Xugana Island lodge, Botswana

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The Xugana Island Lodge is widely accepted as being the most spectacular permanent water site in the entire Okavango Delta, which in the midst of the Kalahari sands, is Africa`s largest and most awe-inspiring oasis. It is in the heart of this inland delta that one will find the remote Xugana Island on the edge of the beautiful Xugana Island Lodge, assuring a year-round water wilderness experience to its visitors. Xugana Island Lodge is situated on a private concession and takes full advantage of this magnificent site.

  • The views from the front of the lodge or one of the lodge’s eight elevated rooms allow for the immediate realization that one has arrived in the heart of the Okavango Delta. Prepare for the cacophony of bird calls, the distant grunt of hippopotamus and the sweet smell of the well irrigated African bush.
  • Experiencing the sunset across the Xugana Island Lodge, as viewed from the front of the lodge or from a boat adrift the lagoon will leave memories which will be etched in your mind forever.
Accommodation:
8 large raised reed and thatch lagoon facing chalets, with en-suite facilities and private viewing decks situated on the shaded fringe of the island.
Activities:
motorboat and canoe (mokoro) excursions, walking safaris, bird-watching and fishing for bream and tiger fish (on a catch and release basis). There is no game drives offered at Xugana Island Lodge as it is a true wet camp.
Facilities:
  • open boma and al fresco dining area,
  • lounge,
  • bar and swimming pool
Meal Basis:
Fully inclusive accommodation including all meals, local brand drinks, scheduled game-viewing, which includes both land and water activities, park entrance fees and laundry service.
Child Policy:
Regrettably no children under 16 years.
Website url:
www.xuganaislandlodge.com

Client Comments

Brilliant trip. It is difficult to explain how wonderful Sarah and the gang were. The level of professionalism and the value for money is outstanding.


Orfhlaith O'Sullivan and Colin Forde, April 2008

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