Ngoma Safari Lodge

Highlights

• Private location in a popular tourist region.
• Generously spaced-out suites screened by natural thickets of bush.
• Large bay windows in every suite provide 180-degree views of the floodplain.
• Each private river-facing suite offers a private outdoor living area with a “refresh and relax pool.”
• Full-day boat cruises on the Chobe River.
• Thrilling night safaris.

You should know

• Children 10 years and above are welcome at Ngoma Safari Lodge.
• Children aged 10 and 11 years pay 50% of the adult rate.
• Children aged 12 years and above pay the adult rate.

The detail

This boutique lodge, an oasis in a wildlife wonderland, offers unrivaled panoramic views over the game-rich floodplain and Chobe River. It is located on the doorstep of Chobe National Park, also known as the "Land of the Giants," as it is home to the largest population of elephants on Earth.

Expect a vast and diverse array of wildlife as knowledgeable guides take you on safaris through the Chobe National Park, lazy afternoons by the pool, and stunning dinners under African stars.

Ngoma is a small boutique lodge set on a plateau overlooking the Chobe River and floodplain. All eight thatched river-facing suites boast spacious internal and external living areas, a large luxury bath, an indoor and outdoor shower, air conditioning, overhead fans, a minibar, and tea/coffee facilities, including a Nespresso machine.

In addition, each suite features a private ‘refresh and relax’ pool conveniently located in the external living area. All rooms are equipped with three-quarter beds that can be converted to a king-size bed. Two of the eight suites have sofa beds and may be used as triples. The sofa beds are recommended for children between 10 and 11 years. Each suite offers a view of the river and presents the opportunity to see Chobe's famous elephants, migrating zebras, or buffalo grazing on the floodplain below.

Price includes

• Prices are fully inclusive of accommodation, all meals, laundry, lodge activities, return vehicle airport transfers from Kasane or Kazungula borders, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages (excluding imported and premium drinks), taxes, levies, and national park fees.