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This spot is fantastic: whether you want tents, camping space, or lodges, it has it all. You can reserve onsite meals—breakfast, lunch, dinner—and there’s a shuttle to and from Kasane, so you don’t need a car. The highlight is the waterhole right in front, where we could hear elephants, hyenas, and antelopes drinking at night, though we couldn’t see them. The site is off‑grid yet fully functional with a borehole for water, a solar heater for hot water, solar panels for electricity, and Starlink for internet, making it truly self‑sufficient and sustainable. We upgraded to a lodge, which is made of wood straw and tent material, offering great beds, a bathroom, hot showers, electricity, and a view of the waterhole. Nights were filled with animal sounds, and the place felt safe and comfortable while still close to nature. In the morning, the sunrise over the waterhole was breathtaking. We also joined a walking excursion into the savanna, which, although not in Chobe National Park, was still educational. A sunset trip to a Baobab tree was another highlight. The host was adorable and generous with his time, staying onsite to help whenever needed. Prices for the lodge, meals, and excursions were very reasonable—just ask. The only downside is that the website’s description doesn’t fully capture the quality of the place.
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