Caprivi Houseboat Safaris' is an exclusive lodge nestled in a lush green garden on the banks of the Zambezi River, a few kilometers east of Katima Mulilo in the Caprivi Region of Namibia, offering genuine hospitality in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. The lodge offers five rustic, en-suite chalets, that open onto the riverbank; 3 campsites with a power-point, light, running water and central ablutions, and a rose-wood deck with lounge bar.
Caprivi House Boat Safari Lodge Accommodation
Our 7.5m aluminium Outback boats with 75hp outboard engines accommodate up to six guests with two rooftop tents and a bunk bed. Each boat includes a kitchenette (gas stove, basin, fridge), dining area, hot water shower, and toilet. Kitchenware, camping gear, a basic medical kit, and life jackets are provided.
A skipper will assist you, setting up his own tent onshore at night. Specialised safari guides and a tender boat with fishing tackle can be arranged. In addition, we offer chalets and camping sites. As the Caprivi Region is a malaria area, consult your doctor for preventative medication.
Accommodation Options at Caprivi House Boat Safari Lodge
- Camper boat
- Tented Room
- Chalets
- Campsite
Caprivi House Boat Safari Lodge Amenities
The lodge offers amenities such as airport shuttle, laundry facilities, braai/barbecue, Wi-Fi, credit card facilities, restaurant, parking, balcony, bar/lounge, breakfast, lunch, housekeeping, and more.
Facilities at Caprivi House Boat Safari Lodge
- 5 rustic en-suite chalets on the riverbank
- 1 tented room sharing ablutions with campsites
- 3 campsites with power point, light, running water and central ablutions
What To Do at Caprivi House Boat Safari Lodge
The Zambezi River in Namibia's Caprivi region offers excellent fishing opportunities, particularly for tiger fish and bream, with easily accessible spots near Caprivi HouseBoat Safari lodge and within a day's drive. The best fishing times vary by species, with tiger fish and catfish biting from late April to January and bream from June to November. Boats with skippers and knowledgeable guides are available to enhance the fishing and birding experience.
Caprivi boasts over 400 bird species, including rare ones like Schalow's Turaco and African Finfoot, and seasonal sightings like Carmine Bee-eaters. The Zambezi River forms a border between Namibia and Zambia, offering game viewing of hippos, crocodiles, and elephant herds.
Day trips can be arranged to nearby attractions like Chobe National Park, Victoria Falls, and local parks, while sunset cruises on the Zambezi provide opportunities to spot wildlife.
Activities
- Angling
- Birding
- Boat Cruises
- Game Viewing
- The Zambezi River
- The Chobe River
- Victoria Falls
- Ngonye Falls
- Bwabwata, Mamili and Madumu National Park
Things to See
- Indigenous wildlife
- Wetlands
- Zambezi River
- Chobe River
