Discover the best hotels in Katima Mulilo, Caprivi Region including Zambezi Mubala Lodge, Caprivi Mutoya Lodge & Campsite, Caprivi Houseboat Safaris, Chobe River Camp, Zambezi Mubala Camp, Caprivi River Lodge, Kololo Bed & Breakfast, Protea Hotel by Marriott Zambezi River Lodge, Namwi Island, Happy Forest B&B.
4.5 based on 112 reviews
The Zambezi Mubala Lodge is a paradise for nature and fishing enthusiasts and a must for all bird lovers. Atmospheric boat trips during sunset allow you to dive into the colourful water and animal world of the Zambezi. A healthy filling for every photographer. Gondwana Collection’s Brand and Marketing Director, Mannfred Goldbeck, is convinced that the name of the new lodge is exactly what it promises: “Mubala means ‘colour’ in die local Silozi language. We are convinced that the harmonious colours of nature and its reflections on the water of the Zambezi will be a unique and memorable holiday experience.” The Zambezi Mubala Lodge is currently being rebuilt on the site of what used to be Kalizo Lodge, and accommodation can be booked as from 1 November 2017. Eighteen spacious double chalets and two family chalets, all en suite and air conditioned, offer breath-taking views of the river landscape, inviting you to linger. There are also six tented chalets with en suite bathrooms. Here, our guests will find a temporary home but it is also home to the colourful, cheerfully fluttering Carmine Bee-eaters. The colony on the banks of the mighty Zambezi River is one of the largest in southern Africa. The Zambezi Mubala Lodge is located 40km east of Katima Mulilo on the Namibian riverbank of the Zambezi, overlooking Zambia – in the heart of untouched nature. Day trips to the famous Victoria Falls, the Chobe National Park and other national parks in the region are not to be missed.
We understand that they don’t have family room available but they could place our two rooms closer to each other. We had no. 3 and 7 which is quite a walk. Each parent had to take one child. Our bags were packed together so it was an inconvenience specially when we stayed there for 2 nights and despite asking for rooms next to each other, I was not asked even though the rooms next door were empty. To my surprise, they gave the rooms to new occupants instead of giving me the option. I guess because they didn’t want to clean my room. The food by the pool took too long to arrive and when we finished eating, no one came to take the plates away even after 1,5 hrs. There were constantly no pool towels at reception. The dinners and breakfasts were nice and the place is beautiful. The staff need some training on how to pour wine.. they spilled the wine twice (both nights) on the table and my clothes.
4.5 based on 63 reviews
Situated in a small riverine forest, Caprivi Mutoya Lodge & Campsite lies on the banks of a tranquil backwater of the Zambezi River, approximately 24km east of Katima Mulilo. A variety of accommodation is available, which includes en-suite self-catering tents, self-catering chalets, and a campsite. For those not wishing to cater, delicious meals are available in the restaurant. Facilities on offer includes a bar and restaurant, small seating area with books & games; and access to WIFI. Surrounding the restaurant is a large wooden deck, with a fire pit, offering stunning lake views. There is also a small swimming pool for those wishing to cool off on sweltering hot days. On offer are a variety of water activities. Bicycles are available for guests wishing to explore the surrounding bush and forest areas. Guests can row out on canoes to view crocodiles, hippos and the myriad of birds the lake has to offer. For the more adventurous we can arrange a traditional Makoro (African canoe) ride for a bit of cultural experience. Boat outings are also on offer for fishing, sundowners and bird viewing. Fishing is done from either our boats on the lagoon, or organised for on the main Zambezi River through other lodges. The arrays of fish that can be caught include tiger fish, barbel, pike, a variety of bream and other lesser-known species. Caprivi Mutoya supports catch and release. For those only wanting to relax, nature watching can be done from the restaurant deck overlooking the water. Nature walks can also be taken around the lodge and within the surrounding forests. Trips to view Southern Africa’s largest Carmine Bee Eater’s colony can also be arranged. Day tours can be organised to either Bwabwata National Park in Namibia, Chobe National Park in Botswana or Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe.
We really were not expecting such luxury, it was really a very nice surprise. Our hosts were chatty and charming. The accomodation was perfect. Just simple and clean, fully functional. Beds, plumbing everything. Mischievous monkeys on site , so be careful.
4 based on 102 reviews
A charming property with a lush garden located on the bank of the mighty Zambezi. 5 Rustic chalets and one tented room will entrance you and let you sleep peaceful and as close to nature, giving you an unequaled rest. For the more adventurous we have 2 campsites with communal ablutions with hot water. Power, water and a light are provided on the sites. Boat cruises and fishing trips are offered locally. For an ultimate experience though, nothing beats the safari boats cruising on the Zambezi and even down to the Chobe river for an amazing game-viewing experience. Day-trips to Victoria Falls and Chobe National Park can also be arranged.
