Camp Kwando is a rustic and relaxed riverside lodge with three types of accommodation: camping, island chalets and tree houses. The camp has a shaded swimming pool and a thatched lounge, restaurant and bar that open onto the river.

Starting from the rustic base camp in northeastern Caprivi, your river safari cruises down the Zambezi River and up the Chobe River with overnight stops on silky soft sandbank islands.

Chobe River Camp is a small, comfortable safari lodge on the Namibian side of the Chobe River opposite Chobe National Park.

The little paradise which is the Divava Okavango Lodge & Spa sits right on the banks of Okavango River, sheltered by tall trees, surrounded by indigenous bush and frequented by abundant wildlife, right on your doorstep.

Lush. Green. Tranquil. Hakusembe Campsite offers some of the best camping sites on the far western side of the Caprivi strip near Rundu. It’s quiet on the river bank of the Okavango River, beneath the trees. With only four sites in total, it’s private and all the camping facilities are private too.

A hot shower, a good meal and a comfortable bed: what more could you want at a stopover? A lot if you're staying at Hakusembe River Lodge on the Okavango River.

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Kazile Island Lodge is a small, back-to-basics safari lodge on the Kwando River in the KAZA trans-frontier park of the Caprivi Region offering an excellent combination of land and water safaris.

Revamped and re-opened, Lianshulu Lodge and Lianshulu Bush Lodge have returned to offer an 800-hectare slice of Caprivi magnificence.

Mahango Safari Lodge is that quintessential down-to-earth Namibian safari lodge that celebrates its incredible location above all else.

You'll need a Park Entry Permit. You'll need a 4x4. And one with good ground clearance. The road to Nambwa is hot, hot and sandy. Don't take your trailer.

Welcome to Nambwa Island in the paradise of KAZA. Nambwa Lagoon Camp is one of only two lodges inside the Bwabwata National Park, so it is guaranteed to be something special and secluded. There's not much else out here, but you and nature. Maybe the elephants will come and say hi.

The treehouse beyond your wildest childhood dreams, Nambwa Tented Lodge floats like a fairytale Elven village built in and around the canopy of a riverine forest deep in the Caprivi and surrounded by the fingering channels of the Kwando River system.

Perched on the banks of the reed-lined Kwando River, this picturesque location offers shaded campsites and a bird haven. Simply set up camp and pull up a chair. Relax and enjoy the sounds of surrounding nature.

Namushasha Lodge - as much a mouthful as its setting is an eyeful - rests in a state of timeless repose on the banks of the Kwando River, between the Caprivi Game Reserve and Mudumu National Park.

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While Ndhovu Safari Lodge won't win awards for luxury it will surely win your heart for its spectacular riverside location and proximity to the core wildlife highlights of the area.

Ngepi Camp takes its fun seriously: with quirky features and rustic construction, this lively camp in the Caprivi is young at heart with a mature eco-conscience.

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Chaucer said, 'Nothing ventured, nothing gained' and how right he was. Bordering on the Nkasa Rupara National Park, formerly known as Mamili National Park, in northern Namibia's Caprivi region Nkasa Lodge offers an incredible safari experience without the incredible safari expense.

Nunda River Lodge is south of the little town of Divundu close to the Mahango Game Reserve. This area was known as the Caprivi Strip until it was renamed the Zambezi Region in 2014, swapping the name of a German governor for that of one southern Africa's great Rivers. Approximately 400km long it borders Angola, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana, and is part of the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area.

Situated in the verdant region of Caprivi, seven furnished Meru tents and three traditional thatched chalets sit along the river bank surrounded by shady trees and manicured gardens.

Don't be mislead by the grandiose titles that State-run Namibia Wildlife Resorts adopt - Popa Falls Resort is anything but a resort.

Lodges like Riverdance Lodge make us hate our job and love it at the same time. We hate it because we want to be there ourselves; we love it because we can book our clients there knowing they will absolutely love it.

Close to Popa Falls on the western side of the Caprivi Strip, Shametu River Campsite is easily one of the best spots to pitch your tent and from which to explore the river and surrounding game parks.

Picture yourself as The Mariner, Kevin Costner's anti hero, meandering through the water. Think mokoro rather than a trimaran, river rather than sea. This is for those of you that like the waterworld of Africa. But whereas the film's been described as a mess masquerading as a movie you'll exit this lodge feeling calm, chilled and chipper.

Bad news: Susuwe Island Lodge is closed for renovations. Good news: the renovations are going to take this already stunning private idyll to the next level of luxury and sophistication.

Leave your vehicle at Zambezi Mubala Camp, just 40km from Katima Mulilo and head off on your cruise downriver to Zambezi Mubala Lodge. A sanctuary on the mighty Zambezi River. Totally private, secluded and away from civilisation. An escape. Enter the world of hippos and fish eagles and in spring, the largest colony of Carmine Bee Eaters in Africa.

Walking through the sub-tropical garden and into the timber and thatch reception area of n'Kwazi Lodge will be like taking off a pair of ill-fitting shoes that you've been wearing on a long hike.