New Activities, at Ndhovu 

• OKAVANGO PANHANDLE  30 mins doors off helicopter scenic flight

The Western edges of the Okavango Delta are some of the wettest and most permanent parts that exist. These permanent swamps with their thick papyrus and reed beds, through which the deep channels flow, are a marvel to behold. These areas are the life blood to the rest of the delta and provide a home for a host of species. Hippos and crocodiles rule the waterways, as elephants crisscross the marshes between the islands in search of food. Red Lechwe also inhabits the islands of dry amongst the surrounding wetlands.

A helicopter scenic allows you to get the bigger picture and see this incredible ecosystem branch out to create the Okavango Delta panhandle. All guests will be able to explore with a doors off window seat guaranteed for unrestricted photo and video opportunities over some of the most pristine and unreachable areas! ex Okavango Panhandle Heliport - 70kms south of Mohembo Border

• Day Trip to Tsodilo Hills, Botswana, consisting of rock art, rock shelters, depressions, and caves. UNESCO estimates there are over 4500 rock paintings at the site.

• Mahango Park

The Mahango Park is only about 10 minutes away from our lodge and is therefore also very good for half-day trips. We accompany you in our safari cars and bring you closer to the flora and fauna.

• Buffalo Park

A wild and exciting place, with great opportunities for elephant and, as the name implies, to meet buffalo. Arrived by boat on the shore, we will pick you up for a breathtaking experience. The day trip including food not only offers a wonderful wildlife, the history of the park itself is worth listening to.

• Okavango boat safari

Enjoy the guided boat rides on the Okavango. Relax with a sundowner and let our experienced guides take you into the Namibian history and learn more about the local fauna and flora.

Fishing trips

Fishing Trips on the Okavango River

Villages walk and Village Tour

Short Hikes to the local Villages, meet the local people of the Okavango and learn more about their traditional way of living.