Botswana Camps & Lodges
Nogatsaa Pans Lodge, Chobe National Park, Botswana
A Lodge or Hotel in Botswana
Camp Details
Nogatsaa Pans Chobe Lodge is in the heart of Chobe National Park with some of the best game viewing right on the doorstep. The area remains remote and untouched ensuring an authentic Botswana experience in an area dotted with hides overlooking open grasslands, clay bottom pans and waterholes. Strategically placed for sweeping views of the Kwikamba Pan – the biggest of many clay bottom pans dotting the area – Nogatsaa Pans Chobe lodge offers guests a true in-the bush safari experience reminiscent of yesteryear.
The thatched main area boasts open dining area, bar and various seating areas. The raised viewing deck showcases Botswana night sky with great stargazing opportunity.
12 Classically elegant tents on raised platforms with sweeping views of Kwikamba Pan, en-suite bathrooms, adventurous outdoor showers, lavish eco-friendly guest amenities and white percale cotton linen ensure an exquisite sense of luxury.
WHY CHOOSE NOGATSAA PANS LODGE?
- Each tent has an expansive private balcony and outdoor shower with a view of the pristine wilderness.
- Nogatsaa Pans Lodge has an inventive and delicious menu that presents creative and beautifully put together dishes for 3-course dinners. Fragrances, textures, and flavours are brought together in a trio of dishes enjoyed under in the candle lit dining room with the resident hippos serenading.
- The remoteness of Nogatsaa Pans Lodge is perfect for taking advantage of the amazing Botswana Skies.
Questions about Nogatsaa Pans
What is the setting at Nogatsaa?
The lodge looks over Kwikamba Pan, the largest of the many clay-bottom pans in this remote part of Chobe, in an area dotted with hides overlooking open grasslands, pans and waterholes. It is a quieter, more old-fashioned corner of the park than the river front.
What are the tents like?
Twelve tents on raised platforms with sweeping views of the pan, en suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, eco-friendly amenities and white percale linen. Each has an expansive private balcony. Rates start from around US$607 per person per night.
Is it a good place for stargazing?
Yes, the remoteness helps and the raised viewing deck is built for it, with little light to compete with the Botswana night sky. Evenings otherwise run to a three-course dinner in the candlelit dining room, the kitchen presenting each course as a trio of dishes, with resident hippos providing the soundtrack.
Activities
Nogatsaa Pans Lodge Rates, Activities & Amenities
Rates
| Year | Season | Type | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026 | 1 April – 30 June; 1 Nov – 30 Nov; 01 Dec - 31 Dec | – | US $ 607 |
| 2026 | 1 July – 31 October | – | US $ 827 |
Rates are Per Person Per Night unless otherwise specified.
Inclusions
Nogatsaa Pans Lodge rates include: Accommodation, all meals, teas/coffees, snacks, local drinks (soft drinks, water, local beers, selected wines and spirits), laundry, scheduled game drives, Airstrip transfer, government taxes, levies and park fees as currently legislated.
Questions about Nogatsaa Pans
What is the setting at Nogatsaa?
The lodge looks over Kwikamba Pan, the largest of the many clay-bottom pans in this remote part of Chobe, in an area dotted with hides overlooking open grasslands, pans and waterholes. It is a quieter, more old-fashioned corner of the park than the river front.
What are the tents like?
Twelve tents on raised platforms with sweeping views of the pan, en suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, eco-friendly amenities and white percale linen. Each has an expansive private balcony. Rates start from around US$607 per person per night.
Is it a good place for stargazing?
Yes, the remoteness helps and the raised viewing deck is built for it, with little light to compete with the Botswana night sky. Evenings otherwise run to a three-course dinner in the candlelit dining room, the kitchen presenting each course as a trio of dishes, with resident hippos providing the soundtrack.
Activities
Child Policy
Children 5 years and above are welcome at Nogatsaa Pans Lodge.
Questions about Nogatsaa Pans
What is the setting at Nogatsaa?
The lodge looks over Kwikamba Pan, the largest of the many clay-bottom pans in this remote part of Chobe, in an area dotted with hides overlooking open grasslands, pans and waterholes. It is a quieter, more old-fashioned corner of the park than the river front.
What are the tents like?
Twelve tents on raised platforms with sweeping views of the pan, en suite bathrooms, outdoor showers, eco-friendly amenities and white percale linen. Each has an expansive private balcony. Rates start from around US$607 per person per night.
Is it a good place for stargazing?
Yes, the remoteness helps and the raised viewing deck is built for it, with little light to compete with the Botswana night sky. Evenings otherwise run to a three-course dinner in the candlelit dining room, the kitchen presenting each course as a trio of dishes, with resident hippos providing the soundtrack.
Activities
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