Leroo La Tau | Boteti River - Makgadikgadi Pans National Park
Leroo La Tau by Desert & Delta Safaris, on the western bank of the Boteti River, offers an ideal base for exploring Makgadikgadi Pans National Park and offers the chance to witness Botswana’s mind-blowing annual zebra migration.
24 guests are accommodated in 11 luxury chalets and a family suite (2-bedroom; interleading), accommodating up to 24 guests. Each thatched, glass-fronted chalet is en suite and has a private viewing deck overlooking the river, frequented by wildlife.
The main lodge area provides expansive views, with a boma and fire pit, and a photographic hide for day and night viewing. The dining room, curio shop, pool, reading room, and both indoor and outdoor seating by the bar complete the space.
Activities include twice-daily game drives, cultural excursions to Khumaga Village, and day trips to Nxai Pan and Baines Baobabs.
For a once-in-a-lifetime experience, there’s Desert & Delta Safaris’ Makgadikgadi Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience (15 June to 31 October; Inclusive for guests staying three nights or more; Booking dependent and subject to availability).
*Makgadikgadi Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience: Scenic helicopter transfers and tailor-made, completely exclusive journeys are also available as part of Desert & Delta Safaris’ Epic Experiences collection. Surcharges apply.
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Photographic HideCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Guest Room ViewsCredit: Desert & Delta SafarisGuest Rooms on the edge of the Boteti River facing the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park
Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Boma & Fire PitCredit: Desert & Delta SafarisFire Place overlooking the Boteti River Valley
Main Dining AreaCredit: Desert & Delta SafarisMain dining room
Salt Pans Sleep-Out ExperienceCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Luxury Family ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta SafarisPrivate viewing deck overlooking the Boteti River Valley from the Family Room
Leroo La Tau has 11 en suite Luxury Chalets, each thatched and glass-fronted. All Luxury Chalets provide stunning 270° views of the river and the park beyond, thanks to their east-facing position on the edge of the Boteti. To enhance in-room game viewing, all are raised on wooden platforms and feature private viewing decks with loungers. Wildlife frequents the river, which is in full view. Each Luxury Chalet includes:
Glass-fronted Chalet set on a raised wooden platform | A king bed | An en suite bathroom with a shower, double vanity, and toilet | A private viewing deck with loungers | Fans | 24-Hour solar generated power | 220V Plug points for charging equipment | Eco-friendly toiletries and amenities | A hairdryer | Tea- and coffee-making facilities | Flashlights | Dressing gowns | Umbrellas in case of rain | Dressers | A small safe for valuables | Eco-friendly bathroom toiletries| Complimentary Laundry Service | In-Room Wi-Fi | Insect repellent | An air horn in case of emergencies
Leroo La Tau Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Luxury ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Bath Towels, Bed Linen, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, En Suite Bathroom, Fan, Hairdryer, Hand Towels, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Safe, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Wardrobe
Leroo La Tau offers one Family Suite comprising two interconnected bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms with double vanities and showers. Both rooms are thatched and glass-fronted, providing 270° views of the Boteti River Valley and the park beyond. The main bedroom features a king-size bed and a private viewing deck with loungers, while the second bedroom is configured as a twin. A third bed can be added upon request for small children. The suite's front door opens into the main bedroom, with the second bedroom accessible through a central connecting door. The Family Chalet includes:
Glass-fronted Chalet set on a raised wooden platform | A king bed in the master room | Twin beds in the second room | Two en suite bathrooms, each with a shower, double vanity, and toilet | A private viewing deck with loungers | Fans | 24-Hour solar generated power | 220V Plug points | Eco-friendly toiletries | Hairdryers| Tea- and coffee-making facilities | Flashlights | Dressing gowns | Umbrellas for rain | Dressers | A small safe | Eco-friendly bathroom toiletries| Complimentary Laundry Service | In-Room Wi-Fi | Insect repellent | Air horns in case of emergencies
Leroo La Tau Family ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Family ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Family ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Family ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Family ChaletCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Bath Towels, Bed Linen, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, En Suite Bathroom, Fan, Hairdryer, Hand Towels, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Safe, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Twin Bed, Wardrobe
Property Facilities
Accept Credit Cards, Bar, Children Friendly, Communal Dining, Eco Friendly, Guided Tours, Library, Pool, Restaurant, Vegetarian
Room Facilities
Balcony / Deck, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, En Suite Bathroom, Fan, Hairdryer, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Safe, Shower, Tea / Coffee, Verandah, Wardrobe
Available Services
24-hour Security, Laundry Service (Complimentary), Private Vehicle (Available)
Activities on Site
Bird Watching, Boating, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Helicopter Scenic Flights
Activities Nearby
Bird Watching, Cultural Tours, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Safaris
Leroo La Tau, meaning "Lion's Paw," offers expertly guided game drives twice daily through Makgadikgadi Pans National Park. This extraordinary region is home to an array of predators, including lions, jackals, cheetahs, leopards, both brown and spotted hyenas, caracals, and more. Antelope, from elegant kudus to towering giraffes, also call this park home. The Boteti River, in particular, is renowned for hosting Botswana’s spectacular zebra migration, a breathtaking display of stripes and hooves that is typically in full swing between May and October.
