S 17º29’28,00” / E 24º18’57,50”
Accommodation Info
The Caprivi “Namibia’s wetland paradise” is surrounded by the Kavango, Kwando, Zambezi and the Chobe Rivers with their swamps and floodplains. Caprivi River Lodge is ideally situated almost in the centre of this paradise on the lush banks of the mighty Zambezi river, nestled under the shady canopy of tall indigenous trees; surrounded by green lawns and beautiful gardens that attracts a wide variety of bird life. A mere 4.5kms from the town of Katima Mulilo with all the amenities of a modern town. So whether you are a first time visitor to the region, an avid birder, fisherman, nature lover or interested in African culture and traditions; then the Caprivi and its surrounds has it all in abundance.
Amenities
Room Features
Activities
Sundowner cruise.
Birding Trips.
Fishing Trips.
Camping trips: overnight sleeping on the pristine sands of the Zambezi River.
Kayaking: for exclusive use of lodge guests free of charge.
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