
RiverDance Lodge
Hotel · Zambezi & Kavango East, Namibia
RiverDance Lodge
An intimate and luxurious lodge situated on the banks of the Okavango River, offering spacious, individually designed chalets with private plunge pools and stunning river views. It's known for its personalized service, excellent cuisine, and a range of activities including boat safaris, fishing, and cultural village visits.
At a Glance
10 rooms
20 guests max
Night Drives
Available
Dietary
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free available upon request
Eco-Friendly
Strong commitment to community support, local employment, and environmental sustainability.
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Pool / Spa
Available
WiFi
Available
Contact Details
Location Map
RiverDance Lodge in Maurus Nekaro Conservancy
Fishing, Spa
Spa, Dining, All-Inclusive, Bar
Nearest Airport
Cuangar Airport
Nearest International Airport
Maun International Airport
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Joseph Mbambangandu Conservancy
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Kabulabula Conservancy
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Kapinga kaMwalye Conservancy
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Kasika Conservancy
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