*Please note: Due to the remote location of Leroo La Tau within the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park, the pans themselves are not included in the daily scheduled activities from the lodge.
Leroo La Tau Game DrivesCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Game DrivesCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Game DrivesCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Game DrivesCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Game DrivesCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Game DrivesCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Picture an endless stretch of flat salt, all the way to the horizon—a surreal, lunar-like environment that captivates the senses. As the sun sets, the sky transforms into a vibrant canvas of burnt orange, periwinkle, and pink—the kind of African sunset that dreams are made of.
The Makgadikgadi Salt Pans are so remote that both sound and light pollution are non-existent, an experience described by many as life-changing. This is where Desert & Delta Safaris bring guests for their iconic Makgadikgadi Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience.
Guests are transported from Leroo La Tau to sleep under the stars, dine around a campfire, and revel in the profound solitude of nature. All logistics, including bedrolls, meals, and transport, are handled by the lodge team. The sleep-out is guided expertly, with safety a top priority for all guests.
Available between mid-June and October, the experience is inclusive for guests staying three nights or more, subject to weather and availability. To enhance this adventure, guests can opt for one-way or return helicopter transfers (surcharges apply). For a fully exclusive, bespoke journey, inquire about Desert & Delta’s newly launched Epic Experience itinerary.
Leroo La Tau Salt Pans Sleep-OutCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Salt Pans Sleep-OutCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Salt Pans Sleep-OutCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Salt Pans Sleep-OutCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Salt Pans Sleep-OutCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Salt Pans Sleep-OutCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
A helicopter scenic flight offers an unparalleled opportunity to truly grasp the vastness of the Makgadikgadi Pans wilderness.
Every month unveils a unique spectacle: from the dusty trails of thousands of zebras migrating along the Boteti River to the dramatic transformation of the pans. Soaring above, guests can witness the lush green islands scattered across vast water basins, ancient baobab trees standing sentinel, and Kubu Island’s migratory flamingos that gather in their thousands to breed and nest. The landscape is further enriched by the ancient rocks of Gondwanaland and its fascinating archaeological sites.
Helicopter scenic flights such as these, along with optional transfers to and from the Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience, are a truly special addition to any Leroo La Tau adventure—offering the chance to see some of Africa’s most striking settings from the skies.
*Please note: Scenery and wildlife vary with the seasons, weather patterns and Mother Nature’s unpredictable will. Please enquire about flights and seasonal events before booking.
Leroo La Tau Scenic Heli FlightsCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Scenic Heli FlightsCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Scenic Heli FlightsCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Scenic Heli FlightsCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Scenic Heli FlightsCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Scenic Heli FlightsCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Desert & Delta Safaris is renowned for crafting immersive adventures that go beyond the ordinary. Culture and community play a central role, offering guests an authentic, enriching, and educational itinerary that leaves a lasting impact.
Guests are invited to Khumaga Village, located near Leroo La Tau, for a guided day trip to explore this vibrant community and gain insights into local life.
