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General
Well situated 7km north of Maun, along the Thamalakane River, making it the perfect stop-over on the way to the northern Game
Reserves of Botswana. This lodge has all of the benefits of being near a town (local amenities, cellphone reception, electricity, internet access!)
whilst also offering the tranquillity and relaxation that comes from being 'in the bush'.
What to see and do
Whether you are in your chalet or lounging by the swimming pool,
you have unspoilt views of the Thamalakane River which, when in flood, attracts a good number of waterbirds such as Greyheaded Gull, African Darter
and White Pelican along with a variety of Ducks and Herons as well as the unmistakeable African Fish Eagle. The Riverine woodland along the river
is home to, among others, African Green Pigeon, Golden Weaver and Hartlaub's Babbler as well as Barn Owl, Pearlspotted Owlet and African Scops-Owl
which can be heard calling at night.
Hippos frequently come out of the river to graze in front of the Chalets so care should be taken walking back to your chalet at night! During
the day you will be serenaded by the resident Tree Squirrels - keep an eye out for them in the restaurant!
Accommodation
Accommodation consists of en-suite chalets which are tastefully furnished. There are two family rooms which have a small lounge area, as well as
two luxury chalets with their own private plunge pools. Alternatively there is a small camping area which has A-frame bedded tents as a budget
option.
There is a small lounge area by the bar and an indoor / outdoor dining area where you can enjoy meals throughout the day.
Further Information
For organised self-drive safaris throughout Botswana contact:
DriveBotswana
P.O Box 10937
Palapye
Tel: (+267) 4923416
www.drivebotswana.com

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