Perched high on a slope of the Okavango riverbank sit Kayova River Lodge. The view of the Okavango also known as the Cubango river is strikingly lush and peaceful. It’s the largest waterway and border between Namibia and Angola. The river system sustains a prolific ecosystem of many bird species, fish, hippo, and largest crocodiles.

Affectionately known by the locals as "shiwangundu" (pearl) of the Okavango. Kayova Lodge is situated between the towns of Rundu and Divundu, Kayova River Lodge is perfectly positioned for guests to explore the natural beauty of the Zambezi region.

Kayova River Lodge was officially opened in 2012 and is a 100% community-based lodge. Revenue is reinvested in lodge operations and community support. Kayova River Lodge`s location exclaims tranquil and relaxation surrounded by nature.

Lodge accommodation comprises of two styles:   

Eight chalets – 5 king size & 3 twin rooms. One unit can be converted into an inter-leading family room with separate bathrooms, perfect for parents with children.     

All the rooms have mosquito nets and air-conditioners. The bathroom has a shower, washbasin, and flush toilet with amenities included. There is a writing desk, international power sockets, coffee, and tea station. The rooms have large glass sliding doors that open onto an outside deck with furniture.    

Ten Meru Safari Tents - 4 Queen, 1 double 5 twin rooms with a closeup garden river view  

The tents are spacious and airy with flaps that can sip shut as required. The tents are mosquito and insect proof while the gauze net is kept closed.  Each tent has an air-conditioner.

The bathroom is en `suite with a shower, washbasin, and flush toilet and are amenities included. A chest drawer with coffee, tea station, international power sockets. The patio in front of the tent has furniture where guests can sit and relax while they take in the view. Telephones in each room to reach reception for orders or assistance.

**Housekeeping is available daily with fresh towels on request**