During the visit, visitors can engage with local farmers, try their hand at milking cows, and perhaps bottle-feed baby goats (kids). They'll meet local families, who often invite guests into their homes for a tour, and can visit the community school.
Additionally, guests can support the community by purchasing beautifully woven homeware, including baskets, trays, and vessels crafted by local women.
Leroo La Tau Village TourCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Village TourCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Village TourCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Village TourCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Village TourCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Village TourCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Guests staying three nights or more at Leroo La Tau can enjoy a day trip to Nxai Pan National Park. The excursion starts in the early morning and includes a visit to Nxai Pan as well as Baines Baobabs for a chance to see the expansive salt pans. Lunch will be enjoyed while out exploring Nxai Pan.
Leroo La Tau Nxai Pans Day TripCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Nxai Pans Day TripCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Nxai Pans Day TripCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Nxai Pans Day TripCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Nxai Pans Day TripCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Nxai Pans Day TripCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Restaurant, Bar & Dining
The main dining room at Leroo La Tau is set indoors and offers communal dining with both plated and buffet-style meals. At every meal, a variety is served, with dietary requests deliciously catered for.
A selection of lovely wines is served at dinner, with the option to order preferred, inclusive drinks.
The main bar remains fully stocked and open for all guests to enjoy, with an indoor seating area and reading room and various outdoor seating spots to sit and sip at. Premium drinks are available at an additional cost.
The main area also includes a boma and fire pit set atop the cliffs of the Boteti River Valley—the perfect spot for a warm drink in the early mornings and sundowners after a day of adventure. The photographic hide, for both daytime and night time viewing, offers private dining on request and by prior arrangement.
Weather permitting, Leroo La Tau loves to surprise guests with unforgettable bush meals, adding an extra touch of magic to mealtime.
Leroo La Tau Dining Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Dining Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Dining Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Dining Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Dining Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Your Stay
3 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
Fast Facts
4 Star
Other
Spoken Languages: English
No. Rooms: 12
Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Flora, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife
For guests staying three nights or more at Nxamaseri Island Lodge by Desert & Delta Safaris, a transformative overnight expedition to the Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp awaits. Guests journey from the lodge to this ancient destination, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to sleep in traditionally inspired pods. Here, at the foot of Botswana's Tsodilo Hills, guests will experience Botswana with unmatched authenticity. Evenings are spent around the fire, listening to the generational tales and songs of Botswana’s oldest custodians, the San People, who also perform an incredible interpretation of the sacred "trance dance". The Nxamaseri team join guests on-site, ensuring comfort, delicious meals, and continuous support for consistently exceptional service. Daytime adventures include guided walks to the hills to see ancient rock art or an optional hike up the Male Hill, Botswana’s highest peak. This life-changing journey ends back at Nxamaseri Island Lodge, where meaningful luxuries, soul and nature meet. The journey to the Sleep-Put Camp is by road with the option of scenic helicopter transfers (one way or round trip, surcharges apply). For added value, exclusivity, and privacy, book the Sleep-Out Expedition as an Epic Experience (heli transfer included).
The Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp has three standard Pods (two adults per pod max; twin/double arrangements according to preference). The maximum number of guests in camp is eight adults and two children.
Designed to minimise its ecological impact, the camp accommodation is basic but authentic. Each canvas Pod is set on elevated platforms beneath the sheltering canopy of Zambezi Teak trees, with the majestic Male Hill as a beautiful backdrop.
Bathrooms are “bush toilets” built next to the Pods comprising an outside (covered) bucket shower. Camp staff need to be briefed to prepare warm water for showering.
Rooms are small and draw inspiration from the nomadic bushman dwellings, reflecting the heritage of the local community that has inhabited the area for generations. This unique design, built in collaboration with the local community not only blends seamlessly with the environment but also pays homage to the custodians of this remarkable place.
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Standard PodCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Standard PodCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Standard PodCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Room Facilities
Bath Towels, Bed Linen, Bucket Shower, Detached Private Bathroom, Hand Towels, Solid Base Camp Beds, Tea / Coffee, Twin Bed
The Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp has one Family Pod with two sleeping spaces (two adults and two children (under 16) max). Beds can be arranged as double or twin configurations, according to preference. The maximum number of guests in camp is eight adults and two children.
