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*This special is subject to booking dinner and/or breakfast
Dinner – P250 per person | Breakfast – P150 per person
During this challenging time of COVID-19, we here at Mwandi View are committed to delivering a clean and safe environment for our guests and employees. We also want each guest feel safe and secure. On a daily basis, we are working to ensure that we meet the latest guidance on hygiene and cleanliness. To help protect all guests and employees, we require the use of face masks to be worn in all public areas. Our check-in procedure includes specific health and safety protocols whereby each guest will be required to sanitise hands, complete a form, have their temperature taken.
Mwandi View is ideally located along the Chobe river. Only 18km from the Ngoma Gate to the North-East and 4km from Kavimba to the South. The road is tar all the way from Kasane and Ngoma border to the lodge. Mwandi View is a good half way stop to and from Savuti.
Mwandi View is a 1 hour drive from Kasane. This is the closest town with ATM facilities and for supply shopping. There is a fuel station in Muchenje which is about 10km from Mwandi View.
Mwandi View coordinates are: S18°02.750’ E024°36.057’
*NB – We have had many clients driving the Tracks for Africa recommended route to Mwandi from Ngoma gate that takes them deep into the bush via sand road.
From Ngoma gate, follow the tar road all the way for 18km…
DO NOT follow the Tracks for Africa route.
Each Self Catering Tented unit sleeps 2 people, has an en-suite and kitchenette with bar fridge, microwave, kettle, with basic cutlery and crockery. The bedrooms have twin beds, a free standing fan and all linen is supplied. Units are serviced daily by our friendly housekeeping staff.
Each unit has a private deck with table and chairs overlooking the Chobe river and floodplain. Units are smoke free.
The campsite area is situated on manicured lawns with Natal Mahogany trees. Each campsite has its own electrical point and BBQ facilities.
Campers use a shared ablution area with hot water. The main campsite area has 3 potable water points. There is a designated communal scullery area and place to do hand washing with cloths lines.
This single bedroom tent has a queen sized bed and 2 x 3/4 beds with a spacious en-suite and a small kitchenette with bar fridge, microwave, kettle and basic crockery & cutlery for self-catering.
All linen is supplied and this unit is also serviced daily by housekeeping. This unit has a private deck where you can sit and enjoy the view of the Chobe River and floodplain. This unit is smoke free.
The Main Complex incorporates and infinity pool, bar and restaurant – all overlooking the Chobe river and floodplain.
Mwandi View serves a traditional English or Continental breakfast, light lunch and chef’s “meal of the day” for dinner. It is essential that you pre-book any meals required at least 3 weeks prior to arrival. We can also cater for vegetarians.
A curio shop is next to the bar area where you can purchase locally hand crafted items. For your convenience, fire wood/charcoal, fire lighters and ice is also available to purchase – ask at reception.
WiFi is available all day at the main complex.
Breakfast: 7.00am – 8:30am
Light Lunch: 12.00pm – 13:30pm
Packed Lunch
Dinner served at 6:30pm
P160 per person
P160 per person
P130 per person
P280 per person
Buffet dinners are served for large groups.
At Mwandi View we have seen a need for change to overland safaris and thus we have entered the market to not only offer an exceptional service but to offer each and every client an unforgettable experience with individual personal attention. As we are not in Kasane and are located more remote we feel that we can offer something special and will not compromise in service and quality.
Mwandi View is determined to ensure that every safari is successful and each and every client is totally satisfied.
Lion, leopard, wild dog, elephant, hippo and antelope sightings during the day – and if you are lucky you may witness a predator hunt.
Some activities are based from Kasane and all activities are subject to availability.
The Chobe Enclave is home to the Ba-Subia – ruled by a King and various Chiefs.
Although Setswana is the official native language of Botswana, Subia is the unique language of the area. The locals farm predominantly with cattle and goats and there are no restrictions of the animal movements. Care is to be taken on the roads, especially at night when livestock and wildlife alike seek the warmth of the bitumen.
Botswana’s tourism months coincide with the seasons – when the rain starts falling around mid-November, most animals migrate from the Chobe to the Okavango Delta, this is generally the ‘low’ season. When the rain stops and the grass starts drying off around April/May, the animals migrate back to the Chobe. This is generally referred to as the ‘peak’ season – although June to September are the best game viewing months.
Northern Botswana is a high risk Malaria area. Foot and Mouth Disease is an ongoing issue – veterinary check-points are in place to assist in the prevention of this disease – be vigilant of the food-stuff you transport from North to South and vice versa.
Due to the intense heat, October is known as the ‘suicide’ month – there are many challenges associated with driving in thick sand during this month.
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