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    Mashi River Safaris (Mobile Camp)

    Mobile Camp · Bamunu Conservancy, Namibia

    Luxury
    PlnrScore 55
    Health
    Low malaria risk

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    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.

    Why stay at Mashi River Safaris (Mobile Camp)

    • Intimate: only 6 rooms
    • 20 mammal species recorded nearby
    • Night drives offered

    Rooms & inclusions

    Rooms

    6 (up to 12 guests)

    Night drives

    Offered

    Children

    Welcome

    Eco credentials

    Low-impact tourism, leave no trace policy

    Activities
    Birding, Fishing, Spa
    Amenities
    Spa, Bar
    Dietary options
    All dietary requirements catered for upon prior request

    Wildlife near this lodge

    Species recorded within 20 km (iNaturalist research-grade observations).

    162

    Species

    20

    Mammals

    66

    Birds

    Most observed

    • Common Hippopotamus13 sightings
    • African Savanna Elephant10 sightings
    • Impala7 sightings
    • Southern Carmine Bee-eater6 sightings
    • African Spoonbill5 sightings
    • African Jacana5 sightings
    • White-crowned Lapwing5 sightings
    • Waterbuck5 sightings
    • Chacma Baboon5 sightings

    Map & getting there

    Nearest airport

    Saile Airport (FBSI)

    23 km from the park

    International airport

    Kasane International Airport (BBK)

    109 km from the park

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    Data updated October 2026 · Sources: lodge website, Go2Africa, iNaturalist, Open-Meteo