This is an unusual lodge and we enjoyed our time here. It is remote. We got here by a land transfer from Ghoha Hills and we do recommend that, as you see parts of Chobe that you may not otherwise see. For the last 2 hours of the ride we did not see a single other vehicle and the landscapes were wild. We had some good wildlife sightings enroute, including eland.
One you are at the lodge, you can indeed enjoy an “armchair safari” and we recommend that. The wildlife coming to the pan is plentiful, even though there was a pride of around a dozen lions hanging out, guarding their prey!
The food and service were exemplary. Our guide was friendly and enthusiastic. You do need to take care around the lodge because of the lions. It is such a privilege to be amongst them and the staff make sure that you are safe. Altogether it made a fine contrast to the other lodges we went to; the remoteness, the few other vehicles and the view of the huge pan. We enjoyed a few days of downtime there at the end of our trip.
