Nunda Safari Lodge: Our full report

Nunda Safari Lodge is situated in Namibia's Caprivi Strip. Taking the local Thimbukushu name given to the fruit of the Jackalberry tree, Nunda sits on the banks of the Kavango River, two kilometres downstream from Popa Falls.

Nunda Safari Lodge has 7 twin bedded en-suite meru tents built on wooden decks, and three spacious thatched en-suite chalets. Each unit is set under a shady canopy of trees and amongst pretty shrubs. Each has a private, covered deck overlooking the river.

The main area at Nunda Safari Lodge is a large thatched lapa with a restaurant, a bar, a curio shop, a comfortable lounge and the reception area. A large wooden deck stretches out in front of this and seating where you can enjoy a sundowner drink and a swimming pool.

Activities from Nunda include guided game drives to Caprivi's Mahangu and Bwabwata National Parks, boat cruises, fishing and trips down the river in traditional canoes.

Our View

Nunda Safari Lodge seems like an excellent base to explore the Western Caprivi - in particular Mahango National Park and Popa Falls.

Geographics

Location: Caprivi Strip, Namibia

Ideal length of stay: Two nights

Food & drink

Usual board basis: Half Board

Dining style: Individual Tables

Dining locations: Indoor and Outdoor Dining

Children

Attitude towards children: Children are welcome at Nunda Safari Lodge

Equipment: No

Generally recommended for children: Yes

Central communications

Power supply: Generator

Communications: Mobile reception, but no general phone.

TV & radio: There is a TV in the bar.

Health & safety

Malarial area: Yes

Dangerous animals: Moderate Risk

Security measures: 24 hours guards

Fire safety: All rooms have fire extinguishers.

Extras

Disabled access: Not Possible

Money: No currency exchange.