Designed to minimise its ecological impact, the camp accommodation is basic but authentic. Each canvas Pod is set on elevated platforms beneath the sheltering canopy of Zambezi Teak trees, with the majestic Male Hill as a beautiful backdrop.
Bathrooms are “bush toilets” built next to the Pods comprising an outside (covered) bucket shower. Camp staff need to be briefed to prepare warm water for showering.
Rooms are small and draw inspiration from the nomadic bushman dwellings, reflecting the heritage of the local community that has inhabited the area for generations. This unique design, built in collaboration with the local community not only blends seamlessly with the environment but also pays homage to the custodians of this remarkable place.
Family Sleep-Out PodCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Room Facilities
Bath Towels, Bed Linen, Bucket Shower, Detached Private Bathroom, Family Safari Tent, Hand Towels, Solid Base Camp Beds, Tea / Coffee, Twin Bed
Property Facilities
Communal Dining, Eco Friendly, Guided Tours
Room Facilities
Bath Towels, Bed Linen, Bucket Shower, Hand Towels, Tea / Coffee, Twin Bed
Available Services
24-hour Security, Meal on Request
Activities on Site
Helicopter Scenic Flights, Natural History Tours, Sleep Outs, Walks (Guided)
Activities Nearby
For added value, exclusivity, and privacy, book the Sleep-Out Camp Expedition as an Epic Experience. What sets this apart from the 3-night inclusive journey?
•Optional exclusive use of the Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp (maximum 8 adults and children; availability dependent).
•Hosted by a specialist guide for the duration as an expert on the history of the Kalahari Bushman cultures.
•A local San Bushman host and interpreter, if required.
•Sunrise summit hike of Botswana’s highest peak, the Male Hill, for those who wish.
•Spend an afternoon with the locals from the Nxamaseri community, learning about modern African
culture, foraging for local food, fishing, and harvesting reeds for construction and basket weaving.
•Scenic helicopter transfers over the Okavango Panhandle and Tsodilo Hills.
•Supporting the local community with donations going towards homegrown projects within the area.
Guests will spend an evening in the Sleep-Out Camp, hosted by this region's oldest custodians, the San people. Witnessing an interpretation of the sacred "trance dance", listening to songs and hearing generational stories are highlights.
Dating back as far as 2.5 million years ago, Tsodilo Hills is a natural archive of life and history. There are over 4,500 rock paintings in approximately 400 different sites around the hills. The graphics display a curious mix of wildlife, like desert-dwelling mammals to whales and penguins, and record moments in time crafted by the ancestors. There are various trails, such as the Rhino Trail, which vary in difficulty and duration and give guests options. For specific fitness and mobility needs, enquire about the best route. These walks are available as pre-arranged day trips and form part of the Sleep-Out Camp experience.
After a night spent at the Sleep-Out Camp, guests have the option of waking with the sun, enjoying a hearty breakfast, and heading to Tsodilo Hills to hike Botswana's highest Peak, the Male Hill. This is a guided journey reserved for guests with good fitness and mobility. Tsodilo Hills consists of a few hills, the tallest of which is "the Male". Standing at 410m from base to peak, it offers an expansive bird’s eye view over the Okavango Panhandle. Proper hiking gear and trail shoes are necessary to complete this epic loop. Those not hiking can embark on one of the various trail walks that feature ancient rock art. Guests who want to hike and see rock art are in luck. There are a few paintings that can be accessed before/after the hike on request. This hike can be arranged as a day trip on request.
Instead of a road transfer and to see this sacred landscape from above, scenic helicopter transfers can be arranged to and/or from the Tsodilo Sleep-Out Camp with prior arrangement (surcharges apply). When booked as an Epic Experience itinerary, a scenic helicopter flight, and other meaningful additions with incredible value, are inclusive of the Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Expedition itinerary.
