Nogatsaa Pans Lodge, Chobe National Park, Botswana

A Lodge or Hotel in Botswana

Camp Details

Chobe National Park is the second largest National Park in Botswana with Nogatsaa situated approximately 80km south of the Chobe river front area. Nogatsaa area has a cluster of natural clay-bottom pans which fill during the rainy season. During the dry season the pans get supplemented with borehole water thereby reducing some wildlife pressure off the congested Chobe River. Four of the waterholes also have “hides” (raised wooden platforms) which lends itself to some amazing game sightings.

It is here where you find the only Lodge accommodation in the area – Nogatsaa Pans Lodge, Chobe. Built with sensitivity to the environment and to create utmost guest comfort – Nogatsaa Pans Lodge becomes a must do destination for the discerning traveller. Overlooking the Kwikamba Pan, which is the largest natural pan, combined with the remoteness of the area – creates a safari adventure reminiscent of safaris from yester year.

Nogatsaa Pans Lodge is fully run on solar power, utilizing the available sun energy to generate enough renewable power to provide the lodge with all of its energy requirements and significantly reduce the site’s environmental impact.

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.