Chobe Marina Lodge | Kasane

1 Jun 2025 - 4 Jun 2025

Chobe Marina Lodge is situated in Kasane, Botswana, near the Chobe National Park, the Chobe Crocodile Farm and the Mowana Golf Course. Units feature air-conditioning, a flat-screen television, a minibar, a desk, a safety deposit box, a wardrobe, a hairdryer, a telephone and tea and coffee facilities. There are three on-site restaurants where guests can enjoy meals. Additional amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, an airport shuttle, parking and complimentary Wi-Fi.

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Your Stay

3 Nights

Full Board Plus - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast, Lunch and Activities

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4 Stars

Lodge

Spoken Languages: English

No. Rooms: 66

Special Interests: Adventure, Big 5, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Wildlife

Wilderness Jacana | Okavango Delta

4 Jun 2025 - 7 Jun 2025

Wilderness Jacana is the archetypal Okavango Delta camp. Situated in the beautiful, expansive Jao Flats, Wilderness Jacana is a place where the rhythms of the arriving (and departing) annual inundation can be seen and felt. The year-round presence of water creates a tranquil environment shared with multitudes of birds – including sought-after ‘Okavango specials’ – and other wildlife which thrives in this unique, water-filled environment.

Wilderness Jacana features five guest tents, each with an outdoor shower. The main area, sheltered beneath giant sycamore fig trees, is the starting point for waterborne voyages of discovery by boat and mokoro (traditional dugout canoe).

INSIDER'S TIP: A safari at Wilderness Jacana is not complete without enjoying a mokoro ride along the tranquil channels of the Delta. Scan passing trees for the elusive Pel’s fishing-owl!

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Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness There is much to explore in the aquatic wonderland around Wilderness Jacana.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Relax in the intimate setting of the raised deck at your well-appointed en-suite tented room (one of just five).
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Lean back on a mokoro ride, taking in the unique perspective this serene activity offers.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness The mokoro is a traditional dugout canoe, originally carved from sausage trees, now made from fibreglass to conserve the trees.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Nestled among dense palms, magnificent trees and surrounded by seasonally inundated floodplains, Jacana offers an intimate Okavango island experience.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Family-style dining in the elevated main area.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Float along the channels, eye-level with reed frogs and malachite kingfishers.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness A mokoro outing offers some of the Delta's most peaceful, intimate nature encounters.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness As a water-based camp, Jacana offers the best in aquatic adventures.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Semi-aquatic red lechwe are ideally adapted to the waterways around Jacana.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Just in time for a sundowner and to prepare for dinner.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Quietly meandering along a channel, guests get to see the tiny creatures up close.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Drift across a water-filled floodplain on a late afternoon excursion.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Water activities are a highlight of any stay at Jacana.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Coffee- and tea-stop on a game drive.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Elegant lechwe are a feature of the landscape here.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Playful spotted hyena cubs at their den.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Prancing red lechwe seen from a game drive.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Jacana's island location offers guests the quintessential Okavango Delta experience.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Learning to swim early is essential for young elephants.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Elephants negotiating an inundated floodplain.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Waterbirds are another feature of this delightful island camp's landscape.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Cormorant in full cry.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Great egret in breeding plumage.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Getting eye-level with a malachite kingfisher is on every photographer's wish list.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Curious giraffes watching the watchers.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Older male buffalos are known as 'dagha boys' after their propensity for wallowing in mud ('idakha' in many Southern African indigenous languages).
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Basking Nile crocodile seen from a boat trip.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Did you know? An African elephant has some 50,000 muscles in its amazingly dexterous trunk.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness This little reed frog is about the size of an average adult thumb.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Set on a small island, Wilderness Jacana promises a visual, tangible experience in the seasonal Delta waters.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Boma night proudly celebrates the culture and traditions of our Batswana staff members.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Traditional dancing on Boma night.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Jacana's talented basket-weavers will gladly explain the stories behind the patterns in their beautiful wares.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness The food experience at Jacana is a journey in itself.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Nestled amongst dense palms and magnificent trees, sink into a comfy chair in the lounge, and drink in the atmosphere.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Poolside is where you want to be during the heat of the day.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Discover Botswana at its best through touch, taste, and smell, at mealtimes.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Mealtime choices are not found wanting, even in this remotest corner of the Okavango Delta.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Feast your eyes on the view from your spot in the dining area.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Pool with a view.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Dine outside on a clear evening to capture the magic of the star-studded African sky.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Safari camp fire pits are affectionately known as 'bush TV' for their obviously contemplative nature.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Is there a better spot to debrief after a thrilling day out on safari activities?
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Jacana has arguably the best setting in the Okavango Delta for waterborne activities.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Jacana is a remote and exclusive slice of Okavango paradise, with just five tented guest suites.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Soak in Jacana's sublime setting from a completely private outdoor bubble bath at your guest tent.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Jacana's guest tents have raised decks for optimal views of the exquisite surrounds.
Wilderness Jacana Credit: Wilderness Elegance and comfort are the watchwords of Jacana's guest tent decor.

Your Stay

3 Nights

Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities

All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included

Your Rooms

1x Standard Twin/Double Tents

Fast Facts

Lodge

Spoken Languages: English

No. Rooms: 5

Special Interests: Birding, Nature, Wildlife

Leroo La Tau | Boteti River - Makgadikgadi Pans National Park

7 Jun 2025 - 10 Jun 2025

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 Hide Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Guest Room Views Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Guest Rooms on the edge of the Boteti River facing the Makgadikgadi Pans National Park
Luxury Chalet Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Boma & Fire Pit Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Fire Place overlooking the Boteti River Valley
Main Dining Area Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Main dining room
Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Luxury Family Chalet Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Private viewing deck overlooking the Boteti River Valley from the Family Room
Luxury Chalet Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Standard room interiors
Game Drives Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Exceptional elephant sightings on the Boteti River
Nxai Pans Day Trip Experience Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Sundowners Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Bar Area Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Pre dinner drinks area at the self service bar
Nxai Pans Day Trip Experience Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Luxury Family Chalet Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris Main room with interleaving door into children's room
Birdwatching Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Salt Pans Sleep-Out Experience Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Scenic Helicopter Flights Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Leroo La Tau Location Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Bush Dinners Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
In-Lodge Game Viewing Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Main Area Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Game Drives Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
People of Leroo La Tau Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
In-Lodge Game Viewing Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Khumaga Village Tour Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Photographic Hide & Private Dining Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Khumaga Village Tour Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Luxury Chalet Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Scenic Helicopter Flights Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Khumaga Village Tour Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Scenic Helicopter Flights Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Luxury Chalet Views Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Scenic Helicopter Flights Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Scenic Helicopter Flights Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
In-Lodge Game Viewing Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Game Drives Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Scenic Helicopter Flights Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Main Area Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
In-Lodge Game Viewing Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
Main Area Reading Room Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
In-Lodge Game Viewing Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris
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Main Area Pool Credit: Desert & Delta Safaris

Your Stay

3 Nights

Fully Inclusive - Bed, All Meals, Fees and Activities

All Local Brands (Spirits, Wine and Beers) Included

Your Rooms

1x Luxury Chalets

Fast Facts

4 Stars

Other

Spoken Languages: English

No. Rooms: 12

Special Interests: Adventure, Birding, Flora, History & Culture, Indigenous Culture / Art, Leisure, Nature, Relaxation, Star Gazing, Wildlife

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