Immediately adjacent to the Nkasa Rupara National Park, with no fences between the Lodge and the National Park, Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge has been built using locally sourced materials, as far as possible, to reduce the carbon footprint of the lodge. These materials reflect traditional African building techniques.
The tent meru-styled tents have been built on stilts, allowing its guests the most amazing opportunities to watch animals at close quarters in total safety from the decks, without harming or unduly disturbing the creatures themselves.
The spacious main buildings are stunningly designed to complement their surroundings, blending perfectly into the landscape. The Lodge is solar powered, and all possible measures are taken to minimise disruption of the environment, to prevent pollution and to protect the local flora and fauna.
The 10 eco-friendly meru-styled safari tents are built from steel, canvas and wood, and have been on stilts, elevated above the surrounding landscapes.
9 tents have twin or double beds and 1 is a Family Tent that sleeps two adults and two children.
The entire lodge is 100% off the grid, completely solar powered, and been built in conjunction with the local communities.
Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge is a shining example of true eco-tourism in one of the last wilderness regions in Southern Africa.
It is not unknown for the wildlife from the National Park to move between the tents of the lodge.
Plunge pool
Free Wi-Fi in the main area only
Bar & Restaurant
Credit Card (MasterCard or Visa)
Therapy room for massages
100% Solar powered
Not wheelchair friendly
Fans
Bottled filter water
Flask for hot water
Safe
Mosquito nets
Plunge pool
Free Wi-Fi in the main area only
Bar & Restaurant
Credit Card (MasterCard or Visa)
Therapy room for massages
100% Solar powered
Not wheelchair friendly
Fans
Bottled filter water
Flask for hot water
Safe
Mosquito nets
Offering fantastic game viewing opportunities in total wilderness. Typical sightings may include Elephant, Buffalo, Hippo, Lion, Leopard, Impala, Kudu, Zebra, Wildebeest, Roan and Sable. Over 400 Bird Species recorded within the Park make the area a Birder’s Dream all year round.
Arguably the Ultimate Game Drive Experience! With a skilled Guide you will see plenty to fascinate you.
To explore exclusively the river life, and the dying sun painting the landscape – with a drink in your hand. . . and a camera ready! Hippos, Hippos, Hippos and a good chances of sighting water adapted antelope such as Waterbuck, Reedbuck, Sitatunga and Lechwe.
To explore exclusively the river life, and the dying sun painting the landscape – with a drink in your hand. . . and a camera ready! Hippos, Hippos, Hippos and a good chances of sighting water adapted antelope such as Waterbuck, Reedbuck, Sitatunga and Lechwe.
All activities include Park entrance fees (if applicable), and refreshments (water, soft drinks and local beer). Guests wishing to take advantage of our activities are strongly advised to book for more than one night’s stay at Nkasa Lupala Tented Lodge.
Ndhovu Safari Lodge is situated in the north-east of Namibia, in the Zambezi Strip, on the banks of the Okavango River.
Travel along the B1 and subsequently the B8 until you reach Rundu in the Zambezi region. Once in Rundu, continue the directions provided below. Driving time to Ndhovu about 10 hours.
Proceed eastward on the B8 for 200 km, then upon reaching Divundu, make a right turn (heading south) onto the C48 for 20 km. At the designated signpost for Ndhovu, make a left turn and continue for 2km following the elephant markers. Driving time about 2.5 hrs.
Head westward along the B8 for approximately 315 km. Upon crossing the Okavango River, make a left turn (heading south) onto the C48 and continue for 20 km. Then, at the designated sign indicating Ndhovu, make a left turn and proceed for 2km, following the elephant signposts.
Nkasa Lupala Lodge is situated 1.5 km East of the Park main entrance of Shisintze. From Sangwali drive 13km south. The Shisintze Ranger Station (MEFT) is on the Park boundary. Guests must enter through the main gate (do not pay the park fees) and follow the signs to Nkasa Lupala.
A 4×4 is mandatory
Ndhovu Safari Lodge is situated in the north-east of Namibia, in the Zambezi Strip, on the banks of the Okavango River.
Travel along the B1 and subsequently the B8 until you reach Rundu in the Zambezi region. Once in Rundu, continue the directions provided below. Driving time to Ndhovu about 10 hours.
Proceed eastward on the B8 for 200 km, then upon reaching Divundu, make a right turn (heading south) onto the C48 for 20 km. At the designated signpost for Ndhovu, make a left turn and continue for 2km following the elephant markers. Driving time about 2.5 hrs.
Head westward along the B8 for approximately 315 km. Upon crossing the Okavango River, make a left turn (heading south) onto the C48 and continue for 20 km. Then, at the designated sign indicating Ndhovu, make a left turn and proceed for 2km, following the elephant signposts.
Nkasa Lupala Lodge is situated 1.5 km East of the Park main entrance of Shisintze. From Sangwali drive 13km south. The Shisintze Ranger Station (MEFT) is on the Park boundary. Guests must enter through the main gate (do not pay the park fees) and follow the signs to Nkasa Lupala.
A 4×4 is mandatory