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Transfer OptionCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Transfer OptionCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Transfer OptionCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Transfer OptionCredit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Camp Dining
Meals are simple and delicious with a focus on cooking over fire. All meals and drinks are fully catered for for the duration of the Sleep-Out Experience. Filtered drinking water is supplied in the camp and during activities. Dietary requirements with prior notification.
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
Fast Facts
Camp
Spoken Languages: English, Setswana
No. Rooms: 4
Special Interests: Adventure, Flora, Hiking, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Nature, Star Gazing
Nxamaseri Island Lodge | Okavango Panhandle
Nxamaseri Island Lodge is an exclusive lodge, set on an island in the panhandle of the Okavango Delta, one of the most breathtakingly beautiful areas in the world. As one of the oldest lodges in the Delta, it has a unique charm and atmosphere. The lodge has a total of nine chalets all set beneath forest canopy. Each chalet is privately situated on its own teak deck. Bedrooms are quiet havens with open access to a seating area on a private deck. A safe is provided in each room and at reception for guests’ valuables. As part of the Desert & Delta Safaris portfolio, Nxamaseri prides itself on creating an experience that is personal and intimate. The lodge offers water-based activities, including boating and mokoro trips among the network of channels that make up the area. Nxamaseri is one of the top bird-watching and fishing destinations in the country and specialises in both, with expert and enthusiastic guides guaranteed to make your experience a memorable one. Nxamaseri is also close to the magical Tsodilo Hills, a world heritage site and one of Botswana’s greatest treasures. The lodge offers guided day trips to Tsodilo Hills, where one can view some of the 2000 ancient San paintings.
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Nxamaseri Island Lodge - Welcome
Main Area Fire Place and Deck Overlooking the Okavango Panhandle
Helicopter Experience
Aerial view of the Okavango Panhandle
Nxamaseri Island Lodge - Welcome
Honeymoon Room
Outside Deck Room
Fishing in the Okavango Panhandle
Aerial view of the Okavango Panhandle Landscape
Nxamaseri Spa - Welcome
Nxamaseri Spa - Deck
Nxamaseri Spa - View of the River
Main Dinning Area Overlooking the Okavango Panhandle
Main Dinning Area
New Food Offering at Nxamaseri Island LodgePoké Bowls
New Food Offering at Nxamaseri Island LodgePizza
Walkway to the Lodge from Boat Station
Pizza Oven
Indoor Dining Area
Guest Room Interior
Guest Room and Bathroom Interior
Standard Room
Family Room
The Tsodilo Hills Cultural Site
The Tsodilo Hills Cultural Site
The Tsodilo Hills Cultural Site
The Tsodilo Hills Cultural SiteAtop the Tsodilo Hills
The Tsodilo Hills Cultural Site
The Tsodilo Hills Cultural Site
Basket Weaving
Fishing on the Okavango Panhandle
Fish Eagle in the Okavango Panhandle
Carmine Bee-Eater Colony
Lunch on a small island in the Okavango Panhandle
Crocodile in the Okavango Delta
Elephant sighting on boating safari
Each chalet is privately situated on its own teak deck. Bedrooms are quiet havens with open access to a seating area on a private deck. Each evening will see guests’ beds turned down and if there is a chill in the air, hot water bottles are tucked in under the blankets as a welcome surprise for tired guests. A safe is provided in each room and at reception for guests’ valuables.
The family chalet is a spacious room ideal for larger families. Set on a private teak deck and consists of two bedrooms and a shared bathroom. The private balcony offers ample space for families to relax beneath the forest canopy between activities.
The honeymoon chalet is located on the other side of the lodge and quietly set on the island's edge with a private viewing deck looking over the Okavango Panhandle. Inside, the room offers more space than a standard room with an open plan bathroom, making it the perfect choice for travellers enjoying a special occasion.
The Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Expedition is Desert and Delta Safaris' newest and most immersive cultural adventure. This journey offers a deeply soulful journey into Botswana's rich cultural heritage, providing the rare chance to explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Okavango Delta and Tsodilo Hills, known locally as "The Mountains of the Gods." The Sleep-Out Expedition is intimate and complimentary for Nxamaseri Island Lodge guests staying three nights or more (booking and weather-dependent). To elevate this experience further, secure this journey as an Epic Experience, which promises exclusivity, helicopter transfers and other incredible perks.
