Up in the north-east, amongst the reeds that line the riverbanks, the water lilies that bloom with vibrancy and the diversity of animals that adorn the area; there is a quietude that beckons to every traveler. Immersed within the sounds of nature, Namushasha River Camping2Go provides an escape to a calmer way of life.
Yet, there is no need to forgo any luxuries since Camping2Go offers its guests a total of four permanent tents which are each equipped with four beds as well as an en-suite bathroom with shower. There is also a fully-equipped kitchen with a fridge, a stove and a sink as well as all the necessary cooking utensils and cutlery. The outside area features a braai and fire pit.
Campers are also invited to use the amenities of the nearby lodge and upon request can book a meal, take a swim in the pool, or partake in various lodge activities that showcase the unique beauty of the region.
A variety of activities are offered:
Join one of the guided game drives into the Bwabwata National Park or experience an unforgettable boat trip on the Kwando River. Fishing trips can also be booked.
The nearby Namushasha Heritage Centre celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the eastern Zambezi Region.
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This unique tented camp offers the experience of a lifetime. Each chalet is built on elevated stilts to accommodate the seasonal flooding of the great Chobe River, the natural border between the Camp and the Chobe National Park in Botswana. Home to a seasonal large animal migration, this is the wildlife enthusiast’s dream. Take a boating opportunity to glide through the waters, entering the wonderland that is the Zambezi. Guests have the opportunity to float along the river on a boat cruise and see the wildlife in the Chobe National Park. And evenings are spent in laughter and good spirits around a warm boma fire.
The Zambezi Region – Namibia’s Best Kept Secret Along the banks of the majestic Kwando River lies a thatched kingdom. Views stretch across the marshlands of the Bwabwata National Park, as a xylophone of sounds lead the sun to the western horizon and dancing hippos welcome it at dawn. Namushasha River Lodge is home to abundance. The thatch-roofed chalets peak out from between the thick trees, with the slow flow of the Kwando below. Game drives in the Bwabwata National Park where elephant, hippo, and buffalo reside. Or view the wild wonders from the river with a scenic cruise. Discover the wealth the river holds.
The abundance of the Kwando River flows into this intimate setting. Anchored in its own channel along the river, this floating Villa offers an escape like no other. Guests are ferried to the location from Namushasha River Lodge, via a private game drive through the Bwabwata National Park. The entire Villa is equipped to cater to every need. With a selection of snacks, pastries, condiments and more, as well as a wide range of wine, whiskeys and gins – guests will have everything they need. As the sun sets, a crackling fire dances in the fire pit on the terrace. Every evening is spent in blissful peace as your only company is the abundant wildlife moving along the banks of the river.
A blissfully rugged escape, this is the place for adventure on the Zambezi River. Whether guests are in search of the bright Carmine Bee Eaters, the ultimate Tiger fish catch-and-release, or a relaxing outdoor moment – Zambezi Mubala Camp is the place to be. Offering full lodge facilities, as well as self-catering options, this property truly tickles every kind of fancy. Each tented chalet has a fully equipped kitchen, private braai-facility and can sleep four people. Spend your evening at the lodge bar with a cold G&T and watch the sun set the Zambezi alight.
Criss-crossed with riverine lifelines, the expansive Zambezi grasslands and floodplains are as unexpected as they are bountiful. This is a place of natural splendour. Home to one of the largest colonies of Carmine Bee Eaters, there is no shortage of colour here. The lodge can only be reached by boat, via the Zambezi Mubala Camp, and offers pristine views of the Zambezi River and Zambia beyond. Guests can enjoy sitting by the poolside or joining a sunset boat cruise to end the day in style. Between August and March each year the bee-eaters arrive in full flourish. This is the ideal location for a peaceful zen-breakaway
Driving from Katima Mulilo, take the Lizwani Street and drive for 1.8 kilometers towards the B8. Turn left onto the B8 and after 19.8 kilometers turn left onto C49/M125. Turn right after 24 kilometers, the destination will be on the right side.
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