Imagine a place nestled deep in the wild heart of Africa… a tranquil place, along a lazily meandering river and surrounded by ancient, majestic Camel Thorn trees. Imagine a place bursting with a rich diversity of life, where the air is pure and the stars are breathtakingly radiant in the night sky.

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With a spectacular setting on the Khwai River, Mogotlho Safari Lodge is the perfect destination to indulge in first class hospitality and experience the magnificent wildlife of Mababe and the greater Khwai area.

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Mogotlho Safari Lodge is situated on the banks of the beautiful Khwai River on a private concession within a greater, pristine wildlife area in Northern Botswana. It is adjacent to both Moremi Game Reserve and Chobe National Park, and the perfect en-route stop between Maun and Kasane.

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With the Khwai River feeding into the Mababe depression, this unique location attracts large herds of buffalo and elephant, with lion, hippo, leopard and wild dog, to name just a few, also being frequent visitors to the lodge and surrounding bush.

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Game drives with our qualified, professional and knowledgeable guides take place daily in the cooler hours of the morning and afternoon. Our guides are passionate about sharing their knowledge of the bush and providing a game viewing experience of the highest quality. Night drives in the concession provide a unique opportunity to discover the unusual and secretive nocturnal members of the animal kingdom. We go out on a two-hour drive where we get a chance to see a different world of nocturnal species including owls and a variety of predators.

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Our guided bush walks along the banks of the Khwai River will get you even closer to nature and provide an opportunity to learn more about the indigenous flora and traditional medicinal uses of plants. This time also allows our guides to impart their tracking knowledge with hands-on experience and share the rich history of Botswana.

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We are proud to be in partnership with our local community from Mababe. Cultural experiences in the village can be arranged for those wanting to learn more about the people who have inhabited and co-existed with wildlife in this area for centuries.

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