Chobe Savanna Lodge, situated on a peninsula on the northern bank of the Chobe River, overlooks the vast floodplains of the Chobe National Park's Puku Flats. As this haven is the furthest removed from the hustle and bustle of Kasane town, Chobe Savanna Lodge offers guests a hideaway for those looking for an exclusive Chobe River experience.
Chobe Savanna Lodge is relaxed and informal, set in a classic African Savanna environment with sweeping vistas surrounding the lodge. The focal point of the lodge is a thatched open sided main building which features a 270 degree view over the Chobe River and beyond to the Chobe National Park.
Chobe Savanna Lodge accommodates only 24 guests in elegantly furnished thatched chalets, all with private decks, a combined bedroom / lounge area and en-suite facilities. All chalets are air-conditioned and have complimentary mini bars. Facilities at the lodge include a swimming pool and an open boma area on the banks of the Chobe River.
Unlike other properties, where scheduled game activities are prioritized, we offer guests the choice of just taking 'time out' or joining in on one of the many activities offered at the lodge. Guests have a choice of boat excursions in small maneuverable boats, which are ideal for close up encounters with wildlife along the rivers edge, fishing (catch & release) for bream or tigerfish, and cultural village visits to one of the surrounding local communities, where guests can observe the deep-rooted traditional life styles of the local people.
Chobe's Puku Flats are renowned for its diverse and prolific wildlife, including the rare Puku antelope. It is also home to large herds of Elephant and Buffalo, large numbers of Hippo, as well as concentrations of Giraffe, Sable, Wild Dog, Lion and the other predators which come down to the river to drink, graze and hunt. The area in which Chobe Savanna Lodge is situated is an untouched water wilderness sanctuary, ideal for quiet discovery, where game and bird life flourish undisturbed under the protection of the Chobe National Park.
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