Ngoma Safari Lodge sits on a ridge in the Chobe Forest Reserve bordering the national park, its elevated position giving wide views over the floodplain toward the Chobe River, favouring understated design over overt display.
Suites built from local stone and thatch, each with a private plunge pool and veranda facing the floodplain below.
A refined dining programme served with panoramic views, drawing on both Botswanan ingredients and international technique.
Game drives into Chobe National Park and the surrounding forest reserve, with river activities available nearby.
The forest reserve and adjoining floodplain support elephant, buffalo, and a range of antelope species moving between the woodland and the Chobe River’s water sources.
The ridge-top position gives an elevated, wide-angle view over the floodplain, useful for landscape-inclusive shots of elephant herds moving below.
The lodge supports Chobe Forest Reserve conservation initiatives and community programmes among villages bordering the reserve.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
