Khawa Safari Lodge is in Ghanzi Botswana.
About Khawa Safari Lodge
The exclusive Khawa lodge provides prestigious chalet accommodation with branded quality furniture and en-suite bathrooms.
Khawa Safari Lodge is located along the Trans-Kalahari Highway,which is an excellent stop over for the weary traveler on his/her way to the Okavango Delta and other parts of the North Eastern edge of Botswana.
Features of Khawa Safari Lodge
There is a man-made pond adjacent to the banqueting area, swimming pool and 16 campsites each with a barbecue (braai) stand and benefiting from shared ablutions.
The main lodge building incorporates a restaurant offering an unforgettable dining experience, the state-of-the-art kitchen, cocktail bar with natural wood style furniture stunning conference accommodating 20-30 delegates and entertainment deck with unsurpassed views of the nearby Game farm and Ghanzi Township
The lodge caters for tourists as well as business travelers alike. It is only 7 minutes drive to shopping centres and only 5 minutes drive from the airstrip.
Some ideas of what to do at Khawa Safari Lodge
The Restaurant and Deck Area:
The restaurant is well lit and opens up onto the outer deck area which is at the pools edge.
We boast having an A-La-Carte menu that has some traditional African meals, as well as wood theme.
The deck has wooden deck chairs as well as hard wood tables where you could enjoy an icy cold drink and soaking up the luscious surroundings.
The Pool Area:
Spend a couple of hours relaxing at the pool and take a dip to break the heat of the Kalahari.
Khawa Safari Lodge has recently upgraded the pool area, as well as enlarged the pool itself. The pool is a great place to laze around and soak up the African sun.
Just on the edge of the pool area there is a deck for those that do not want to spend too much time in the sun.
Where is Khawa Safari Lodge?
The Lodge is set in an idyllic position within a 10 - hectare small holding with full hotel / conference centre and commercial use.
The site enjoys direct access to the Trans-Kalahari Highway leading to Windhoek in Namibia, Johannesburg in South Africa and Gaborone, Lobatse, Maun, Ngamiland, and the well known Okavango Delta in Botswana.