Safari Lodges in Namibia's Zambezi Region

Zambezi Region Lodges

The Namibian "Zambezi Region" formerly known as the "Caprivi Strip" is a lush green area in the far north of the country that is host to magnificent wildlife, birdlife and fishing. Interestingly, this 450² kilometre stretch of land borders four countries; namely Angola, Botswana, Zambia and of course Zimbabwe and also gives rise to two of Africa's great river systems, the Zambezi River and the Chobe River.

A fascinating region of history and culture and of swamps, rivers, woodland and forests. An area of fantastic wildlife, birdlife, fauna and flora of not forgetting great fishing.

All of this is easy to understand when taking into account that the Okavango Delta lies just to the South, and the Chobe National Park just to the South-East will no fences stopping the wildlife from freely moving between the two countries.

The safari lodges on offer in the region of Namibia are famed for their wildlife and birding experiences, not too dissimilar to what the Northern Okavango Delta lodges in Botswana offer (just cheaper).

The Zambezi Region (Caprivi Strip) offers up some of the wildest and remotest Namibia lodges and camps one can find.

Lodges in Zambezi Region

  • Zambezi Mubala Lodge

    Rates from NAD$ 2 396.00 per person

    Zambezi Mubala Lodge is one of Namibia's best-kept secrets with a Zambezi Riverfront setting, 450 species of bird and good fishing all on the doorstep.

    The perfect base from which to explore all that surrounds or simply sit back and relax in the lap of luxury.

  • Hakusembe River Lodge

    Rates from NAD$ 2 509.00 per person

    Hakusembe River Lodge, the perfect destination after a long day travelling the roads of Namibia to simply sit back and relax with a cold beer in hand.

    The lodge is all about the surrounding nature, birding and fishing, as well as a relaxing atmosphere.

  • Chobe Princesses Houseboats

    Rates from NAD$ 7 932.00 per person

    An exceptional safari experience with a difference awaits all on board any of the 3 "Chobe Princesses".

    View the magnificent wildlife of this area from the boat itself or on game drives and even try your hand at fly-fishing.

  • Zambezi Queen Houseboat

    Rates from NAD$ 1 105.00 per person

    Zambezi Queen, a luxurious floating Chobe River Houseboat, offers something very different from the normal lodges on offering the region.

    Two or three-day cruise options are available on the Chobe River.

  • Chobe River Camp

    Rates from NAD$ 985.00 per person

    Chobe River Camp with 20 tented suites is located on the banks of the famed Chobe River.

    A tented camp inspired by the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape, a camp that is also environmentally conscious.

  • Namushasha River Lodge

    Rates from NAD$ 2 509.00 per person

    Namushasha River Lodge on the Kwando River offers easy access to Bwabwata National Park and surrounding wildlife and cultural attractions.

    The perfect destination from which to explore and experience the magical wildlife and birdlife on display.

Zambezi Region Lodges Map
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