We had booked one night as a stopover before crossing to Botswana. The staff is very frienly and the lounge area is very cosy and allowes you to chat, relax and to have a good time. The fish we had for dinner was amazing and room is functional. Unfortunately the mosquito net was quite worn out and greeted us with a cloud of bloodsuckers when going to bed. After a chemical warfare sleep quality was okay but an intact net would have made our stay a lot more comfortable.
4 based on 256 reviews
Gaze over the flood plains and enjoy luxurious solitude on the banks of the Chobe River. Assuring extraordinary experiences, we offer 20 luxury tented chalets. The lodge was inspired by the natural beauty of the landscape and all chalets have been constructed using indigenous Mopane timber and canvas. This offers not only a stunning sight, but an environmentally conscious design. Expect a unique and wondrous experience when visiting the Camp. This region is Namibia’s very own version of the Serengeti and offers a rare experience. With a bit of luck you can see large herds of elephants, buffalo and antelope. Activities may be seasonal, but will always amaze and intrigue our guests. Chobe River Camp is a wildlife and birder’s dream and is the ideal place to break away, just across the river from the world renowned Chobe Nature Reserve, home to one of the largest concentrations of elephant on the African continent. The Camp is also the ideal place for day trips to Victoria Falls, located only 150km away.
great venue, fantastic scenery and excellent service . Definitely 5 stars. This venue needs to be visited twice,- once before the rainy season starting April and again when the venue is flooded after the April rains
4.5 based on 74 reviews
Forty kilometres east of Katima Mulilo, Zambezi Mubala Camp is idyllically set on the water’s edge in a grove of tall, shady trees. For those who love the outdoors as much as their creature comforts, safari camping at Zambezi Mubala Camp is just for you. Safari camping on the banks of the Zambezi River takes camping to an entirely new level. Eight safari tents (sleeping four) with en-suite bathrooms provide comfortable Zambezi homes. Guests have the option of cooking up a storm in their fully-equipped kitchens, having a bite to eat at the camp’s restaurant or picking up a braai pack for a hearty barbeque. Traditional campers can enjoy the adjacent leafy campsite with its ten sites, each with its own private facilities. Fish Eagle calls resound through the day, amid birdsong and the soft splash of water against the riverbank. It’s time to breathe in Life and relax to the tune of nature on the shores of one of Africa’s most famous rivers.
Had a well deserved rest there... despite being self-catering, EVERYTHING was provided for. we needed nothing else just our food, and if we didn't have that, then we could buy it at their very well-stocked curio shop. The welcome was friendly, manager and staff. and the service was great, The setting in the garden creates such an atmosphere of relaxation. very informal as it was a Self-catering venue, but that was also great as we could truly relax
4 based on 56 reviews
Thank you for pleasant stays including gratis kayak trips on the Zambezi River. Maybe Keith is only this generous to whites. His racist views and moans to me about the “munts” are abhorrent and illegal.
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Kololo is a B&B in the main road of Katima and close to all places of interest. We also offer fishing trips on the Zambezi, vehicle rentals and tailor made Safari's. We offer day trips to Chobe National Park and Victoria falls.
My room is very spacious, with air-conditioner, tv, kettle, fridge, etc! Daily cleaning service and fresh towels too!! There is bottled water in your room, with Doom, Peaceful Sleep room and body spray to your avail, supplied by the owner. Breakfast to choose from, and dinner prepared on the premises.
3 based on 116 reviews
The most beautiful camping site along the banks of the Zambezi River. The campsites are shaded on lucious lawns & every site has a fixed BBQ. The sunset views are spectacular. Unfortunately the ablutions (although clean) did not have hot water in all the showers.
4 based on 35 reviews
Right at the riverfront, the camping has plenty of shadow by huge trees. As an alternative to camping, there are comfortable chalets at a very favourable price. Katima Mulilo town is reached by car within 20 minutes. And the management and staff are very friendly.
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Sam and Precious went out of their way to accommodate our large group of 16. We were treated to a decent breakfast every morning. Our hosts know what it takes to run a B&B. The rooms were clean and neat. The beds were very comfortable. The chalets have everything you need. Solar geysers provide enough hot water for showering. The surroundings are beautiful as Precious is an avid gardener. There were some problems with erratic electricity and water supply due to Nampower and Namwater, but Sam did his best with backup supplies. I can’t wait for him to build the swimming pool as Katima was exceptionally warm in December. I wholeheartedly recommend you stay there if you are ever in Katima.
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