Mogotlho Safari Lodge, named after the majestic Camel thorn trees of the area, is nestled between a Leadwood forest, overlooking the Khwai River, situated within a 68 000 hectare private concession in the Okavango Delta, Botswana. The exceptional location of Khwai makes it a regular host to elephant, buffalo, lion, leopard, cheetah and wild dogs. This is the perfect location for observing the perennial drama of the African bushveld. This place provides easy access to the famous Moremi Game Reserve and Savute/Chobe Game Reserve for exciting day trips and is the perfect stopover between Maun and Kasane.
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Intro
Need To Know
Climate:
The Delta's profuse greenery is not the result of a wet climate; rather, it is an oasis in an arid country. The average annual rainfall is 450mm (approximately one third that of its Angolan catchment area) and most of it falls between December and March in the form of heavy afternoon thunderstorms.
December to February are hot wet months with daytime temperatures as high as 40°C, warm nights, and humidity levels fluctuating between 50% and 80%. From March to May, the temperature becomes far more comfortable with a maximum of 30°C during the day and mild to cool nights. The rains quickly dry up leading into the dry, cold winter months of June to August. Daytime temperatures at this time of year are mild to warm, but the temperature begins to fall after sunset. Nights can be surprisingly cold in the Delta, with temperatures barely above freezing.
September to November sees the heat and atmospheric pressure build up once more as the dry season slides into the rainy season. October is the most challenging month for visitors - daytime temperatures often push past 40°C and the dryness is only occasionally broken by a sudden cloudburst.
Wildlife
Big 5 Game Drives: Experience the wilderness of Africa at Mogotlho Safari Lodge with guided Big 5 Game Drives within the 70 000 hectare private concession. Encounter an array of supreme wildlife species and learn more about them through the knowledge of our qualified game rangers on an open safari game viewing vehicle.
Bird Watching: Either sit on the deck at the lodge and marvel at the variety of bird species or alternatively arrange a guide and safari vehicle for bird watching in other areas of the private concession.
Guided Bush Walks: Guided Bush Walks are available within the private concession, undertaken by our qualified game rangers. View the lush bushveld and abundant wildlife up-close with this thrilling experience
Night Drives: Get a glimpse of the nightlife and view nocturnal animals on a guided game drive within the private concession.
Quick Facts
$ 745.00
- Children’s policy
- Applicable at all Lodges, Hotels & Resorts:
- 0-2 yrs : FOC sharing with parent (s).
- 3-11 yrs : Child rate applicable
- 12 years and above: Adult rate applicable.
- Children of all ages are welcome at any of the Lodges; however only children over the age of 6 are permitted on game drives and/or game vehicle transfers, and must be under parental supervision at all times.
- One Adult sharing with a child is charged at applicable adult single rate and applicable child sharing rate.
- Village People: Children of any age are welcome.
Accommodation
Mogotlho comfortably sleeps 26 guests. This eco-green lodge boasts 13 river facing safari tented rooms, complemented by en-suite bricked bathrooms. The rooms are spacious and open-plan. Guests can choose between twin single beds or double beds. The more adventurous at heart can opt for the mobile overnight camps in the Okavango Delta, African wilderness at its best.
Season
The Delta's profuse greenery is not the result of a wet climate; rather, it is an oasis in an arid country. The average annual rainfall is 450mm (approximately one third that of its Angolan catchment area) and most of it falls between December and March in the form of heavy afternoon thunderstorms.
December to February are hot wet months with daytime temperatures as high as 40°C, warm nights, and humidity levels fluctuating between 50% and 80%. From March to May, the temperature becomes far more comfortable with a maximum of 30°C during the day and mild to cool nights. The rains quickly dry up leading into the dry, cold winter months of June to August. Daytime temperatures at this time of year are mild to warm, but the temperature begins to fall after sunset. Nights can be surprisingly cold in the Delta, with temperatures barely above freezing.
September to November sees the heat and atmospheric pressure build up once more as the dry season slides into the rainy season. October is the most challenging month for visitors - daytime temperatures often push past 40°C and the dryness is only occasionally broken by a sudden cloudburst.