Perched high on the eastern side of the Ghoha Hills, our hilltop retreat boasts unparalleled 180 degree views across the savannah. The natural waterhole attracts wildlife year round and there's even a small waterhole in front of the lodge attracting plenty of plains game and occassional big cat activity.

Our lodge is special and has a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The food is inventive and gourmet; and high tea is always served. Much pride and care is taken in the finer details at the lodge. We preserve the surrounding area by having little impact on the environment - we run on solar power. 

Our Ghoha is luxurious, relaxed and offers year-round game viewing opportunities in the Chobe National Park. 

An exclusive and intimate ambience permeate this understated luxury lodge affording even the most discerning of travellers to Botswana a truly unique safari experience.

• Sitting on the balcony at the main lodge watching the waterhole below
• Savuti Marsh Excursion
• Sundowners at the baobab tree
• Dining on gourmet food and soaking up the incredible atmosphere
• The singing and traditional dancing around the campfire at night
• Stargazing
• The hide overlooking a thriving waterhole close to camp
• The simple, yet astounding luxury of your tented suite
• Spa treatments and gym sessions with a view of the Savuti region

Ghoha Hills Savuti Lodge is fully run on solar power, utilizing the available sun energy to generate enough renewable power to provide the lodge with all of its energy requirements and significantly reduce the site’s environmental impact.

No hairdryers

To the south east of the lodge, the Savuti Marsh beckons with its unique game viewing opportunities. The Marsh is a relic of an inland lake which is fed by the Savuti channel.

Covered by extensive savannah and rolling grasslands, the wildlife is dynamic year round. This is big cat and wild dog paradise. We do day trips into the marsh, complete with drinks and a packed lunch. 

Game drives are conducted in and around the bustling waterhole close to our lodge. This is where huge breeding herds of elephant, buffalo and rare antelope congregate. 

A Sundown game drive finished off with Sundowner drinks at the Baobab Tree while enjoying perfect views of the hills and surrounds ends a glorious day. 

The dry and wet seasons change the scenery and offer sightings of the annual migrations of zebras and predators. Guests might see the Marsh pride of lions, wild dogs, buffalo, elephant, leopard, big cat kills, roan antelope, kudu, primates and a range of other large game. 

There are over 500 species of birds in Botswana. Don't be surprised if you see eagles soaring above and the rare ground hornbills foraging away in the shrubbery. 

You will be spoilt for choice with the high concetration of game in Chobe.