A luxury oasis in the heart of the Kavango-Zambezi Conservation Area
Perched high among jackalberry, sausage and knobthorn trees, giving right-of-way to the elephants and local wildlife below, Nambwa Tented Lodge was sustainably constructed to have as little impact on the surrounding environment. Located in the largest conservation area in the world, Nambwa offers guests the opportunity to experience the stunning wilderness of the area. With game drives and boat cruises around the area, guests can spend sunny days spotting Africa’s largest contiguous elephant population as they go about their day, alongside lechwe, buffalo, lion and zebra. Guests can also visit Sijwa Island, a conservation initiative started by Africa Monarch Lodges as part of their sustainability efforts, where guests can tour the recycling workshops where waste is turned into beautiful artefacts for sale, or visit the indigenous tree nursery, where they can buy and plant a tree.
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Best time to go to Bwabwata National Park
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The Bwabwata National Park has a sub-tropical climate, contributing to hot and humid summers. The best time for game viewing is from April to September, when the weather is also the most pleasant. Between November and March is the wet season, where heavy rainfall is frequent. The average rainfall is 550–600 mm per year, which makes it the wettest region in Namibia!
Rooms
Nambwa Tented Lodge-Luxury Suite
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Each of the 10 Luxury Suites offers a private lounge with a spacious private viewing deck. Suites include 2 single beds that can be converted to a king-sized bed, with fresh linen and mosquito netting, an en-suite bathroom with a bath and shower, a personal laptop safe, and power sockets to charge electronics.