The camp accommodation is basic yet beautiful and accommodates a maximum of eight guests and two children. There is one family dwelling with two pods, accommodating a maximum of two adults and two children (under 16 years old). A private outdoor bathroom is positioned between each tent. It includes a “bush toilet” and an innovative and eco-friendly bucket shower, as well as a basic vanity. Activities include hiking the Male Hill, trekking to ancient rock art, and being hosted by the region's oldest custodians, the San People.
Bed Linen, External Shower, Family Safari Tent, Mosquito Netting, Outside Shower, Twin Bed
The Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Expedition is Desert and Delta Safaris' newest and most immersive cultural adventure. This journey offers a deeply soulful journey into Botswana's rich cultural heritage, providing the rare chance to explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Okavango Delta and Tsodilo Hills, known locally as "The Mountains of the Gods." The Sleep-Out Expedition is intimate and complimentary for Nxamaseri Island Lodge guests staying three nights or more (booking and weather-dependent). To elevate this experience further, secure this journey as an Epic Experience, which promises exclusivity, helicopter transfers and other incredible perks.
The camp accommodation is basic yet beautiful and accommodates a maximum of eight guests and two children. There are twin/double pods (two adults per pod maximum) plus one family dwelling with two pods accommodating a maximum of two adults and two children (under 16 years old). Private outdoor bathrooms are positioned next to each tent. They include a “bush toilet” and an innovative and eco-friendly bucket shower, as well as a basic vanity. Activities include hiking the Male Hill, trekking to ancient rock art, and being hosted by the region's oldest custodians, the San People.
Bird Watching, Boat Cruises, Boating, Cultural Tours, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Historical Tours, Mokoro Excursion, Natural History Tours
The Tsodilo Hills Sleep-Out Expedition is Desert and Delta Safaris' newest and most immersive cultural adventure. This journey offers a deeply soulful journey into Botswana's rich cultural heritage, providing the rare chance to explore two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Okavango Delta and Tsodilo Hills, known locally as "The Mountains of the Gods." The Sleep-Out Expedition is intimate and complimentary for Nxamaseri Island Lodge guests staying three nights or more (booking and weather-dependent). To elevate this experience further, secure this journey as an Epic Experience, which promises exclusivity, helicopter transfers and other incredible perks.
The camp accommodation is basic yet beautiful and accommodates a maximum of eight guests and two children. There are twin/double pods (two adults per pod maximum) plus one family dwelling with two pods accommodating a maximum of two adults and two children (under 16 years old). Private outdoor bathrooms are positioned next to each tent. They include a “bush toilet” and an innovative and eco-friendly bucket shower, as well as a basic vanity. Activities include hiking the Male Hill, trekking to ancient rock art, and being hosted by the region's oldest custodians, the San People.
Nxamaseri Island Lodge is a prime destination for lure fishing from March to December. Tiger fish are indigenous to the area and provide thrilling angling for both experienced and novice fishermen.
Guided excursions through the deeper channels and lagoons of the Okavango Delta in hard-bottom aluminum boats. The boats are equipped with comfortable seats, a foldaway canvas roof and life jackets.
Enjoy a guided tour of one of Botswana's greatest treasures, the Tsodilo Hills. The tour takes you up the male hill - one of the highest points in Botswana before giving you the opportunity to explore and enjoy the hundreds of rock art paintings which surround the hills. Guided by local expert guides, the Tsodilo cultural tour is a rare opportunity to experience Botswana's unique cultural heritage.
Bush walks on the surrounding islands offer the opportunity to track the larger species that inhabit the water wilderness. The birding in the Okavango Panhandle is exceptional and guided walks give guests the opportunity to spot some of the rare species in the area.
Guided mokoro excursions in traditional dug out canoes. Guests experience the shallower channels and floodplains of the Okavango Delta.
Your Stay
2 Nights
Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities
All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included
Fast Facts
4 Star
Lodge
Spoken Languages: English
No. Rooms: 9
Special Interests: Birding, Fishing, Flora, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife