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Chobe Savanna Lodge, East Caprivi, Namibia
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Chobe Savanna Lodge is situated in the East Caprivi of Namibia on a peninsular on the northern bank of the Chobe River.
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Learn about the African culture in Namibia A full range of activities are available for your use This Africa lodge not only caters for you, but your famiy too The lodge is located on the Eastern Caprivi of Namibia
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Chobe Savanna Lodge is situated in the East Caprivi of Namibia on a peninsular on the northern bank of the Chobe River and overlooks the vast floodplains of the Chobe National Park's Puku Flats. This safari lodge in Namibia has its own atmosphere with its rich and colorful African culture, still upholding traditions, customs and architecture.
Namibia is fast becoming one of Africa's hottest new safari attractions. Visiting the unique Chobe Savanna Lodge is experiencing one of the best African safari lodges. This family African safari lodge in Namibia is starting to draw adventurers looking for an African experience with a difference.
Those who wish to explore the Chobe River will not be disappointed. Resident professional guides conduct all activities; their knowledge will make your Africa safari lodge experience unforgettable.
Guests at this safari lodge in Namibia have a choice of walking safaris or boat excursions in small maneuverable boats, ideal for close up encounters with wildlife along the rivers edge.
Child Policy:
Chobe Savanna Lodge accepts children of all ages and the only restriction is that children under the age of 8 years and under are excluded from participating in game activities.
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Chobe Savanna Lodge - A warm African welcome
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Chobe Savanna Lodge managers Johan and Anja and assistant manager, John, welcome you to this luxury lodge. They will ensure that your stay is enjoyable and that you leave here enlightened and relaxed.
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Explore the Chobe River wilderness
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As a guest at Chobe Savanna Lodge, you have the choice of joining in on one of the many activities offered by the lodge's guides. These range from walking safaris, boat excursions, local village visits and water level permitting, mokoro excursions.
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