Chobe Water Villas

Discover Chobe Water Villas, a luxurious sanctuary situated where two mighty rivers meet, creating a wetland paradise teeming with wildlife. Located on the Chobe River in Namibia's Zambezi Region, this handpicked destination offers breathtaking scenery and unforgettable experiences within Chobe National Park. Chobe Water Villas seamlessly blend world-class hospitality with immersive wildlife encounters, providing an all-inclusive escape where nature's unique wonders are celebrated and personalised service ensures an impeccable stay.

Room

The 16 private all-inclusive luxury water villas offer unparalleled views of the Chobe River and National Park.

Each suite-style villa features:

Unobstructed 180-degree river and park views

Private balcony with sun-loungers

Open-plan lounge and bedroom area with floor-to-ceiling glass doors

Amenities:

Coffee and tea-making set

Stocked mini bar

Hairdryer

Safe

Robes/slippers

Binoculars

Art Easel

Evening breeze cooling system

Shower & bath

Internet available

Desk

Dining at Chobe Water Villas

Chobe Water Villas offers an all-inclusive fine dining experience, thoughtfully curated by our caring and passionate team. Guests enjoy meticulously crafted breakfast, lunch and dinner menus that rotate across three distinct themes, ensuring variety and flavour throughout their stay.



A 3-course lunch highlights fresh, seasonal ingredients and local flavours, served in a relaxed riverside setting with unforgettable views. In the evening, a 5-course dinner takes guests on a refined culinary journey, beginning with an amuse-bouche, moving through carefully crafted courses—including a refreshing sorbet palate cleanser—and ending with a memorable sweet finale.



For a touch of indulgence, our High Tea presents delectable pastries, sweets, scones and fresh fruit, paired with premium teas or sparkling wine, all enjoyed against the breathtaking backdrop of the Chobe River.

Sports, Entertainment & Experiences

At Chobe Water Villas, every moment is designed to enrich your stay — from ultimate relaxation to thrilling wildlife encounters.



Unwind at The Haven Spa, a tranquil sanctuary offering rejuvenating treatments with personalised care, set against breathtaking river views. For those seeking adventure, embark on professionally guided safaris by land and water:

Morning Game Drive – Chobe National Park: A 4–5 hour guided safari to spot elephants, lions, buffalo and more in their natural habitat. Includes immigration crossing, park fees, guide and refreshments. (Departs 08:00)

Afternoon River Safari – Chobe River: Glide along the riverbanks in golden sunset light, spotting wildlife while expert guides share their knowledge. Includes beverages and light snacks. (3–4 hours; morning departures also available. No immigration required.)

Cultural encounters, such as village dance tours, provide an authentic connection to the region’s heritage, while recreational fishing offers a serene way to experience the Chobe waters.

Back at the villas, enjoy an infinity pool with river views, conversation pits with open fires, a sundowner deck for spectacular sunsets, a river boat viewer for observing wildlife, and a well-equipped gym. Complimentary Wi-Fi in public areas keeps you connected while you immerse yourself in Namibia’s wild beauty.



Location

Chobe Water Villas is an exclusive boutique lodge located at the eastern tip of the Zambezi region. Privately situated within the 150km² Kasika Conservancy, the lodge sits directly on the banks of the Chobe River, offering unobstructed views of the renowned Chobe National Park and Sedudu Island, opposite Kasane, Botswana.

Services

Located at the convergence of the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers, where Namibia, Botswana, Zambia and Zimbabwe meet, Chobe Water Villas boasts spectacular views of untamed Africa from its 16 exclusive water villas. The lodge’s prime location offers unrivalled access to the Chobe National Park, home to over 80 000 elephants. Other animal marvels include hippos, buffalo and crocodiles—and more than 50 bird species, making it one of Africa’s most diverse wildlife and birdlife sanctuaries.