem found anywhere in the area.
Ngoma Safari Lodge has eight large, thatched and air-conditioned suites, all with en-suite bathrooms (with both inside and outside showers), double basins, flush toilets and a dressing table.
There is a central dining, bar and lounge area with an open fireplace as well as a small library. The lodge has a swimming pool and sun deck overlooking the Chobe River flood plain, which is the perfect place to unwind after a day of safari activities.
Activities at Ngoma Safari Lodge are varied and include both morning and afternoon game drives in open 4x4 safari vehicles, game walks (on request), river cruises, village visits and a variety of other cultural experiences.
Ngoma Safari Lodge is the perfect accommodation option from which to explore the Chobe National Park.
Rooms and Suites
With only eight luxury suites on offer, Ngoma Safari Lodge offers the ultimate in private and small groups safaris. All suites offer stunning views over flood plains below, which is teeming with unparalleled wildlife.
Each of the suites offers a private plunge pool and viewing deck, air conditioning as well as spacious indoor and outdoor living areas. Large double beds covered with mosquito nets all look out in the direction of the floodplains; the bathrooms offer his and hers hand basins, a large bath and two showers (one inside and one outside).
Cuisine and Wine
Whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner, all meals are of the highest quality and well presented in the lodge's dining room area on the main verandah overlooking the African vistas that surround one.
Private romantic dinners at Ngoma Safari Lodge can be set up on one's private viewing deck for those special romantic occasions.
Lodge Facilities
Ngoma Safari Lodges offers a central guest area that consists of a lounge, dining area, bar area and viewing platform and deck all overlooking the Chobe National Park and river.
A small plunge pool is set off to the side of the outdoor verandah.
The outdoor viewing platform at Ngoma Safari Lodge is where (weather depending) most meals are offered.
Wi-Fi is available in most public areas.
Safari Activities
Professional guides are available for morning and afternoon game drives in the Chobe National Park as well as walks; wildlife and birdlife sightings here are exceptional, so have that camera charged and ready to go.
Walks and night drives are conducted in the Chobe Forest Reserve as these activities are not permitted within National Parks in Botswana.
Boat cruises on the river are also on offer; there is nothing quite like watching the sunset while sipping a G&T.
In Conclusion
Ngoma Safari Lodge is a luxurious safari lodge located on the western edge of Chobe National Park, with stunning views over the Chobe River.
The lodge offers a variety of safari activities, including morning and afternoon game drives, game walks, river cruises, and village visits.
With only eight luxury suites available, Ngoma Safari Lodge provides an intimate and private safari experience.
You'll be spoiled with delicious cuisine and wine while enjoying the incredible wildlife that surrounds you.
Rates form part of a safari itinerary
Ngoma Safari Lodge Rates
Per person per night sharing
Rates are in US Dollars (US$)
*Rates may vary according to season
- Accommodation
- Full board
- All local brand drinks
- Laundry
- scheduled activities
- Road transfers from Kasane Airport
- Bed levy, VAT, National Park Fees and community levy
- Local and international flights
- Premium drinks
- Shop purchases
- Private vehicle activities
- Private vehicle transfers
- Gratuities
- Travel insurance
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