Best Safari Lodges in Bamunu Conservancy
7 safari lodges in Bamunu Conservancy, Namibia. View the Bamunu Conservancy park page for wildlife, weather, and more.
Camp Kwando
A well-established and popular camp situated on the banks of the Kwando River, just outside Bwabwata National Park. It offers a range of accommodation from luxury tents to treehouses and campsites, providing a more accessible safari experience with game drives, boat trips, and cultural visits.
Mashi River Safaris (Mobile Camp)
Specializes in tailor-made mobile tented safaris throughout the Zambezi Region, including the Kwando Core Area of Bwabwata National Park. These fully-serviced camps move to prime wildlife viewing locations, offering an exclusive and immersive bush experience with expert guides.
Kazile Island Lodge
Located on a private island in the Kwando River, within the Kwando Core Area of Bwabwata National Park. This lodge offers a blend of comfort and wilderness, with game drives, boat cruises, and walking safaris, focusing on the rich birdlife and large mammal populations.
Nambwa Tented Lodge
An award-winning luxury tented lodge nestled within the Bwabwata National Park, offering unparalleled views of the Kwando River. Known for its elevated suites, exceptional wildlife viewing (especially elephants and predators), and strong commitment to eco-tourism and community empowerment.
Susuwe Island Lodge
A luxurious and intimate lodge situated on an island in the Kwando River, deep within Bwabwata National Park. It offers a remote wilderness experience with excellent game viewing, including boat safaris, mokoro trips, and game drives.
Caprivi Houseboat Safaris
Offers unique houseboat accommodation on the Kwando River, allowing guests to explore the waterways and wildlife of Bwabwata National Park from a different perspective. Activities include fishing, birdwatching, and game viewing from the comfort of the boat.
Horseshoe Community Camp
A rustic, community-run campsite located at the scenic Horseshoe bend of the Kwando River, within Bwabwata National Park. It offers basic camping facilities for self-sufficient travelers, providing an authentic bush experience and direct support to the local community.
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