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Located in
Botswana :: Four Nations
Category:
Camping :: Camping
Mwandi View is managed and operated by the owners and boasts 6 x elevated tented self-catering units that accommodate 2 people each, 1 family unit that accommodates 4 people, 9 fenced and serviced campsites, manicured lawns, 3 'Bush' campsites and shared camper's amenities.
The main complex incorporates an Infinity pool, bar and restaurant all overlooking the Chobe river. It is essential that you pre-book any meals required at least 3 weeks prior to arrival. Only 18km from the Chobe National Park and Ngoma Gate, Mwandi View is outside the National Park and no park fees apply to get there. There is a restaurant but it is closed in December, so guests will stay wholly a on self catering basis.
| Address : | Transit Road (B334), Kavimba, Chobe/Kasane, Botswana |
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| Contact : | Anton du Plessis |
| Cell : | +267 75 579 025 |
| Email : | Click Here |
| Website : | Click Here |
| Host Website : | Click Here |
| Cellphone Reception : | Good |
| Rates Quoted : | Per Person |
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| Base Currency : | BWP |
| Minimum Rate : | 240.00 |
| Maximum Rate : | 240.00 |
| Updated for : | 2024 |
| Comments : | Children under 12 years, pay half price. |
| Payment Methods Accepted : | Cash, Credit Card, Debit Card, Foreign Currency |
| Types of Foreign Currency Accepted : | USD |
| Languages spoken : | English |
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| Pre-Booking : | Required |
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| Accommodation (Self-catering tented units.), Restrooms, Waste Disposal, Play Park | |
| Other Facilities : | Bar. Coffee/Snack bar. BBQ area. |
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| Number of Sites : | 12 | |
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| Is water drinkable? : | Yes | |
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| Game to View : | Eelephant. Buffalo. Zebra. Sable. Brown hyena. African Wild Dog. |
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| Closest Town : | Kasane |
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The tents and restaurant have beautiful views across the Chobe floodplains. Hundreds of elephant come to quench their thirst from midday to late afternoon.
“Conveniently situated between Ngoma and Savuti. The tents and restaurant have beautiful views across the Chobe floodplains. Hundreds of elephant come to quench their thirst from midday to late afternoon.” - Mietsie Visser, 2016/05/23
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