Chobe Mopani Forest Lodge

Chobe Mopani Forest Lodge is a wildlife-rich eco-lodge nestled within the protected Kasane Forest Reserve on the Botswana–Zimbabwe border, positioned at the confluence of the Chobe and Zambezi Rivers where four countries (Botswana, Namibia, Zambia and Zimbabwe) converge. Overlooking a lively waterhole that draws prolific wildlife — including the highest concentrations of elephants in Africa — the lodge offers 20 en-suite standard rooms, 2 stand-alone Meru chalets, and 9 campsites on elevated decks. A wooden walkway connects rooms to the expansive main area featuring two dining spaces, a boma, curio shop, swimming pool, and star-gazing deck. Activities include Chobe game drives, river boat cruises, Victoria Falls day trips, and cultural village tours. Situated between Chobe and Zambezi National Parks, wildlife such as buffalo, leopards, lions, African wild dogs, impalas, sables, and zebras roam freely through the property.