Strategically located in Kasane town and overlooking the erratic Chobe River is Chobe Safari Lodge. This spacious and elegantly furnished safari lodge in Botswana offers a range of accommodation types to suit most budgets and tastes. Completely dedicated to the preservation of Botswana wildlife, the lodge is nestled about 100 km west of Victoria Falls just a stone-throw from the animal-wealthy Chobe National Park.
Chobe Safari Lodge is artistically designed to offer luxury en-suite accommodation to travellers on Chobe safaris.

The apartment has a swimming pool just outside. It also has a volleyball court, a glass back squash court, a fitness gym and a hairdresser salon. The Lodge has two Restaurants for its guests: All accommodation has en-suite bathrooms fitted with air-conditioning facilities. There is 24-hours fast internet access with an Internet Café. The luxury en-suite River rooms have rondavels independently situated to provide space for late-night animal viewing.

Available is a Terrace Restaurant which serves both International and Local dishes. The buffet is served for lunch but on request with bush meat, salads and a range of other local dishes. Depending on a wish, snacks are at times served for lunch. There is also a large and varied breakfast buffet is offered in the terrace restaurant, with a choice of a Continental or fully cooked English breakfasts.
There is a Cocktail Bar where Chobe safari travellers are spotted on the evening after the day trail in the park. Some choose to relax around the pool.

Chobe Safari Lodge offers a number of activities to guests, which include 4×4 late afternoon Game Drives especially in the Caprivi floodplain and Chobe River to spot migratory elephants and buffalo as they cross the River, boat cruises along the River, bird watching, walking safaris that take in the Zambian side of the River, occasional fishing on the River, common also are sundowner cruises as well as Victoria Falls tours.
During lunch picnics, the lodge residents are popularly seen on full day’s game drives guided by expert Botswana tour operators in Chobe particularly during the dry season of April to late August when the several elephants congregate at the Riverbanks to quench their thirst.