Located on the Xugana Lagoon, widely accepted as being the most spectacular permanent water site in the Okavango Delta. The Lodge is situated on a private concession which includes the lagoon and the land all around the lodge. An open boma and al fresco dining area overlooks the pristine lagoon, home to hippos and crocs! The bar and lounge are set back under a canopy of Ebony and Mangosteen trees which shade the open sided thatch buildings. The swimming pool and sun deck and located in the gardens, in the centre of the island, a perfect place to relax between game viewing activities.

Rooms
The rooms are built on stilts around the edge of the lagoon, all overlooking the water. Lie in bed and enjoy the sunrise, and listen to the hippos grunting far away!
Rooms are all en suite with a fan. Electricity is available 24 hours. Tea and coffee making facilities are in each room and a hair dryer is available from reception.

Dining
Game viewing activities take place early morning and late afternoon with meals served to fit a round the activities.

Breakfast is a buffet with hot options cooked to order, such as omlettes and pancakes. Lunch is served on your return from the morning activities and is a cold buffet with hot savoury options. Dinner is a 3 course silver service affair, served al fresco if the weather permits. There is a choice of main courses. meals and drinks are included.

Game Viewing
Guests are given a choice of activities, including a game walk in the morning. Led by professional Rangers and Trackers these walks take place on the surrounding islands, home to all types of animals. A great way to walk off some of the food, and stretch your legs. You can encounter all types of game.

Afternoons are usually water-based either in a mokoro (traditional canoe) which is expertly poled for you, or in a motorised boat. Guests can also go fishing for Breem (locally known as Talapia) and Catfish. Your evening excursion will stop somewhere for you to enjoy a sundowner drink and watch the African sun melt on the horizon.

Elephants, Lions and various antelope are all common in the Delta as well as Leopards and Wild Dog. You are very unlikely to see Rhino or Cheetah in this type of terrain. The bird life is spectacular and even those not interested in bird species will be impressed by the wonderful colours, shapes and varieties.